Virat Kohli is the first player to be named ICC Cricketer of the Year, Test Player of the Year and ODI Player of the Year
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India captain Virat Kohli made history after he was named the ICC Cricketer of the Year, Test Player of the Year and ODI Player of the Year for his stellar performance throughout 2018.
Calum MacLeod is all smiles after scoring his seventh ODI century
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Scotland batsman Calum MacLeod put on a show against England in the one-off ODI in Edinburgh as he smashed an unbeaten 140 to not only lead his side to a nail-biting six-run win, but also their first-ever victory over England.
Cremer (right) finished with figures of 5-29 off his 10 overs
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Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer led by example as he took five wickets to guide his side to a six-wicket win over Scotland in the second ODI in Edinburgh.
Iqbal hit nine boundaries and a six during his innings of 95
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Tamim Iqbal, Mahmudullah, Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib Al Hasan all made half-centuries as Bangladesh chased down their highest ODI score in history.
Ali excelled with both the bat and ball
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England all-rounder Moeen Ali smashed a career-best 128 and took two wickets to not only help his side flatten Scotland by 119 runs, but also give them their first win of the World Cup.
Mommsen will lead Scotland during the World Cup
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Scotland have announced that one of their main aims during the World Cup is to cause a major upset.
“We’ve got our goals of trying to take down at least one of the Test-playing nations because that’s something we haven’t ever done as an associate”
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Scotland have included five uncapped players in their 24-man preliminary World Cup squad.
Mommsen will lead Scotland during their upcoming tour of Australia and New Zealand
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Preston Mommsen will captain Scotland during their month-long tour of Australia and New Zealand prior to the start of the 2015 World Cup.
Bell scored a fantastic half-century
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England batsman Ian Bell scored a fluent half-century and spinner James Tredwell took four wickets to help their side flatten Scotland by 39 runs in a rain-affected affair in Aberdeen.
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Finch and Marsh’s partnership was worth 246 runs
It seemed as if the 3-0 thrashing Australia received at the hands of England during the Ashes series became too much to bear and, as a result, they took out all their frustrations on a hapless Scotland side, who didn’t know what had hit them.
