Sri Lanka finally won their first Test series in England
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Sri Lanka created history by winning their first Test series in England following their convincing 100-run victory on the fifth and final day of the second Test at Headingley.
Plunkett recorded the first five-wicket haul of his Test career
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England pace bowler Liam Plunkett picked up the first five-wicket haul of his career and fellow seamer Stuart Broad took a hat-trick to help their side slice through Sri Lanka on the first day of the second Test at Headingley.
Patel excelled with both the bat and ball
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Kings XI Punjab opening batsman Manan Vohra blitzed his way to 42 and all-rounder Akshar Patel smashed 42 as well, while also taking one wicket, to lead their side to a four-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore completely choked during their match against the Kolkata Knight Riders in Sharjah as they were in a prime position to win the game comfortably before things started to go horribly wrong, which ultimately led to the Knight Riders walking away with a narrow two-run victory.
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Myburgh hammered seven boundaries during his knock of 55
Netherlands opening batsman Stephan Myburgh blasted a magnificent half-century to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over the United Arab Emirates in Sylhet.
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Johnson claimed the wickets of Smith, Petersen, du Plessis and McLaren
Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson absolutely ripped through South Africa’s batting line-up with his four wickets to leave the Proteas in absolute tatters at the end of the second day of the first Test in Centurion.
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Sangakkara scored his 34th Test century
Sri Lanka veteran batsman Kumar Sangakkara absolutely dominated the first day of the second Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong as he scored a breathtaking 160.
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New Zealand celebrate following their 4-0 thrashing of India
New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor smashed his second consecutive ODI century to hand the Black Caps an 87-run win over India in the fifth and final ODI in Wellington and a 4-0 series win.
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Guptill scored his fifth ODI century, while Jadeja proved to be India’s saviour with an unbeaten 66
India now have a chance to end the ongoing ODI series 2-2 following their dramatic tie against New Zealand in the third ODI in Auckland.
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Ahmed remains unbeaten on 70 off 123 balls
Pakistan wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed scored an unbeaten half-century to keep his side alive on the fourth day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Dubai.
