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Numerous rain interruptions led to the third ODI between India and Bangladesh in Dhaka being abandoned.
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Numerous rain interruptions led to the third ODI between India and Bangladesh in Dhaka being abandoned.
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The West Indies’ batting duo of Kraigg Brathwaite and Darren Bravo both scored spectacular centuries to continue tormenting New Zealand on the second day of the second Test in Trinidad.
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India’s opening pair of Robin Uthappa and Ajinkya Rahane both scored half-centuries to lead their side to a seven-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-affected encounter against Bangladesh in Mirpur.
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New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson scored a sparkling unbeaten century to give his side the upper hand against the West Indies on the first day of the first Test in Jamaica.
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The Hyderabad Sunrisers cruised to an eight-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils in a rain-affected affair in Delhi.
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England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) managing director Paul Downton has once again reiterated that there is no place for Kevin Pietersen in the national team.
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Herath took five wickets and only gave away three runs from 3.3 overs
Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath wreaked havoc on the New Zealand batsmen as he recorded his maiden five-wicket haul to lead his side to a 59-run win in Chittagong and to the semi-finals of the World Twenty20.
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Hales celebrates after bringing up his maiden Twenty20 International century
England opener Alex Hales kept his team’s chances of progressing to the next round of the World Twenty20 alive after he hammered his maiden Twenty20 International century during a six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Chittagong.
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Warner and Hodge destroyed South Africa’s bowling attack
Australia opener David Warner smashed 40 runs and veteran batsman Brad Hodge hammered a quickfire 21 to lead their side to a five-wicket win over South Africa in a rain-affected Twenty20 International in Durban.
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Akmal rescued Pakistan with a spectacular century
Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Umar Akmal smashed a breathtaking century to help his side start their Asia Cup campaign on a high note as they crushed Afghanistan by 72 runs in Fatullah.