Pakistan pose with the trophy after winning the series 2-0
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Chasing 284 to win, England absolutely imploded on the final day and, as a result, lost the series 2-0, which saw them drop to sixth on the Test rankings and Pakistan rise to second.
Sri Lanka celebrate after whitewashing the West Indies 2-0
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Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath claimed four wickets to carry his side to a 72-run win over the West Indies on the fifth day of the second Test in Colombo.
Mathews won four major awards
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Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews’ superb performance with both the bat and ball saw him pick up the Cricketer of the Year award, the Test batsman prize and the ODI batsman and all-rounder trophies at the Sri Lanka Cricket awards ceremony.
“I’m not confident I’ll be ready for the next game”
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South Africa pace bowler Morne Morkel is unlikely to feature in the fourth ODI against India in Chennai on Thursday as he is currently nursing a leg injury.
Morkel finished with figures of 4-39 off 10 overs
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South Africa pace bowler Morne Morkel claimed four wickets and opening batsman Quinton de Kock scored 103 to lead the Proteas to a 18-run win over India in the third ODI in Rajkot.
De Villiers became the fastest player to score 8,000 ODI runs
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers led by example during the third and final ODI in Durban as he smashed a quickfire 64 to lead his side to a 62-run win.
Ashwin finished with figures of 5-42 off 16 overs
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India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin sliced through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with five wickets to not only lead his side to a 278-run win in the second Test in Colombo, but also help them level the series at 1-1.
Amla smashed four boundaries and a six during his knock of 48
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South Africa opening batsman Hashim Amla scored a clinical 48 to help his side cruise to a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the first Twenty20 International in Durban.
Ali smashed three boundaries and four sixes during his match-winning knock of 46
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Pakistan pace bowler Anwar Ali smashed 46 runs off just 17 balls and captain Shahid Afridi hammered 45 runs off 22 deliveries to carry their side to a nail-biting one-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Colombo.
The Red Steel celebrate after winning the CPL
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The Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel dethroned the Barbados Tridents as Caribbean Premier League (CPL) champions after beating them by 20 runs in the final on Sunday.
