Smith walloped eight sixes during his unbeaten knock of 110
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Barbados Tridents opening batsman Dwayne Smith hammered a highly entertaining century to lead his side to comfortable 29-run win over the St Lucia Zouks in Barbados.
Singh walloped nine sixes during his unbeaten knock of 68
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Fans at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore were treated to a flashback of Yuvraj Singh’s prime days as a cricketer as the Indian all-rounder launched a blitzkreig against the Delhi Daredevils to help the Royal Challengers Bangalore ease to a 16-run victory.
Maxwell walloped eight sixes during his superb knock of 90
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After a short break, it seems the Glenn Maxwell show is back in business once again. The Australian all-rounder blitzed his way to a spectacular 90 to lead the Kings XI Punjab to a convincing 44-run win over the Chennai Super Kings.
Sharma led by example with his brilliant unbeaten half-century
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Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma smashed an unbeaten half-century to lead his side to a 19-run victory in a fierce battle against Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium.
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Perera helped Sri Lanka retain their number one ranking
Sri Lanka opening batsman Kusal Perera demolished Pakistan with an entertaining innings of 84 as the Lankan Lions cruised to a 24-run win in the second and final Twenty20 International in Dubai to end the series as a 1-1 tie.
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“Sachin, Sachin will reverberate in my ears till I stop breathing”
The end of a 24-year legacy has dawned upon the cricketing world as Sachin Tendulkar received a fitting farewell in his 200th and final Test match in his hometown of Mumbai as India decimated the West Indies by an innings and 126 runs.
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Sharma scored an unbeaten century in his debut Test match
India batsman Rohit Sharma’s unbeaten century on debut gave his side a solid 120-run lead over the West Indies at the end of the second day of the first Test in Kolkata.
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Clarke was absolutely gutted to have lost the Ashes once again
Australia captain Michael Clarke was not a happy camper as the rain Gods helped England retain the Ashes after the third Test at Old Trafford ended as a draw thanks to the fifth day being constantly disrupted by the heavens parting.
