Bangladesh sink to all-time low
Bangladesh scored the sixth-lowest score in Test history as the West Indies dominated day one of the first Test at North Sound.
Faf: No 4 good for Bavuma
Faf du Plessis believes Temba Bavuma can fill AB de Villiers’ No 4 vacancy.
Sri Lanka sneak four-wicket win to draw the series
Sri Lanka staged an incredible escape act to win the third Test against West Indies in style.
Sri Lanka left reeling after 20-wicket day
Sri Lanka need just 63 runs to level the series against the West Indies… but they have only five wickets in hand.
Sri Lanka crash to 99-5 vs rampant Windies
Sri Lanka ended the second day at 99-5 to trail the Windies by 105, despite a 59-run stand between Danushka Gunathilaka and Kusal Mendis.
Middle order saves West Indies blushes against Sri Lanka
Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder resurrected the West Indies first innings after Sri Lanka pegged them back to 53-5 in Barbados.
Steyn plans three-year campaign
With the emphasis on white-ball cricket in a World Cup year, Dale Steyn believes he will have to play for three years to reach his goal of 100 Tests.
Gabriel moves up to career-best 12th place
West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel has leaped up to a career-best 12th spot in ICC Rankings after taking 13\121 against Sri Lanka.
Afghanistan fight back after tons from Indian openers
Afghanistan struggled through the opening two sessions of their maiden Test match before reining in the Indian batsmen.
Rampant England roll Pakistan to square series
England levelled the series with a terrific second innings bowling display to claim a 55-run win over Pakistan.
Rashid Khan to lead spin attack in Afghan Test debut
Afghanistan has included four spinners in their 16-man squad for their debut Test match against India in Bengaluru.
Pakistan punish England by nine wickets
England added just seven runs to their overnight total, destroying any hopes of setting Pakistan a challenging victory target at Lord’s.
England tail rallies after Pakistan onslaught
Test cricket’s obituary might well have been written by many on the IPL’s payroll, but Lord’s witnessed the subtle charm of Test cricket and why the body is far from cold.
Pakistan pile on the pressure at Lord's
Solid batting throughout the Pakistan lineup gave the visitors a 166-run lead at the close of the second day at the home of cricket.
Pakistan pace rips through England
Pakistan demonstrated that they are more than just home-ground bullies on day one of the first Test when they sent England packing for 184 on a green and grey Lord’s.
