Nasser Hussain: “One day they’re down and the next they’re brilliant, as they showed in the Champions Trophy [in 2017]”
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Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that Pakistan have a chance of winning the World Cup, which will begin in England and Wales next month.
Azhar Ali: “I actually believe that Pakistan has a better chance to win the World Cup this time around than we did two years ago at the Champions Trophy”
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Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali firmly believes that the national team can taste World Cup glory later this year.
Ish Sodhi has been included in New Zealand’s World Cup squad
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New Zealand have picked spinner Ish Sodhi and wicketkeeper Tom Blundell in their squad for the World Cup, which will begin in England and Wales next month.
The third Test at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch (pictured above) has been called off
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The third Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh has been cancelled after 49 people were killed in shootings at two mosques in Christchurch.
Neil Wagner finished with figures of 5-45 off 14 overs
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Neil Wagner took a five-wicket haul as New Zealand annihilated Bangladesh by an innings and 12 runs in Wellington and took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series.
Ross Taylor celebrates after bringing up his third double hundred in Test cricket
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Ross Taylor scored a sensational 200 as New Zealand tormented Bangladesh and require seven wickets to win heading into the final day in Wellington.
Neil Wagner finished with figures of 4-28 off 13 overs
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Neil Wagner carved through Bangladesh’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul to give New Zealand the upper hand on the third day of the second Test in Wellington.
The rain had the last laugh for the second straight day
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The rain continued to persist on the second day of the second Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Wellington and led to a washout once again.
The rain had the final say on the first day of the second Test in Wellington
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New Zealand and Bangladesh were left frustrated as persistent rain led to the first day of the second Test in Wellington being washed out.
Trent Boult finished with figures of 5-123 off 28 overs
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Trent Boult took a five-wicket haul as New Zealand demolished Bangladesh by an innings and 52 runs on the fourth day of the first Test in Hamilton.
