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Sydney Sixers batsman Nic Maddinson smashed a sensational 85 to not only help his side pummel the Adelaide Strikers by 87 runs, but also book them a spot in the final.
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Sydney Sixers batsman Nic Maddinson smashed a sensational 85 to not only help his side pummel the Adelaide Strikers by 87 runs, but also book them a spot in the final.
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New Zealand wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi and batsman Grant Elliott broke the record for the highest sixth-wicket partnership in ODI history as the Blackcaps flattened Sri Lanka by 108 runs in the fifth ODI in Dunedin.
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Adelaide Strikers batsman Travis Head smashed a scintillating 71 to help his side cruise past the Melbourne Renegades by 22 runs.
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers, opener Hashim Amla and batsman David Miller all scored half-centuries as the Proteas crushed the West Indies by 61 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the first ODI in Durban.
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Adelaide Strikers captain Johan Botha led by example as he hammered an unbeaten 41 to not only help his side beat the Sydney Sixers by 23 runs, but also secure them a spot in the semi-finals.
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West Indies opener Chris Gayle and all-rounder Marlon Samuels both made half-centuries to help their side chase down a record total during the second Twenty20 International against South Africa in Johannesburg.
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Fans at the Sydney Cricket Ground were treated to a highly tense and thrilling final day of Test cricket as India fought with all their might to end the fourth Test as a draw.
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Australia stand-in captain Steven Smith and batsman Joe Burns both made quickfire half-centuries to hand their side a 348-run lead over India on the fourth day of the fourth Test in Sydney.
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Australia captain Steven Smith scored his fourth century of the series to keep the Baggy Greens in total control against India on the second day of the fourth Test in Sydney.
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New Zealand demolished Sri Lanka by 193 runs on the fifth day of the second Test in Wellington to win the series 2-0.