Hafeez (right) celebrates after scoring his 11th ODI century
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Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez scored an unbeaten 102 to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over England in the first ODI in Abu Dhabi.
Mutumbami hit four boundaries and two sixes during his career-best knock of 74
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Zimbabwe opener Richmond Mutumbami scored a career-best 74 to lead his side to a six-wicket win over Afghanistan in the third ODI in Bulawayo.
Malik celebrates after scoring his maiden Test double century
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It was another gruelling day for England in Abu Dhabi as Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik and batsman Asad Shafiq continued their onslaught.
De Villiers was named Man of the Match for scoring his 21st ODI century
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers led by example with the bat as he blasted an unbeaten 104, while pace bowler Kagiso Rabada took consecutive wickets in the final over to lead the Proteas to a five-run win over India in the first ODI in Kanpur.
Chigumbura was named Man of the Match for his all-round performance
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Controversial circumstances not only saw Zimbabwe clinch a five-run victory via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the second ODI against Pakistan, but also led to them levelling the series at 1-1.
Taylor celebrates after scoring his maiden ODI century
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England batsman James Taylor scored his maiden ODI century to ensure his side did not give Australia an unassailable 3-0 lead in the third ODI in Manchester.
Rahane celebrates after scoring his fourth Test century
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India found themselves in a commanding position at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo as they dismissed two Sri Lankan batsmen following Ajinkya Rahane’s magnificent knock of 126.
Mathews celebrates after scoring his sixth Test century
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India found themselves with the upper hand at the end of the third day of the second Test in Colombo even though Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews made 102.
Worker was named Man of the Match on debut
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New Zealand batsman George Worker had a debut to remember as he smashed a quickfire 62 to help the Black Caps demolish Zimbabwe by 80 runs in the one-off Twenty20 International in Harare.
Williamson was named Man of the Match for his knock of 90
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson led by example as he scored 90 runs to not only help his side defeat Zimbabwe by 38 runs in the third ODI in Harare, but also lead them to a 2-1 series win.
