Sri Lanka pose with the trophy after winning the one-off Test match
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Asela Gunaratne and Niroshan Dickwella scored 80 not out and 81 respectively to help Sri Lanka clinch a record-breaking four-wicket win over Zimbabwe on the final day of the one-off Test in Colombo.
Buttler scored his first IPL fifty
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Despite a sparkling century from Kings XI Punjab opener Hashim Amla, the Mumbai Indians chased down their highest total to claim an eight-wicket win.
Mohammed celebrates after leading the West Indies to victory
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Jason Mohammed smashed a career-best 91 not out as the West Indies chased down their highest total in ODI history to beat Pakistan by four wickets in Guyana.
Bailey (left) and Maxwell celebrate after leading Australia to victory
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Despite India opener Rohit Sharma scoring his second successive century, Australia cruised to a seven-wicket win in the second ODI in Brisbane thanks to half-centuries from Aaron Finch, Shaun Marsh and George Bailey.
Pakistan celebrate after winning a Test series in Sri Lanka for the first Test since 2006
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Pakistan chased down their highest score in Test history with some much-needed help from Younis Khan, who scored 171 not out, and captain Misbah-ul-Haq, who made an unbeaten 59, to beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets in Pallekele.
Buttler scored 183 runs in the first four ODIs at an average of 61
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England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler will miss the fifth and final ODI against New Zealand in Durham due to a hand injury.
Buttler has scored 183 runs in the first four ODIs at an average of 61
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England wicketkeeper-batsman is unlikely to play in the fifth and final ODI against New Zealand after splitting the webbing on his left hand.
Morgan was named Man of the Match for scoring 113
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After losing the last two ODIs and facing the threat of giving up an unassailable 3-1 lead, England were all business during the fourth ODI in Nottingham as they chased down their highest total in ODI history to batter New Zealand by seven wickets.
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.
“It wouldn’t be a World Cup if you just keep reducing teams down to the top few teams that are ranked”
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Ireland captain William Porterfield has become the latest cricketer to slam the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) decision to reduce the number of teams from fourteen to ten in the 2019 World Cup.
