Narine received the Man of the Match award
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Sunil Narine bowled a highly economical spell, which produced one wicket, and scored a quickfire 37 to lead the Kolkata Knight Riders to an eight-wicket win over the Kings XI Punjab.
De Villiers holds the record for being the fastest batsman to score 9,000 ODI runs
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers led by example as he struck a quickfire 85 to lead his side to a 159-run win over New Zealand in the third ODI in Wellington.
Sehwag was named Man of the Match for his entertaining innings of 59
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Gemini Arabians captain Virender Sehwag and wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara both made half-centuries to help their side beat the Capricorn Commanders by 10 runs.
Smith struck three boundaries and five sixes during his innings of 57
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Virgo Super Kings skipper Graeme Smith led by example as he hammered a magnificent 57 to lead his side to a five-run win over the Libra Legends.
Guptill was named Man of the Match for his magnificent knock of 90
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New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill’s impressive form with the bat continued during the first ODI against Australia in Auckland as he smashed an entertaining 90 to lead his side to a 159-run win.
Botha was named Man of the Match for his all-round performance
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Johan Botha hammered an unbeaten 42 and took one wicket to lead the Leo Lions past the Capricorn Commanders by 26 runs in Dubai.
Sangakkara was named Man of the Match for his fantastic innings of 86
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Former Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara smashed a spectacular 86 as the Gemini Arabians demolished the Libra Legends by 78 runs in the first match of the inaugural edition of the Masters Champions League (MCL).
Kohli was named Man of the Match for his brilliant innings of 90 not out
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India batsman Virat Kohli smashed an unbeaten 90 to lead his side to a comfortable 37-run win over Australia in the first Twenty20 International in Adelaide.
Head finished with figures of 3-16 off his two overs
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Travis Head claimed three wickets as the Adelaide Strikers beat the Melbourne Renegades by 27 runs.
Bailey (left) and Maxwell celebrate after leading Australia to victory
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Despite India opener Rohit Sharma scoring his second successive century, Australia cruised to a seven-wicket win in the second ODI in Brisbane thanks to half-centuries from Aaron Finch, Shaun Marsh and George Bailey.
