Vettori finished with figures of 3-13 off his four overs
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Jamaica Tallawahs spinner Daniel Vettori sliced through the Antigua Hawksbills’ batting line-up with three wickets to hand his side a comfortable eight-wicket win in Antigua.
Bell scored a fantastic half-century
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England batsman Ian Bell scored a fluent half-century and spinner James Tredwell took four wickets to help their side flatten Scotland by 39 runs in a rain-affected affair in Aberdeen.
Gambhir hit five boundaries and two sixes during his knock of 69
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Kolkata Knight Riders captain Gautam Gambhir led by example to help his side register a comfortable eight-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils in their own backyard.
Mendis dismissed Porterfield, O’Brien and Thompson
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Sri Lanka showcased an all-round performance to cruise past Ireland by 79 runs in the first of two ODIs in Dublin.
Tambe recorded his maiden IPL hat-trick
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The Kolkata Knight Riders lost six wickets for two runs in their 10-run loss to the Rajasthan Royals in Ahmedabad.
Vijay was named Man of the Match for his solid knock of 40
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The Mumbai Indians’ quest to win their first match of the 2014 IPL season will have to wait a little longer after the Delhi Daredevils flattened them by six wickets in Sharjah.
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Stirling definitely had the luck of the Irish on his side
Everybody has heard about the luck of the Irish, but today it actually came true when Ireland walked away with a three-wicket victory on St Patrick’s Day by stealing a bye off the very last ball of their match against Zimbabwe in Sylhet.
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Lyon claimed his fourth five-wicket haul
Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon cut England down to their knees on the third day of the fourth Test in Melbourne after taking an exceptional five-wicket haul.
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Afridi was named Man of the Match for his spectacular innings
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi’s late blitz with the bat helped his side to a three-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first Twenty20 International in Dubai.
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De Kock’s third century on the trot was ruined by the rain
South Africa wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock scored his third ODI century in a row against India to lead the Proteas to a strong total of 301 in the third and final ODI in Centurion before the rain came and forced the match to be abandoned.
