Marsh was named Man of the Match for his sensational innings of 64
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Australia produced a sensational all-round performance to crush England by 64 runs in the second ODI at Lord’s.
Wade scored his sixth ODI fifty
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Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Matthew Wade hammered an unbeaten 71 to lead his side to a 59-run win over England in the first ODI in Southampton.
Ali was named Man of the Match for scoring a career-best 72 and dismissing Maxwell
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England all-rounder Moeen Ali smashed an unbeaten 72 and took one wicket, while captain Eoin Morgan hammered 74 to lead their side to a nail-biting five-run win over Australia in the one-off Twenty20 International in Cardiff.
India only need seven wickets to win the match and series
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Sri Lanka lost three quick wickets after India set them a target of 386 to win on the fourth day of the third Test in Colombo.
Sri Lanka celebrate after India were reduced to 7/3 in the sixth over
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Sri Lanka claimed three quick wickets before rain ended play early on the third day of the third Test against India in Colombo.
Warner was named Man of the Match for his knock of 84
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Australia opener David Warner and debutant Joe Burns scored 84 and 69 respectively to lead the Baggy Greens to a 23-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-affected showdown against Ireland in Belfast.
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.
Guptill scored his ninth ODI century
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New Zealand opener Martin Guptill scored a match-winning 103 not out to lead his side to a convincing eight-wicket win over South Africa in the second ODI in Potchefstroom.
Australia only need four wickets to win
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Australia are teetering on the brink of earning a consolation victory that will see the Ashes end 3-2 in favour of England as they only required four more wickets to win at the end of the third day of the fifth Test at The Oval.
Mathews celebrates after scoring his sixth Test century
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India found themselves with the upper hand at the end of the third day of the second Test in Colombo even though Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews made 102.
