George Binoy

Bangladesh had the chance to show up their dominant neighbour in a crunch game, but one man stood in their way

Their actions might differ, but the results are the same - no batter feels safe when they are bowling

After two days of intense bidding in Jeddah, here's what each squad looks like - and where their strengths and weaknesses lie

There was a time when fielders being acrobatic on the boundary to save runs or dismiss batters wasn't the norm

It's their first Test match against each other, and both teams are getting back to the red-ball format after several months

You hardly need it when India play Pakistan at the World Cup, but Pakistan's poor start in the USA means there's plenty of cricketing context to this game

You may not have predicted them to be the last two teams standing, but they are fitting finalists

After completely opposite runs to the playoffs, the momentum is very much on RCB's side as they take on an out-of-sorts Royals

Without Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers and KL Rahul, can RCB challenge Sunrisers Hyderabad on their home turf?

Batsman, captain, innovator, inventor, mentor, commentator and writer - Martin Crowe was all of that during a career that did not end after he retired from the game

New Zealand put Sri Lanka in on a green pitch but the visitors combated the tough conditions with aggression, as a succession of batsmen played their shots against wayward bowling

Neil Wagner led the attack for New Zealand, breaking a fluent stand between Angelo Mathews and Dinesh Chandimal on the fifth morning, after which two more wickets fell

Rain and hail halted play three times at University Oval, and at stumps Sri Lanka had seven wickets left and 296 runs to get, with a better forecast for the final day

The third day in Dunedin was overcast, cold and windy - conditions that were as familiar to New Zealand as they were foreign to Sri Lanka, and the visitors struggled to cope

Where runs had flowed and wickets tumbled on the first day, the cricket was played at a slower pace on the second at University Oval, but was no less intense

The two batsmen who struggled most during New Zealand's recent tour of Australia rediscovered their form on the first day of the home summer in Dunedin

Considering they were effectively operating with a three-man attack, South Africa did incredibly well to take seven wickets on a pitch that was better for batting than the one in Nagpur

Morne Morkel and Simon Harmer combined to dismiss India for 215 on a difficult batting pitch in Nagpur, but South Africa lost two wickets to spin before stumps

Australia completed a 277-run demolition of West Indies inside four days at Sabina Park to win the Frank Worrell Trophy 2-0

The highlight of Australia's outstanding third day at Sabina Park was Michael Clarke's declaration. He set West Indies 392 to win in two days and eight overs