Ul-Haq celebrates after scoring his ninth Test century
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Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq made England toil on the first day of the second Test in Dubai as he scored an unbeaten 102.
“I’m not confident I’ll be ready for the next game”
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South Africa pace bowler Morne Morkel is unlikely to feature in the fourth ODI against India in Chennai on Thursday as he is currently nursing a leg injury.
Cook celebrates after scoring his double century
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England captain Alastair Cook continued to lead the charge against Pakistan as he scored his third double century and broke the record for the longest innings by an English batsman on the fourth day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
Herath finished with figures of 6-68 off 33 overs
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Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath never had a lot of success with the ball when playing against the West Indies in the past as he had taken eight wickets in five Tests. However, he nearly doubled his wicket tally against the men from the Caribbean on the third day of the first Test in Galle as he claimed six wickets in the first innings and one in the second to leave the West Indies reeling.
Malik celebrates after scoring his maiden Test double century
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It was another gruelling day for England in Abu Dhabi as Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik and batsman Asad Shafiq continued their onslaught.
Malik scored his third Test century in his first Test match since August 2010
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Pakistan emerged on top after the first day of the first Test against England in Abu Dhabi thanks to all-rounder Shoaib Malik’s unbeaten knock of 124.
Duminy is over the moon after leading South Africa to victory
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Despite making the highest score by an Indian batsman in a Twenty20 International, Rohit Sharma’s efforts went in vain thanks to South Africa all-rounder Jean Paul (JP) Duminy’s magnificent knock of 68 not out.
Smith celebrates after scoring his 11th Test century
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England were left reeling at the end of the second day of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval as they lost eight wickets in almost no time at all after Australia batsman Steven Smith scored 143.
Broad finished with career-best figures of 8-15 off 9.3 overs
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It was not a day to remember for Australia as England pace bowler Stuart Broad ripped through their batting line-up with a career-best eight wickets before batsman Joe Root rubbed salt in the wound by scoring an unbeaten 124.
Root (left) and Bell (right) celebrate after leading England to victory
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England batsman Ian Bell scored an unbeaten 65 to lead his side to a convincing eight-wicket win over Australia on the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston.