Vijay was named Man of the Match for his knock of 72
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India opener Murali Vijay and captain Ajinkya Rahane scored 72 and 63 respectively to not only lead their side to a 62-run win over Zimbabwe, but give them an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series as well.
Iqbal celebrates after scoring his maiden double century
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Bangladesh openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes both made career-bests to ensure the first Test against Pakistan in Khulna ended as a draw.
Williamson pumps his fist after nailing the game-winner
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New Zealand batsman Kane Williams scored an unbeaten 45, which included the game-winning six, to leave Australia heartbroken at Eden Park in Auckland.
Wilson was named Man of the Match for his vital knock of 80
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Ireland wicketkeeper-batsman Gary Wilson smashed 80 runs and all-rounder Kevin O’Brien made a quickfire 50 to help their side skirt past the United Arab Emirates by two wickets in Brisbane.
Dhawan was named Man of the Match for scoring a career-best 137
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India opener Shikhar Dhawan scored a career-best 137 to help his side batter South Africa by 130 runs in front of a packed house at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
Russell was named Man of the Match for scoring an unbeaten 42 and taking three wickets
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A spectacular all-round performance by the West Indies led to them pummelling Pakistan by 150 runs at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.
Maxwell registered career-highs with both the bat and ball
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Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell scored 95 and took four wickets to help his side demolish England by 112 runs in the ODI tri-series final in Perth
Smith celebrates after scoring his third ODI century
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Australia stand-in captain Steven Smith scored a superb century to not only help his side beat England by three wickets, but also secure a spot in the final of the ODI tri-series.
De Villiers now holds the record for the fastest ODI century in history
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South Africa captain AB de Villiers broke the record for the fastest ODI century to help his side annihilate the West Indies by 148 runs.
Pietersen smashed 10 boundaries and a six during his match-winning knock of 67
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Melbourne Stars batsman Kevin Pietersen hammered an unbeaten 67 to not only beat the Sydney Thunder by eight wickets, but knock them out of the Big Bash League (BBL) as well.
