A decade since Lasith Malinga nearly pulled off an epic heist against South Africa in the 2007 World Cup, his speed has waned but the respect shown by his foes has not

The Champions Trophy has produced some captivating moments and storylines over the years. How many of these do you recall?

It has been 17 years since New Zealand last won an ICC trophy. They came close in the 2015 World Cup, but will it be the Champions Trophy in 2017 that adds a second trophy to their cabinet?

A maiden ODI century from Niall O'Brien was not enough for Ireland to claim another Full Member scalp as a weakened New Zealand opened their tri-series with a 51-run victory

Mark Wood enjoyed a successful return for England in the first ODI against Ireland but he admitted his uncertainty after coming back from a third ankle operation

William Porterfield said his side need to "park the game and leave it in Bristol" after they were heavily beaten in the first ODI against England

ESPNcricinfo present the Plays of the Day from the first ODI between England and Ireland at Bristol

Adil Rashid bagged a career-best 5 for 27, and Alex Hales made 55 from 39 balls, as England won by seven wickets with 30 overs to spare

Sam Billings has returned from the IPL with a message: England's opposition are "petrified" of them ahead of the Champions Trophy

It is two years since England and Ireland last met, and much has changed in the meantime - although the opportunity for an upset remains on the table

Kane Williamson is the best No. 3 in the world, according to New Zealand batting coach Craig McMillan while Tom Latham continues to receive backing amid his troubles at the top of the order

After being rolled over in Wellington, the final match of the season will go a long way in defining how it is remembered

After having slipped from a position of dominance to an eight-wicket loss, Kane Williamson said New Zealand's application against spin in the second innings wasn't close to their standard

South Africa cruised to an eight-wicket win within three days after Keshav Maharaj produced figures of 6 for 40 to bowl New Zealand out for 171 in Wellington

A 160-run partnership between Quinton de Kock and Temba Bavuma led South Africa's dominant recovery from 94 for 6 to end the second day with a lead of 81 in Wellington

Henry Nicholls' maiden Test century was the centrepiece of a New Zealand fightback on the opening day at the Basin Reserve which was capped by the removal of both South Africa's openers

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between New Zealand and South Africa in Wellington

As forecast the rain swept into Dunedin and washed out what could have been an intriguing final day to the first Test

South Africa, who could barely push their scoring rate above two-an-over, closed with a lead of 191 and four wickets in hand

Kane Williamson's 16th Test century headlined New Zealand's reply to South Africa's 308 on a hard-fought third day in Dunedin, which also saw a bizarre stoppage in play due to a fire alarm