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.
Cremer dismissed Tharanga and Chandimal
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Zimbabwe will head into the final day of the one-off Test in Colombo needing just seven wickets to defeat Sri Lanka.
Raza led Zimbabwe’s revival with his unbeaten knock of 97
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Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul and left them struggling at 59/5, but Sikandar Raza grabbed the headlines on the third day in Colombo as he scored an unbeaten 97 to help his side’s lead swell to 262 runs.
Cremer finished with figures of 3-100 off 30 overs at the end of the second day
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Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer took a three-wicket haul to keep his side marginally on top of Sri Lanka on the second day of the one-off Test in Colombo.
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.
Rahmat scored his third ODI fifty
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With the series on the line, both Afghanistan and Zimbabwe were looking to put up a strong performance in the series finale in Harare, but it was the former who came out on top as they bowled their opponents out for just 54 to secure a 106-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis method.
Stanikzai scored his seventh ODI fifty
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The crucial wicket of Zimbabwe debutant Ryan Burl, coupled with heavy rain, saw Afghanistan claim a 12-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the first ODI in Harare. Continue reading
