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Australia have drawn first blood in the five-match ODI series after they beat South Africa by 32 runs in the first ODI in Perth.
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Australia have drawn first blood in the five-match ODI series after they beat South Africa by 32 runs in the first ODI in Perth.
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India opener Rohit Sharma hammered 264 runs, which is the highest ODI score in history, to help his side annihilate Sri Lanka by 153 runs in the fourth ODI in Kolkata.
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India batsman Ambati Rayudu scored his maiden ODI century to help his side cruise past Sri Lanka by six wickets in the second ODI in Ahmedabad.
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India’s opening pair of Ajinkya Rahane and Shikhar Dhawan both scored centuries to help their side demolish Sri Lanka by 169 runs in the first ODI in Cuttack.
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South Africa opening batsman Hashim Amla scored a sensational century to not only lead his side to a 72-run win over New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, but also give them an unassailable 2-0 lead.
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India batsman Virat Kohli was back at his best during the fourth ODI against the West Indies in Dharamsala as he smashed a breathtaking 127 to help his side cruise to a 59-run win.
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Australia completed their 3-0 whitewash of Pakistan with a nail-biting one-run victory in the third ODI in Abu Dhabi.
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India managed to tie up the series at 1-1 after the West Indies self-destructed and subsequently lost the second ODI by 48 runs in Delhi.
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West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels scored a career-best 126 and took two wickets to help his side crush India by 124 runs in the first ODI in Kochi.
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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.