Pakistan celebrate after demolishing Bangladesh in the first Test in Rawalpindi
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Pakistan crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 44 runs on the fourth day of the first Test in Rawalpindi to take a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series.
Naseem Shah is over the moon after becoming the youngest player to take a hat-trick in Test cricket
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Naseem Shah become the youngest player in Test history to take a hat-trick as Pakistan left Bangladesh reeling on the third day of the first Test in Rawalpindi.
Babar Azam celebrates after scoring his fifth Test century
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Pakistan batsman Babar Azam and opener Shan Masood scored 143 not out and 100 respectively to give their side a 109-run lead over Bangladesh on the second day in Rawalpindi.
Shaheen Shah Afridi finished with figures of 4-53 off 21.5 overs
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Shaheen Shah Afridi took four wickets as Pakistan bowled Bangladesh out for 233 to take the upper hand on the opening day of the first Test in Rawalpindi.
Sikandar Raza finished with career-best figures of 7-113 off 43 overs
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Sikandar Raza took a career-best seven-wicket haul to keep Zimbabwe in complete control on the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Harare.
Dimuth Karunaratne (right) and Oshada Fernando gave Sri Lanka a strong start after Zimbabwe were bowled out for 406
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Sri Lanka captain Dimuth Karunaratne and Oshada Fernando both scored 44 to give their side a steady start after Zimbabwe amassed a first innings total of 406 on the second day in Harare.
Sean Williams celebrates after scoring his second Test century
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Zimbabwe captain Sean Williams scored a superb 107 to give his side the upper hand over Sri Lanka on the opening day of the second Test in Harare.
Joe Root struck five boundaries and a six during his knock of 58
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South Africa were set 466 to win on the third day of the fourth Test in Johannesburg after England captain Joe Root scored a fantastic 58.
Mark Wood excelled with both the bat and ball
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England pace bowler Mark Wood scored an unbeaten 35 and followed it up with three wickets to leave South Africa in dire straits on the second day of the fourth Test in Johannesburg.
Zak Crawley struck 11 boundaries during his knock of 66
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England opener Zak Crawley scored a fantastic 66 before South Africa fought back brilliantly on a rain-affected first day in Johannesburg.
