White was named Man of the Match for his brilliant knock of 61
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Melbourne Renegades skipper Cameron White led by example as he hammered a superb 61 to help his side defeat the Sydney Thunder by five wickets and keep their Big Bash League (BBL) campaign alive.
Australia hold the upper hand heading into the second day
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Australia found themselves on top on the first day of the third Test in Sydney even though West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite scored 85 runs.
Bravo scored his 14th Test fifty
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Australia continued to dominate the West Indies on the second day of the first Test in Hobart despite batsman Darren Bravo’s unbeaten knock of 94.
Dilshan hammered eight boundaries during his innings of 56
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Sri Lanka opener Tillakaratne Dilshan blasted a quickfire 56 to lead his side to a comfortable 30-run win over the West Indies in the first Twenty20 International in Pallekele.
Cook celebrates after scoring his double century
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England captain Alastair Cook continued to lead the charge against Pakistan as he scored his third double century and broke the record for the longest innings by an English batsman on the fourth day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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.
Smith celebrates after scoring his 11th Test century
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England were left reeling at the end of the second day of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval as they lost eight wickets in almost no time at all after Australia batsman Steven Smith scored 143.
Smith celebrates after scoring his maiden double century
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England found themselves in heaps of trouble after Steven Smith became the first Australian batsman to score a double century at Lord’s since Bill Brown accomplished the feat way back in 1938.
Sarkar celebrates after bringing up his maiden ODI century
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Bangladesh opener Soumya Sarkar smashed a career-best 127 not out to help his side whitewash Pakistan 3-0 in Mirpur.
Amla struck 11 boundaries and six sixes during his knock of 133
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South Africa stand-in captain Hashim Amla and batsman Rilee Rossouw both scored centuries to help their side breeze past the West Indies by 131 runs in the fifth ODI in Centurion.