Ali smashed three boundaries and four sixes during his match-winning knock of 46
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Pakistan pace bowler Anwar Ali smashed 46 runs off just 17 balls and captain Shahid Afridi hammered 45 runs off 22 deliveries to carry their side to a nail-biting one-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Colombo.
Gayle is all smiles after scoring his maiden ODI double century
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West Indies opener Chris Gayle and all-rounder Marlon Samuels shattered numerous records during their side’s 73-run win over Zimbabwe in Canberra via the Duckworth-Lewis method.
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.
Botha smashed three boundaries and two sixes during his innings of 41
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Adelaide Strikers captain Johan Botha led by example as he hammered an unbeaten 41 to not only help his side beat the Sydney Sixers by 23 runs, but also secure them a spot in the semi-finals.
Australia celebrate after winning the series 2-0
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Fans at the Sydney Cricket Ground were treated to a highly tense and thrilling final day of Test cricket as India fought with all their might to end the fourth Test as a draw.
Smith celebrates after bringing up his maiden ODI century
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Australia all-rounder Steven Smith scored his maiden ODI century to help his side demolish Pakistan by 93 runs in the first ODI in Sharjah.
Roach finished with figures of 5-33 off his 16 overs
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West Indies pace bowler Kemar Roach took a five-wicket haul to leave Bangladesh in a state of disarray at the end of the second day of the second Test in St Lucia.
De Kock hit seven boundaries and a six during his knock of 76
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South Africa stand-in captain Hashim Amla and opening batsman Quinton de Kock both scored half-centuries to lead the Proteas to a comfortable 61-run win over Zimbabwe in Harare.
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Dilshan smashed seven boundaries and a six during his knock of 46
The Sydney Thunder finally broke their 19-game losing streak when they cruised past the Melbourne Renegades by nine wickets at the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne.
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Cotterrell’s four-wicket haul left Barbados in absolute tatters
The Antigua Hawksbills walked away with a comfortable five-wicket win over the Barbados Tridents thanks to left-arm pace bowler Sheldon Cotterrell’s four-wicket haul.