Australia pose with the trophy after beating the West Indies 2-0
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Australia opener David Warner stole the show on the fifth and final day of the third Test in Sydney as he blasted a spectacular century.
Root hit four boundaries and a six during his unbeaten knock of 60
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England batsman Joe Root scored an unbeaten 60 to put his side in a dominant position against South Africa on the third day of the first Test in Durban.
Guptill hit nine boundaries and four sixes during his innings of 79
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill smashed 79 and captain Brendon McCullum hammered 55 to lead their side to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Christchurch.
Buttler smashed the fastest ODI century by an England player
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England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler and opener Jason Roy both scored centuries to help their side demolish Pakistan by 84 runs in the fourth ODI in Dubai.
Heavy rain led to day four ending early
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New Zealand have a good chance of saving the first Test against Australia in Brisbane after a good portion of the fourth day was abandoned due to rain.
Rahman became only the second bowler after Zimbabwe’s Brian Vitori to take five-wicket hauls in his first two ODIs
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Bangladesh pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman was the star of the show once again as he sliced through India’s batting line-up to help his side win their first ever bilateral series against India.
Bairstow exults after hitting the winning runs
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England hit the jackpot when they picked Jonathan Bairstow as a replacement for the injured Jos Buttler as he smashed an unbeaten 83 to lead his side to a three-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the fifth and final ODI in Durham.
Iqbal celebrates after scoring his maiden double century
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Bangladesh openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes both made career-bests to ensure the first Test against Pakistan in Khulna ended as a draw.
Riaz was named Man of the Match for excelling with both the bat and ball
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Wahab Riaz smashed an unbeaten 54 and took four wickets to lead his side to a 20-run win over Zimbabwe in Brisbane.
Miller was named Man of the Match for his career-best knock of 138
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South Africa batsman David Miller and all-rounder JP Duminy both scored centuries to help the Proteas beat a spirited Zimbabwe side by 62 runs in Hamilton.
