Hafeez celebrates after scoring his maiden double century
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez scored 224 to put his side in a commanding position over Bangladesh on the third day of the first Test in Khulna.
Australia celebrate after winning the World Cup for the fifth time
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Australia won their fifth World Cup trophy in convincing fashion as they flattened New Zealand by seven wickets in Melbourne.
Smith celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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A new World Cup champion will be crowned on March 29 after Australia dumped defending champions India out of the tournament with a convincing 95-run win in Sydney.
Riaz was named Man of the Match for excelling with both the bat and ball
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Wahab Riaz smashed an unbeaten 54 and took four wickets to lead his side to a 20-run win over Zimbabwe in Brisbane.
De Villiers now holds the record for the fastest 150 in ODI history
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After scoring the fastest ODI century against the West Indies on January 18, South Africa captain AB de Villiers came back to haunt the men from the Caribbean once again as he smashed the fastest 150 in ODI history to lead his side to a 257-run win in Sydney.
Dilshan made a career-best 161 and took two wickets as well
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Sri Lanka all-rounder Tillakaratne Dilshan scored a career-best 161 and wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara made 105 to help their side demolish Bangladesh by 92 runs in Melbourne.
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.
Southee finished with a career-best 7-33 off nine overs
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New Zealand pace bowler Tim Southee took a career-best seven wickets and captain Brendon McCullum scored the fastest half-century in World Cup history as the Blackcaps annihilated England by eight wickets in Wellington.
Finch celebrates after scoring his sixth ODI century
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Australia opener Aaron Finch smashed a scintillating century and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh claimed his maiden five-wicket haul as the Baggy Greens pummelled England by 111 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
Taylor was named Man of the Match for his magnificent knock of 82
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England batsman James Taylor and wicketkeeper Jos Buttler both made half-centuries to not only help their side beat India by three wickets, but also reach the final of the ODI tri-series, where they will face Australia.
