Iqbal (left) ended up scoring 57, while Mahmudullah (right) made 67
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Despite Bangladesh batsman Mahmudullah and opener Tamim Iqbal both scoring half-centuries, persistent rain restricted the hosts from making South Africa suffer even more.
Anderson was named Man of the Match for excelling with both the bat and ball
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New Zealand all-rounder Corey Anderson smashed 75 runs and took two wickets to not only help his side crush Sri Lanka by 98 runs, but also get their World Cup campaign off to a perfect start.
Beer was named Man of the Match for recording figures of 2-14 off four overs
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The Melbourne Stars embarrassed their crosstown rivals, the Melbourne Renegades, by skittling them out for 57 during their 112-run win at the Docklands Stadium.
Klinger celebrates after scoring his century
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Perth Scorchers opener Michael Klinger hammered a sensational century to quash the Melbourne Renegades by 35 runs at the WACA.
“Throughout his innings he was very composed and he rarely missed a bad ball”
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Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali has revealed that his side are targeting “at least 500” runs following an extremely successful first day against New Zealand.
Kallis led Kolkata to their first CLT20 final with his match-winning innings of 54
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Kolkata Knight Riders all-rounder Jacques Kallis hammered a game-winning 54 against the Hobart Hurricanes to help his side qualify for their first Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) final.
Williamson smashed seven boundaries and a six during his match-winning knock of 52
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Northern Districts batsman Kane Williamson hit a brilliant half-century to lead his side to a convincing seven-wicket win over the Southern Express in Raipur.
Russell celebrates after hitting the winning runs
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Jamaica Tallawahs all-rounder Andre Russell smashed a stunning half-century to end the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel’s season.
Khan dismissed Silva, Thirimmane, Dickwella and Perera
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Pakistan pace bowler Junaid Khan sliced through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul to leave them reeling at the end of the first day of the second Test in Colombo.
Root and Anderson now have the largest last-wicket partnership in Test history
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India secured themselves a lead of 128 runs at the end of the fourth day of the first Test in Nottingham following England batsman Joe Root and James Anderson’s historic partnership.
