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Only three West Indies batters passed 30 as the hosts lost the first ODI by 142 runs

Morris and Queenslander Michael Neser added to the squad for the second Test against West Indies in Adelaide as cover with doubts remaining over Pat Cummins

Match-winner says Mustafizur's approach "allowed me to shape my game plan. Who to attack, when to attack"

He credits "phenomenal" Mehidy for taking Bangladesh home, but rues not "batting another 10 overs and getting another 30-40 runs"

Queensland collapsed on the final day but Jack Clayton carried them to safety

"It's just a small strain so normally about a one-weeker, and if you bowl you make it worse," he says about not bowling in the final innings in Perth

Roston Chase said he had studied Nathan Lyon to try and have more impact with his offspin

Brook's high-tempo fifty and early breakthroughs keep all results possible for day five

Bangladesh slipped from 128 for 4 to 136 for 9 before a last-wicket stand took them through

Axar Patel "not available for selection" for first ODI, but no details of injuries, if any, have been made public

The two had a 77-run stand to help New Zealand post 148, which was well beyond Bangladesh's reach

West Indies' lower made the home side work for the win but Travis Head chipped out handy wickets

The young duo shared nine wickets in the second innings to leave New South Wales winless

The left hander, who has played 11 Tests, is having an outstanding domestic season

England, Pakistan commit to going for the win after three tough days for bowlers

"We'll keep an eye on what we need to do as a team, where we need to improve, and see how it comes along for us," says India's captain

Former South Africa captain wants the team to play their best attack, comprising five match-winning bowlers

West Indies captain implores his batters to fight as they conjured dreams of a remarkable result

Board chair says English game must be "strategic" about opportunities to bring in funding

Hilton Cartwright was the most aggressive batter but prospects of a result appear slim