New Zealand took three quick wickets before the rain came
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New Zealand claimed three wickets late in the day to gain the upper hand over Sri Lanka on the first day of the second Test in Hamilton.
Latham hit five boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 72
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Sri Lanka’s woes continued on the third day of the first Test in Dunedin as New Zealand opener Tom Latham scored an unbeaten 72.
Bravo scored his 14th Test fifty
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Australia continued to dominate the West Indies on the second day of the first Test in Hobart despite batsman Darren Bravo’s unbeaten knock of 94.
Karunaratne hit seven boundaries during his knock of 84
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New Zealand retained the upper hand on the second day of the first Test in Dunedin even though Sri Lanka opening batsman Dimuth Karunaratne scored 84 and wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Chandimal made 83 not out.
Voges celebrates after scoring his third Test century
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Australia batsmen Adam Voges and Shaun Marsh both scored unbeaten centuries to leave the West Indies in dire straits on the first day of the first Test in Hobart.
Rahane (left) and Kohli (right) remain unbeaten on 52 and 83 respectively
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India captain Virat Kohli scored an unbeaten 83 and batsman Ajinkya Rahane made 52 not out to keep their side in total control over South Africa on the third day of the fourth Test in Delhi.
Piedt dismissed Vijay, Dhawan, Kohli and Sharma
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South Africa spinner Dane Piedt claimed four wickets to give the Proteas the upper hand against India on the first day of the fourth Test in Delhi.
Hazlewood dismissed Guptill, Latham and Taylor
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Australia’s pace duo of Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Marsh ripped through New Zealand’s top order to put the Baggy Greens in a commanding position at the end of the second day of the third Test in Adelaide.
Australia bowled New Zealand out for 202
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Neither Australia nor New Zealand were able to gain the upper hand on the first day of the first-ever day-night Test in Adelaide.
Ashwin ripped through South Africa’s batting line-up once again
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South Africa were set a target of 310 to win by India after an incredible day saw 20 wickets tumble in Nagpur.
