Williamson was named Man of the Match for his knock of 118
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New Zealand batsmen Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor were not daunted by the prospect of chasing 303 in the third ODI in Southampton as they both scored centuries to lead the Black Caps to a three-wicket win over England.
Starc dismissed Brathwaite and Chandrika in quick succession to leave Australia just eight wickets away from victory
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Australia only need eight wickets to whitewash the West Indies 2-0 after they set the hosts a target of 392 runs to win on the third day of the second Test in Jamaica.
Taylor celebrates after scoring his 13th ODI century
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New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor smashed an unbeaten 119 to not only help the Black Caps defeat England by 13 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the second ODI at The Oval, but also level the series at 1-1.
Smith fell one agonising run short of his maiden double century
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The West Indies found themselves in deep trouble after Australia batsman Steven Smith made a career-best 199 on the second day of the second Test in Jamaica.
Smith celebrates after scoring his ninth Test century
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Australia batsman Steven Smith scored an unbeaten 135 to keep his side in firm control against the West Indies on the first day of the second Test in Jamaica.
Buttler smashed the second-fastest ODI century by an England batsman
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England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and batsman Joe Root both hammered quickfire centuries to demolish New Zealand by 210 runs in the first ODI at Edgbaston.
Starc finished with figures of 4-28 off 18 overs
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Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Starc ripped through the West Indies’ batting line-up with four wickets to help his side win the first Test in Dominica by nine wickets.
Voges, 35, became the oldest batsman to score a Test century on debut
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Australia maintained their control over the West Indies after debutant Adam Voges scored an unbeaten 130 on the second day of the first Test in Dominica.
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.
The rain came just a few overs after lunch
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Heavy, persistent rain washed out a majority of the fourth day of the second Test at Headingley after New Zealand set England a target of 455 to win.
