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Despite Tom Latham scoring his maiden Test century, New Zealand continued to struggle against Pakistan on the third day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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Despite Tom Latham scoring his maiden Test century, New Zealand continued to struggle against Pakistan on the third day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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Despite a four-wicket haul from Zimbabwe off-spinner Malcolm Waller, Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah scored an unbeaten 63 to stretch his side’s lead to 266 at the end of the fourth day of the second Test in Khulna.
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal and all-rounder Mahmudullah both scored half-centuries to give their side a slight advantage over Zimbabwe on the first day of the second Test in Khulna.
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Pakistan completed their 2-0 whitewash of Australia after thrashing the Baggy Greens by 356 runs, which is their biggest win over any team in terms of a runs margin, on the fifth day of the second Test in Abu Dhabi.

During his innings, ul-Haq scored the fastest half-century in Test history and equalled the record for the quickest century as well
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Australia were left chasing a mammoth target of 603 to win after Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq equalled Sir Viv Richards’ record for the fastest Test century.
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Despite scoring a career-best 87, Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh was unable to stop his side from being bowled out for 261 by Pakistan on the third day of the second Test in Abu Dhabi.
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Zimbabwe pace bowler Tinashe Panyangara recorded his maiden five-wicket haul to keep his side evenly poised with Bangladesh at the end of the second day of the first Test in Mirpur.
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan ripped through Zimbabwe’s batting line-up with a six-wicket haul to restrict them to 240 on the first day of the first Test in Mirpur.
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Pakistan took control on the third day of the first Test in Dubai despite a century from Australia opening batsman David Warner.
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South Africa opening batsman Hashim Amla scored a sensational century to not only lead his side to a 72-run win over New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, but also give them an unassailable 2-0 lead.