Rashid’s figures of 7-18 are the fourth-best in ODI history
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Rashid Khan literally left the West Indies in a spin as he took a career-best seven wickets to lead Afghanistan to a 63-run win in the first ODI in St Lucia.
Shakib (left) struck his seventh ODI century, while Mahmudullah scored his third
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Bangladesh looked dead in the water at 33/4, but hundreds from Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah scripted a miraculous five-wicket win that resulted in New Zealand being eliminated from the Champions Trophy.
Iqbal scored his 36th ODI fifty
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Bangladesh secured their first away win over New Zealand after beating them by five wickets in Dublin.
Rayudu scored his 14th IPL fifty
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Ambati Rayudu and Saurabh Tiwary smashed 63 and 52 respectively as the Mumbai Indians defeated the Kolkata Knight Riders by nine runs.
Siraj finished with figures of 4-32 off his four overs
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Mohammed Siraj ripped through the Gujarat Lions’ batting line-up with a four-wicket haul to guide the Sunrisers Hyderabad to an eight-wicket win.
Simmons scored his 10th IPL fifty
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Lendl Simmons smashed a superb 66 and his West Indian compatriot Kieron Pollard hammered an unbeaten 63 as the Mumbai Indians battered the Delhi Daredevils by 146 runs.
Amir ended the day on with figures of 3-28 off 19 overs
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Mohammad Amir ripped through the West Indies’ top order with a three-wicket haul to give Pakistan a small advantage on the first day of the first Test in Jamaica.
“I let him have it on the balcony about responsibilities.”
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Nearly four years after it happened, Graham Gooch has revealed why he got into a heated dispute with former England batsman Kevin Pietersen during the 2013/14 Ashes series.
It is unclear whether Guptill will be fit for the third ODI
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill’s stint on the sidelines continues as he has been ruled out of the one-off Twenty20 International and first two ODIs against South Africa due to a hamstring injury.
Afghanistan are all smiles after whitewashing Zimbabwe 2-0
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Afghanistan wicketkeeper Mohammad Shahzad continued to be a thorn in Zimbabwe’s side as he made history during his team’s 81-run win in the second and final Twenty20 International in Sharjah.
