Reifer hit five boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock of 65
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Barbados Tridents batsman Raymon Reifer hammered a stunning half-century and pace bowler Jason Holder took four wickets to lead their side to a 69-run win over the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel in St Kitts.
Piedt took a wicket on the first ball of his Test career
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South Africa debutant Dane Piedt stole the limelight on the first day of the only Test against Zimbabwe in Harare with his magnificent four-wicket haul.
Ali dismissed two of India’s most dangerous batsmen
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England are just six wickets away from levelling the series at 1-1 after they had a perfect day against India in Southampton.
Anderson dismissed Shikhar Dhawan, Kohli and Jadeja
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England’s bowling attack continued to chip away at India to stay in complete control at the end of the third day of the third Test in Southampton.
Walton struck six boundaries during his crucial knock of 53
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The Jamaica Tallawahs skirted past the Guyana Amazon Warriors by four runs in a last over thriller at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.
Williams (left) hit eight boundaries during his crucial knock of 70
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Zimbabwe batsman Sean Williams stole the spotlight with his lovely knock of 70 during his side’s comfortable six-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first ODI in Bulawayo.
Steyn dismissed Silva, Jayawardene, Thirimanne, Chandimal and Perera
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Sri Lanka were left in dire straits at the end of the third day of the first Test in Galle after enduring South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn’s wrath.
Binny struck eight boundaries and a six during his career-best knock of 78
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India debutant Stuart Binny and pace bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar both scored half-centuries to ensure the first Test against England in Nottingham ended as a draw.
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Chappell believes every team has fallen victim to the match-fixing bug
Former Australia captain Ian Chappell has announced that match-fixing in cricket today is much more rife that what it used to be as bookies are finding it easier to corrupt players, especially during many of the domestic Twenty20 tournaments.
