Buttler smashed the second-fastest ODI century by an England batsman
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England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and batsman Joe Root both hammered quickfire centuries to demolish New Zealand by 210 runs in the first ODI at Edgbaston.
Lyth celebrates after scoring his maiden Test century
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New Zealand took three quick wickets to get themselves back in contention after England opener Adam Lyth scored his maiden Test century and captain Alastair Cook surpassed Graham Gooch as the country’s all-time leading run-scorer in Test history.
England were all over the West Indies for a majority of the day
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England ripped through the West Indies’ top and middle order to put themselves in a commanding position at the end of the first day of the second Test in Grenada.
Elliott exults after hitting the winning runs
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New Zealand all-rounder Grant Elliott smashed an unbeaten 84 to not only beat South Africa by four wickets, but also lead the Black Caps to their first World Cup final.
New Zealand are all smiles after dismissing Sri Lanka for 138
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New Zealand’s pace attack sliced through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up and subsequently made them follow-on at the end of the second day of the first Test in Christchurch.
Sohail was named Man of the Match for his match-winning innings of 85
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Pakistan all-rounders Haris Sohail and Shahid Afridi scored 85 and 61 respectively to help their side beat New Zealand by three wickets in the first ODI in Dubai.
Ahmed leaps in the air after scoring his third Test century
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Pakistan fought back on the fourth day of the second Test in Dubai following a magnificent century from Sarfraz Ahmed and some superb bowling by the spin duo of Zulfiqar Babar and Yasir Shah.
Haque celebrates after scoring his fourth Test century
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Bangladesh batsman Mominul Haque scored a superb century to leave Zimbabwe chasing 449 to win at the end of the fourth day of the third Test in Chittagong.
Coulter-Nile was named Man of the Match for his career-best figures of 4-48
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Australia have drawn first blood in the five-match ODI series after they beat South Africa by 32 runs in the first ODI in Perth.
Raza excelled with both the bat and ball
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Zimbabwe opener Sikandar Raza and batsman Hamilton Masakadza both made unbeaten half-centuries to help their side fight back after Bangladesh scored 503 on the second day of the third Test in Chittagong.
