Finn finished with a career-best 5-33 off eight overs
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England produced a spectacular all-round performance as they demolished India by nine wickets at the Gabba in Brisbane.
Van Wyk celebrates after scoring his maiden Twenty20 International century
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South Africa wicketkeeper-batsman Morne van Wyk smashed his maiden Twenty20 International century to lead his side to a consolation win over the West Indies in Durban.
Al Hasan finished with figures of 4-13 off four overs
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Melbourne Renegades all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan took four wickets to help his side crush the Brisbane Heat by five wickets.
Reed finished with a career-best 4-11 off four overs
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Hobart Hurricanes pace bowler Jake Reed ripped through the Sydney Thunder’s batting line-up with four wickets to lead his side to a comfortable five-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis method.
Smith celebrates after scoring his eighth Test century
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Australia captain Steven Smith scored his fourth century of the series to keep the Baggy Greens in total control against India on the second day of the fourth Test in Sydney.
“I’m just trying to keep bowling good overs and good spells and keep that pressure on the batting side”
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Australia pace bowler Josh Hazlewood believes that the Baggy Greens have a psychological edge over India heading into the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
Steyn finished with 6-34 off 8.2 overs
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South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn sliced through the West Indies’ batting line-up with no problems whatsoever to lead his side to a convincing innings and 220-run win on the fourth day of the first Test in Centurion.
Williamson’s magnificent form with the bat continued
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, batsman Ross Taylor and pace bowler Matt Henry all performed spectacularly to help their side take down Pakistan by 68 runs in the series decider in Abu Dhabi.
Smith raises his bat after scoring his half-century
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Australia stand-in captain Steven Smith scored an unbeaten 65 and debutant Josh Hazlewood picked up a five-wicket haul to help the Baggy Greens fight back against India on the second day of the second Test in Brisbane.
Australia celebrate after winning the first Test by 48 runs
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Australia spinner Nathan Lyon ripped through India’s batting line-up with seven wickets to not only give his side a 48-run win, but also a 1-0 lead in the series.
