
Five talking points from Australia vs India
Australia completed a six-wicket win in Sydney to clinch the fifth Test against India and the series 3-1. We look at five talking points from a thrilling series.
Australia completed a six-wicket win in Sydney to clinch the fifth Test against India and the series 3-1. We look at five talking points from a thrilling series.
Australia clinched a knife-edge fifth Test against India in Sydney on Sunday by six wickets to seal a riveting series 3-1 and book their place in the World Test Championship final.
Matt Henry claimed four wickets and Will Young scored an unbeaten 90 as New Zealand coasted to a nine-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI on Sunday.
Pakistan were reeling in response to a relentless Proteas batting performance on the second day of the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands.
Rahmat Shah struck 139 in Bulawayo to revive Afghanistan hopes of winning a series-deciding second Test against Zimbabwe before rain stopped play late on day three.
An explosive Rishabh Pant slammed the second fastest Indian Test half-century to drive his team to a 145-run lead with four wickets left after an intense day two of the decisive fifth Test against Australia.
India captain Rohit Sharma says he stood down from the decisive ongoing fifth Australia Test because he was not in form but insisted he was not retiring.
Ryan Rickelton and Temba Bavuma hit centuries to bat South Africa into a strong position on the first day of the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands.
Captain Craig Ervine top scored with 75 as Zimbabwe made 243 in their first innings on day two of the second and final Test against Afghanistan in Bulawayo.
A relentless Scott Boland and Mitchell Starc sliced through an India batting lineup missing Rohit Sharma in Sydney on Friday.
Rohit Sharma rose from humble beginnings to captain India but he was axed on Friday for the decisive fifth Test against Australia to nudge the “Hitman” closer to retirement.
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma says reaching the World Test Championship final wasn’t an easy feat for his team.
Veteran Sikandar Raza and teenager Newman Nyamhuri took three wickets each as Zimbabwe bowled out Afghanistan for 157 on the first day of the second Test.
Kwena Maphaka will make his Test debut against Pakistan at Newlands, while opener Tony de Zorzi has been ruled out.
Proteas pace-bowling all-rounder Wiaan Mulder is available for selection for the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands having recovered from a broken finger.