Daniel Vettori: “Unfortunately, I remember Inzamam taking off his thigh pad when he was playing on ten and retired after scoring around 320 wasn’t that much fun”
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Former New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori recalled the time former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq scored his career-best Test score of 329 against his side.
Cook celebrates after scoring his 28th Test century
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England captain Alastair Cook scored his first Test century since May as he took the fight to Pakistan on the third day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
Prasad finished with figures of 4-92 off 29.3 overs
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Sri Lanka only need to score 153 runs to level the Test series after pace bowler Dhammika Prasad ripped through Pakistan’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul on the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo.
Iqbal hit 15 boundaries and three sixes during his innings of 132
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal scored 132 and wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim made 106 to not only help their side demolish Pakistan by 79 runs, but also beat them in an ODI for the first time since the 1999 World Cup.
Smith celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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A new World Cup champion will be crowned on March 29 after Australia dumped defending champions India out of the tournament with a convincing 95-run win in Sydney.
Du Plessis raises his bat after bringing up his half-century
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South Africa batsman Faf du Plessis and captain Hashim Amla both scored half-centuries to ensure that the Proteas stood firm against the West Indies on the second day of the third Test in Cape Town.
Finch celebrates after scoring his fifth ODI century
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Australia opener Aaron Finch scored a breathtaking century to not only help his side beat South Africa by 73 runs in the third ODI in Canberra, but also give them a 2-1 lead in the series.
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“Just 71 more!”
England pace bowler James Anderson has announced that he has the potential to take his Test wicket tally to 400 within the next two years as long as he maintains his fitness levels and doesn’t fall victim to any major injuries.