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India opener Murali Vijay scored a sensational century to make Australia wilt in the scorching heat on the first day of the second Test in Brisbane.
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India opener Murali Vijay scored a sensational century to make Australia wilt in the scorching heat on the first day of the second Test in Brisbane.
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Australia opener David Warner scored a sensational century to leave India battered and bruised at the end of the first day of the first Test in Adelaide.
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Despite half-centuries from Azhar Ali and Younis Khan, Pakistan’s batting line-up faltered against New Zealand on the third day of the second Test in Dubai.
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Zimbabwe opener Sikandar Raza and batsman Hamilton Masakadza both made unbeaten half-centuries to help their side fight back after Bangladesh scored 503 on the second day of the third Test in Chittagong.
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with a six-wicket haul to restrict them to 240 on the first day of the first Test in Mirpur.
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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.
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Chennai Super Kings all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja hammered an unbeaten 44 and spinner Ravichandran Ashwin took three wickets to help their side take down the Perth Scorchers by 13 runs in Bangalore.
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The Kolkata Knight Riders won their 11th consecutive match after beating the Lahore Lions by four wickets in Hyderabad.
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India opener Ajinkya Rahane scored his maiden ODI century and his partner, Shikhar Dhawan, smashed an unbeaten 97 to lead the national team to a convincing nine-wicket win over England in the fourth ODI in Birmingham.
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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.