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The Barbados Tridents are quickly establishing themselves as the team to beat in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after they demolished the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel by eight wickets.
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The Barbados Tridents are quickly establishing themselves as the team to beat in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after they demolished the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel by eight wickets.
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Joe Root’s brilliant form with the bat continued as he smashed a magnificent 68 to help England register a 56-run win over New Zealand in the one-off Twenty20 International in Manchester.
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has once again been reported for a suspect action following the conclusion of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
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Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah was on fire during the final day of the first Test in Galle as he ripped through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up to not only lead his side a 10-wicket win, but also give them a 1-0 lead in the series.
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Sri Lanka opener Kaushal Silva scored an unbeaten 80 to keep his side in control against Pakistan on a curtailed second day in Galle.
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Australia’s bowling attack worked as a cohesive unit to slice through the West Indies’ batting line-up to ensure the Baggy Greens won the second Test in Jamaica by 277 runs and clinched the series 2-0.
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Bangladesh found themselves in all sorts of trouble at the end of day two as they lost five wickets following Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali’s maiden double century.
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Bangladesh openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes both made career-bests to ensure the first Test against Pakistan in Khulna ended as a draw.
1st Quarter-final: South Africa vs Sri Lanka
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A spectacular all-round performance saw South Africa crush Sri Lanka by nine wickets in Sydney and knock them out of the World Cup.

“I favour encouraging Associates to play in this tournament and giving them every single opportunity”
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Legendary India batsman Rahul Dravid has announced that he is not a fan of the International Cricket Council’s decision to reduce the number of teams in the 2019 World Cup from 14 to 10.