New Zealand celebrate after beating Pakistan 2-1
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New Zealand secured their first away series win over Pakistan in Test cricket since 1969 after crushing them by 123 runs on the final day in Abu Dhabi.
Kane Williamson celebrates after scoring his 19th Test century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls scored an unbeaten 139 and 90 not out respectively to hand their side a 198-run lead over Pakistan on the fourth day in Abu Dhabi.
Azhar Ali celebrates after scoring his 15th Test century
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Pakistan struck twice in quick succession after Azhar Ali and Asad Shafiq tormented New Zealand with their knocks of 134 and 104 respectively on the third day in Abu Dhabi.
Azhar Ali struck four boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 62
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Azhar Ali scored an unbeaten 62 and Bilal Asif took a five-wicket haul as Pakistan retained the upper hand over New Zealand on the second day in Abu Dhabi.
Yasir Shah ended the day with figures of 3-62 off 31 overs
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Yasir Shah took three wickets to give Pakistan the upper hand on the opening day of the third Test in Abu Dhabi, even though New Zealand captain Kane Williamson scored a hard-fought 89.
Jos Buttler scored his 12th Test fifty
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Sri Lanka lost four quick wickets after they were set 327 to win on the third day in Colombo, courtesy of England batsman Jos Buttler’s brilliant knock of 64.
Adil Rashid finished with figures of 5-49 off 13.5 overs
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England claimed a 99-run lead on the second day in Colombo after Adil Rashid ripped through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul.
Jonny Bairstow soaks in the moment after scoring his sixth Test century
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England batsman Jonny Bairstow enjoyed a successful Test return as he scored a brilliant 110 on the opening day of the third Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo.
Stuart Broad was fined 15 percent of his match fee and given a demerit point for giving Rishabh Pant a send-off
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad has been fined 15 percent of his match fee after giving India debutant Rishabh Pant a send-off after dismissing him during the third Test in Nottingham.
India captain Virat Kohli leads his side off the field after their comprehensive win over England
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India needed just 17 balls to take the one wicket they needed to annihilate England by 203 runs and reduce the series deficit to 2-1.
