Kolkata celebrate after being crowned champions of the 2014 IPL
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The Kolkata Knight Riders were crowned IPL champions behind batsman Manish Pandey’s sparkling knock of 94.
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.
Smith hammered eight sixes during his knock of 79
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The Chennai Super Kings recorded their sixth consecutive victory after West Indies opening batsman Dwayne Smith scored an outstanding half-century to lead them to a comfortable eight-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils.
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Kohli smashed five boundaries and two sixes during his unbeaten knock of 72
India batsman Virat Kohli hammered a match-winning half-century to lead his side to a six-wicket win over South Africa in Mirpur and to the final of the World Twenty20 for the first time since 2007.
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Bravo and Sammy changed the complexion of the game with their 71-run partnership
The West Indies put up a stunning all-round performance to humiliate Pakistan by 84 runs in Mirpur and qualify for semi-finals of the World Twenty20.
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Root and Buttler helped England earn a hard-fought 2-1 series win
England batsman Joe Root smashed a stunning century and wicketkeeper Jos Buttler walloped a breathtaking 99 to lead their side to a 25-run win over the West Indies in the third and final ODI in Antigua.
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Afridi is over the moon after smashing the winning runs
Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi walloped a huge six off the third ball of the final over to lead his side to a heart-racing one-wicket win over India in Mirpur.
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Haque’s century kept Bangladesh’s innings intact
Bangladesh batsman Mominul Haque stole the limelight on the final day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Chittagong as he scored a magnificent unbeaten century.
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Stokes was named Man of the Match for his heroics with both the bat and ball
England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler smashed a quickfire 71 and all-rounder Ben Stokes hammered 70 runs and claimed four wickets to help England snap their eight-game losing streak with a convincing 57-run victory against Australia in the fourth ODI in Perth.
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Bravo played a vital role with both the bat and ball
West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo scored 47 runs and took two wickets to help the Melbourne Renegades edge out the Adelaide Strikers in a one-run thriller at the Adelaide Oval.
