The weather had the final say as the series ended in disappointing fashion
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Bangladesh and South Africa ended up sharing the series trophy after the fifth and final day of the second Test in Dhaka was abandoned due to a wet outfield.
Brathwaite played some beautiful shots during his unbeaten innings of 65
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West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite and all-rounder Marlon Samuels scored 65 and 60 respectively to keep their side alive against South Africa on the third day of the second Test in Port Elizabeth.
Brathwaite celebrates after scoring his maiden double century
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Bangladesh continued to suffer on the second day of the first Test in St Vincent as they not only failed to take any wickets, but also allowed West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite to score his maiden double century.
This isn’t the first time ODI matches have been moved from Colombo to another part of the country
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The second ODI between Sri Lanka and Pakistan has been moved to Hambantota and brought forth to August 26 after the Premadasa Stadium outfield in Colombo was left waterlogged following 48 hours of heavy rain.
The heavy downpour left the outfield in a terrible state
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India made early inroads on the second day of the fourth Test against England before the rain came and played spoilsport.
England’s last Test at the Sir Vivian Richard’s Stadium was abandoned after only 10 balls
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England will return to Antigua, which was the scene of the 10-ball Test, when they tour the West Indies in April next year.
“I think if we had got north of anywhere between 320-330 , it would would have been a really good effort”
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New Zealand all-rounder James Neesham has announced that it was “a little bit disappointing” that his side fell “20 or 30 short” of a par score at Barbados during their first innings on the first day of the third Test against the West Indies.
Bell scored a fantastic half-century
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England batsman Ian Bell scored a fluent half-century and spinner James Tredwell took four wickets to help their side flatten Scotland by 39 runs in a rain-affected affair in Aberdeen.
Jadeja left Kolkata in tatters
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New Zealand batsman Brendon McCullum smashed a spectacular half-century and India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja took four wickets to help the Chennai Super Kings cruise past the Kolkata Knight Riders by 34 runs in Ranchi.
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De Kock smashed a quickfire 43
The rain Gods must have been on South Africa’s side during the first ODI in Johannesburg as the Proteas escaped with a narrow four-run win over Pakistan via the Duckworth-Lewis method to take a 1-0 lead in the series.
