Chigumbura celebrates after Zimbabwe beat Australia for the first time in 31 years
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It has been 11,406 days since the last time Zimbabwe beat Australia, which came during the 1983 World Cup at Trent Bridge.
Taylor was named Man of the Match for his impressive bowling figures
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Jamaica Tallawahs pace bowler Jerome Taylor registered figures of 2-11 off his four overs and batsman Owais Shah smashed an entertaining 42 to lead their side to a 19-run win over the Barbados Tridents at Sabina Park.
Guptill smashed two boundaries and three sixes during his match-winning knock of 50
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Guyana Amazon Warriors opener Martin Guptill struck an unbeaten half-century and pace bowler Krishmar Santokie claimed four wickets to help their side annihilate the St Lucia Zouks by nine wickets in Guyana.
Perera walloped seven boundaries and two sixes during his outstanding knock of 49
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Sri Lanka all-rounder Thisara Perera smashed an entertaining 49 and captain Lasith Malinga took three vital wickets to give their side a nine-run win over England at The Oval.
Yadav was named Man of the Match for dismissing Finch, Warner and Steyn
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The Kolkata Knight Riders registered their fourth consecutive victory after comfortably beating the Sunrisers Hyderabad by seven wickets in front of their own fans.
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Steyn claimed three wickets in one over to extinguish Pakistan’s hopes of levelling the series
South Africa opening batsman Quinton de Kock smashed a spectacular maiden century and pace spearhead Dale Steyn registered his second five-wicket haul as the Proteas beat Pakistan by 28 runs in the fourth ODI in Abu Dhabi to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match series.
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Nurse took four wickets to ensure the Tridents maintained their perfect record
The Barbados Tridents kept their Caribbean Premier League (CPL) record intact with two wins from two games thanks to an outstanding performance by off-spinner Ashley Nurse, who claimed four victims to lead the Tridents to a 12-run win over the Antigua Hawksbills.
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Root, Bell and Swann were all credited for their game-changing contributions
Australia captain Michael Clarke will be sweating buckets for the remainder of this Ashes series after his team fell to England once again, thanks largely to the outstanding batting efforts of Ian Bell and Joe Root and the masterful spin bowling of Graeme Swann.
