Afghanistan celebrate their historic series win
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Afghanistan etched their name in the record books after they crushed Zimbabwe by 73 runs in the fifth and final ODI in Bulawayo.
Brathwaite finished with career-best figures of 6-29 off 11.3 overs
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West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite sliced through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with a career-best six wickets to leave his side needing 244 runs to win the second Test in Colombo.
Herath finished with figures of 4-79 off 22 overs
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Veteran Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath took four wickets to lead his side to an innings and six-run win over the West Indies on the fourth day of the first Test in Galle.
Australia sliced through the West Indies’ batting line-up
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Australia found themselves in total control at the end of the first day of the first Test in Dominica as the West Indies were bundled out for a dismal 148.
Ronchi and Elliott both made centuries during their record-breaking 267-run partnership
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New Zealand wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi and batsman Grant Elliott broke the record for the highest sixth-wicket partnership in ODI history as the Blackcaps flattened Sri Lanka by 108 runs in the fifth ODI in Dunedin.
Al Hasan finished with figures of 6-59 off 24.5 overs
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with a six-wicket haul to restrict them to 240 on the first day of the first Test in Mirpur.
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“[It’s] a funny sort of wicket, a little bit tennis-bally”
New Zealand opening batsman Tom Latham has admitted that West Indies pace bowler Jerome Taylor “was exceptional” during the first day of the second Test in Trinidad.
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“After yesterday’s performance with the bat, we were always going to struggle creating pressure with the ball”
England pace bowler James Anderson has admitted that his side “are in a tricky position” after Australia captain Michael Clarke and opening batsman David Warner both scored centuries on the second day of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
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“We orchestrated most of our dismissals ourselves”
Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore has announced that he is “pretty angry” with the batting display he witnessed today as the national team’s batsmen crumbled under the pressure of South Africa spinner Imran Tahir on day one of the second Test in Dubai.
