Smith fell one agonising run short of his maiden double century
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The West Indies found themselves in deep trouble after Australia batsman Steven Smith made a career-best 199 on the second day of the second Test in Jamaica.
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.
Voges, 35, became the oldest batsman to score a Test century on debut
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Australia maintained their control over the West Indies after debutant Adam Voges scored an unbeaten 130 on the second day of the first Test in Dominica.
Cook (left) and McCullum (right) shake hands after the Test series ended as a 1-1 draw
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New Zealand spinner Mark Craig and batsman Kane Williamson picked up three wickets apiece to not only help the Black Caps crush England by 199 runs at Headingley, but also ensure that the Test series ended as a 1-1 draw.
Watling became the first New Zealand batsman to score a Test century at Headingley
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New Zealand batsman BJ Watling scored an unbeaten hundred to put his side in a commanding position against England on the third day of the second Test at Headingley.
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.
Stokes dismissed Williamson, McCullum and Craig
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England all-rounder Ben Stokes and pace bowler Stuart Broad took three wickets apiece to help their side register a memorable 124-run win over New Zealand on the final day of the first Test at Lord’s.
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.
Smith celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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A new World Cup champion will be crowned on March 29 after Australia dumped defending champions India out of the tournament with a convincing 95-run win in Sydney.
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.
