Kohli celebrates after scoring his 23rd ODI century
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India batsman Virat Kohli scored a sensational 138 to not only lead his side to a 35-run win over South Africa in the fourth ODI in Chennai, but also bring them level at 2-2 in the series.
Ul-Haq celebrates after scoring his ninth Test century
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Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq made England toil on the first day of the second Test in Dubai as he scored an unbeaten 102.
Ervine scored his second ODI century
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Zimbabwe batsman Craig Ervine scored an unbeaten 101 to not only hand his side a five-wicket win over Ireland in the second ODI in Harare, but also give them an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series.
Raza was named Man of the Match for his game-winning knock of 60 not out
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza and batsman Craig Ervine both made 60 to lead their side to a two-wicket win over Ireland in the first ODI in Harare.
Persistent rain washed out a majority of the first day
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Sri Lanka were able to deal India two major blows before heavy rain led to most of the first day being abandoned in Colombo.
Rahane celebrates after scoring his fourth Test century
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India found themselves in a commanding position at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Colombo as they dismissed two Sri Lankan batsmen following Ajinkya Rahane’s magnificent knock of 126.
Rahul celebrates after scoring his second Test century
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Sri Lanka brought themselves back into contention with a few quick wickets at the end of the first day of the second Test in Colombo after India opener Lokesh Rahul scored 108.
Ashwin finished with figures of 6-46 off 13.4 overs
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India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin sliced through Sri Lanka’s batting line-up with six wickets to leave the hosts reeling at the end of the first day of the first Test in Galle.
Broad finished with career-best figures of 8-15 off 9.3 overs
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It was not a day to remember for Australia as England pace bowler Stuart Broad ripped through their batting line-up with a career-best eight wickets before batsman Joe Root rubbed salt in the wound by scoring an unbeaten 124.
Iqbal (left) ended up scoring 57, while Mahmudullah (right) made 67
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Despite Bangladesh batsman Mahmudullah and opener Tamim Iqbal both scoring half-centuries, persistent rain restricted the hosts from making South Africa suffer even more.
