The entire first day was abandoned since the rain refused to relent
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Persistent rain led to the opening day of the first Test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Galle being abandoned.
The match was abandoned after only 18 overs
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Fans in Dublin were left disappointed after heavy rain ruined their chance of witnessing a highly anticipated one-off ODI between Ireland and England.
Lakmal was not allowed to continue bowling after sending down two dangerous deliveries to Buttler
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Sri Lanka pace bowler Suranga Lakmal has been fined 30 per cent of his match fee for bowling two dangerous deliveries in one over.
Chatara was not allowed to continue bowling after sending down those two dangerous deliveries
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Zimbabwe pace bowler Tendai Chatara has been reprimanded by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for bowling two dangerous deliveries in a row to West Indies opener Chris Gayle.
Australia and Bangladesh both received one point since the rain refused to relent
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Fans at the Gabba in Brisbane were left disappointed and frustrated after Australia’s match against Bangladesh was washed out due to heavy rain.
Henriques was named Man of the Match for excelling with both the bat and ball
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The Sydney Sixers produced a scintillating all-round performance to register a seven-wicket win over the Hobart Hurricanes at the Bellerive Oval.
Vohra was named Man of the Match for his stellar knock of 65
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The Kings XI Punjab became the second team to book their spot in the semi-finals of the Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) after they slaughtered Northern Districts by 120 runs in Mohali.
The match was abandoned due to heavy, persistent rain
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Fans and people watching at home were greeted with pictures of heavy rain, thunder and lightening as the highly-anticipated clash between the Chennai Super Kings and Lahore Lions in Bangalore was abandoned without a single ball being bowled.
Play was abandoned after the rain refused to relent
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Heavy persistent rain saw the first ODI between England and India in Bristol washed out without a single ball being bowled.
“Looking at the surface, it has looked like a decent bat-first wicket”
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In preparation for the first Test between England and India, Nottingham curator Steve Birks has announced that the pitch at Trent Bridge currently has eight to nine millimetres of grass on it in order to ensure teams aren’t “bowled out for 180”.
