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The Adelaide Strikers opened their Big Bash League (BBL) account with a 19-run win over the Melbourne Stars at the Adelaide Oval.
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The Adelaide Strikers opened their Big Bash League (BBL) account with a 19-run win over the Melbourne Stars at the Adelaide Oval.
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England got the better of Pakistan in their first-ever Twenty20 International Super Over to complete a 3-0 whitewash in Sharjah.
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England opener Alex Hales scored his maiden ODI century to help his side crush Pakistan by 95 runs and level the series at 1-1.
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Warne’s Warriors wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara blasted an entertaining 70 to help his side crush Sachin’s Blasters by 57 runs in the second Twenty20 International in Houston.
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Bangladesh pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman claimed a five-wicket haul, while Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes and Mahmdullah scored 73, 73 and 52 respectively to lead their side to a 61-run over Zimbabwe in the third ODI in Mirpur.
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New Zealand were unable to save the first Test in Brisbane on the fifth and final day as Australia’s bowling attack proved to be too much for them to handle.
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Afghanistan achieved even more history as they won their first Twenty20 series against a Full Member nation when they defeated Zimbabwe by five wickets in Bulawayo.
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England were six and a half overs away from saving the second Test in Dubai, but Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah wouldn’t let that happen as he took four wickets to lead his side to a 178-run win.
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South Africa handed India their second-largest defeat in ODI history when they won the fifth and final ODI by an unbelievable margin of 214 runs.
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Afghanistan etched their name in the record books after they crushed Zimbabwe by 73 runs in the fifth and final ODI in Bulawayo.