Bailey (left) and Maxwell celebrate after leading Australia to victory
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Despite India opener Rohit Sharma scoring his second successive century, Australia cruised to a seven-wicket win in the second ODI in Brisbane thanks to half-centuries from Aaron Finch, Shaun Marsh and George Bailey.
Rahim celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim scored 107 and all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan claimed a five-wicket haul to lead their side to a convincing 145-run win over Zimbabwe in the first ODI in Mirpur.
Finn finished with figures of 5-45 off 13 overs
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England pace bowler Steven Finn picked up his fifth five-wicket haul to leave England teetering on the edge of going 2-1 up in the Ashes.
Warner raises his bat upon bringing up his half-century
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Australia opener David Warner smashed an unbeaten 60 to extend his side’s lead over England during the third day of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s.
Sarkar celebrates after bringing up his maiden ODI century
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Bangladesh opener Soumya Sarkar smashed a career-best 127 not out to help his side whitewash Pakistan 3-0 in Mirpur.
Pollard was named Man of the Match for his essential knock of 89
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West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard and wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin both made vital half-centuries to save their side from suffering an embarrassing loss in the first ODI against Bangladesh in Grenada.
“Ross is one of the best players in the game”
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Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel captain Dwayne Bravo has announced that New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor “brings great depth and leadership to the team”.
O’Brien and Taylor sealed the deal for the Red Steel with an unbeaten 145-run partnership
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The Red Steel’s batting duo of Kevin O’Brien and Ross Taylor scored 90 and 51 respectively to crush the Antigua Hawksbills by nine wickets in Antigua.
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Hales celebrates after bringing up his maiden Twenty20 International century
England opener Alex Hales kept his team’s chances of progressing to the next round of the World Twenty20 alive after he hammered his maiden Twenty20 International century during a six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Chittagong.
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Sangakkara has scored 424 runs in this Test match
Sri Lanka’s batting duo of Kumar Sangakkara and Dinesh Chandimal both scored centuries to give their side the upper hand heading into final day of the second Test against Bangladesh.