De Villiers and Duminy celebrate after leading South Africa to victory
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers smashed an entertaining 89 and all-rounder Jean Paul (JP) Duminy hit a fluent 58 to lead the Proteas to a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the first ODI in Mount Maunganui.
Marsh was named Man of the Match for his brilliant contributions with both the bat and ball
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Australia secured a spot in the final of the ODI tri-series after cruising past South Africa by 62 runs in Harare.
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Klinger hammered 86 runs off 55 balls
Michael Klinger smashed an unbeaten 86 to lead the Adelaide Strikers to a six-wicket win over the Perth Scorchers and put them on top of the Big Bash League (BBL) table.
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Finch hammered 81 runs off 51 deliveries
Australia batsman Aaron Finch and England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler both scored half-centuries to help the Melbourne Renegdes extinguish the Brisbane Heat by 57 runs at the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne.
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Dunk hammered 67 runs off 33 balls
The Brisbane Heat got Dunked on in their clash with the Hobart Hurricanes as opening batsman Ben Dunk smashed a sparkling 67 to lead his side to an improbable three-wicket win.
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Broad and Anderson turned the tables on Australia
England’s pace duo of Stuart Broad and James Anderson led the tourist’s counterattack on the second day of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne after being dominated by Australia on the first day.
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“He won’t be bowling further in this match”
South Africa pace bowler Vernon Philander has announced that it was “very painful” to watch his compatriot, Morne Morkel, be helped off the pitch after sustaining an ankle injury.
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Morkel will be out of action for seven to ten days
South Africa pace bowler Morne Morkel will miss the remainder of the ongoing Test match against India in Johannesburg and is likely to miss the second Test in Durban as well after he sustained a grade one ankle ligament injury.
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“Seconds before collapsing, he signalled that he was fine”
A 22-year-old Pakistani club cricketer has died after being struck on the chest while batting during the Begum Khursheed Memorial T20 tournament in Sukkur, which is a district in the province of Sindh.
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Ali’s heroics with the bat and ball earned him the Man of the Match award
Pakistan debutants Bilawal Bhatti and Anwar Ali blew South Africa away in the first ODI in Cape Town with their spectacular performances with both the bat and ball.
