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England batsman Joe Root smashed a magnificent century to hand his side a consolation win over India in the fifth ODI at Headingley.
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England batsman Joe Root smashed a magnificent century to hand his side a consolation win over India in the fifth ODI at Headingley.
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South Africa batsman Faf du Plessis scored his third century of the ODI tri-series to not only help his side beat Zimbabwe by 63 runs in Harare, but to also set up an Australia vs South Africa final.
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Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath ripped thorough Pakistan’s batting line-up with a six-wicket haul to lead his side to a seven-wicket win on the fifth day of the first Test in Galle.
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The Antigua Hawksbills ended their eight-game losing streak by cruising to a five-wicket win over the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel in St Kitts.
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The second Test between South Africa and Sri Lanka in Colombo is set for a thrilling conclusion as the tourists require 331 runs to win on the final day with nine wickets in hand.
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Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel batsman Darren Bravo smashed a massive six off the last ball of the match to not only lead his team to victory, but break the hearts of the Guyana Amazon Warriors as well.
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Zimbabwe’s opening duo of Sikandar Raza and Hamilton Masakadza scored 141 and 93 respectively to demolish Afghanistan by eight wickets in the second ODI in Bulawayo.
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Barbados Tridents all-rounder Shoaib Malik smashed an entertaining half-century and pace bowler Ravi Rampaul took four wickets to not only crush the Antigua Hawksbills by five wickets, but also keep them winless.
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India pace bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar sliced through England’s batting line-up with four wickets to give his side a slight edge at the end of the second day of the second Test against England at Lord’s.
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South Africa opener Hashim Amla scored a sparkling century to lead the Proteas to a convincing 75-run win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Colombo.