Piedt dismissed Vijay, Dhawan, Kohli and Sharma
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South Africa spinner Dane Piedt claimed four wickets to give the Proteas the upper hand against India on the first day of the fourth Test in Delhi.
Taylor was named Man of the Match for his match-winning knock of 67 not out
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England batsman James Taylor scored an unbeaten 67 to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over Pakistan in the third ODI in Sharjah.
Hales celebrates after scoring his first ODI century
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England opener Alex Hales scored his maiden ODI century to help his side crush Pakistan by 95 runs and level the series at 1-1.
Heavy rain led to day four ending early
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New Zealand have a good chance of saving the first Test against Australia in Brisbane after a good portion of the fourth day was abandoned due to rain.
Warne finished with figures of 3-20 off his four overs
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Shane Warne took three wickets and former Australia captain Ricky Ponting smashed an unbeaten 48 to lead Warne’s Warriors to a comfortable six-wicket win over Sachin’s Blasters in the first Twenty20 match in New York.
Perera celebrates after scoring his seventh ODI fifty
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Sri Lanka opener Kusal Perera played an instrumental role in his side’s 19-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the third ODI against the West Indies in Pallekele as he smashed a quickfire 50.
Burns is ecstatic after bringing up his maiden Test century
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Australia openers Joe Burns and David Warner added to New Zealand’s misery on the third day of the first Test in Brisbane as they both scored centuries.
Ashwin claimed his 13th five-wicket haul
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India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin took a five-wicket haul and batsman Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 63 put their side in command against South Africa on the second day of the first Test in Mohali.
Starc (pictured above) and Johnson left New Zealand in tatters
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Australia’s left-arm pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson took two wickets apiece to leave New Zealand reeling at 157/5 at the end of the second day of the first Test in Brisbane.
Hafeez celebrates after scoring his ninth Test century
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England were set a target of 284 to win on the fourth day of the third Test in Sharjah even though Pakistan opener Mohammad Hafeez scored a spectacular 151.
