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The 33-year old England fast bowler produced a #ThrowbackThursday performance to help her team win the final ODI against India

Only a few spots seem to still be up for grabs in the India and Australia squads for the World Cup. Which of these names will make it?

Bowlers struggle in face of Gayle's onslaught, when Buttler's brilliance should have put game out of reach

The two T20Is turned into the Maxwell show as a brilliantly calculated hundred was able to overcome even Jasprit Bumrah

England smoked a record 24 sixes as 154 runs come from the final ten overs of their innings in Grenada

Glenn Maxwell has joined Colin Munro on three T20I hundreds, behind only Rohit Sharma's four

Cricket Australia CEO Kevin Roberts assesses his first few months in office, which included the release of the damning cultural review and some high-profile resignations

In what has been a great period for underdogs in international cricket, New Zealand need to be wary against their Asian visitors

He came up in cricket idolising the West Indian superstar. Last year, he equalled Gayle's record for fastest T20 fifty. Last week, he made 162 not out in a game

And who made the fewest runs with one?

Injuries to key men in the batting unit won't help the cause of the visitors, who were blanked in the preceding ODI series

Liam Brickhill, ESPNcricinfo's South Africa correspondent, picks his all-time South Africa World Cup XI

Whom would you select?

He must bat in the top five in T20Is, with a second allrounder in the XI to add to the lower-order muscle

The two presented a rare sight of a pair of Indian quicks dictating terms to a champion side on a typical subcontinent surface

Before this tour, the team was in the constricting grip of fear. Then they hatched a plan, and threw away the shackles

India's triumph in the 1983 World Cup, South Africa's ambush of England in 1905-06, Sri Lanka's other fairy tale and more

Here's a look at the records that tumbled during the second T20I between Afghanistan and Ireland in Dehradun

Sri Lanka became the first Asian team to beat South Africa at home

Cricket world lauds Sri Lanka as they become only the third team in history, and the first from Asia, to win a Test series in South Africa