Twenty20
Rizwan-inspired Pakistan stops New Zealand T20 sweep
Pakistan reached New Zealand's target with two balls to spare, ending on 177 after Iftikhar Ahmed sealed the win with a six in the final over.
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Third New Zealand v West Indies T20 rained off
Only 2.2 overs were bowled at Mount Maunganui before a downpour forced players from the field with the West Indies on 25 for one after losing the toss and being asked to bat.
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Injured Warner a doubt for India Tests, Short called up for T20s
Warner limped out of Sunday's one-day international against India after straining his groin while fielding as Australia secured the series 2-0 in Sydney.
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New Zealand's Phillips clubs record 46-ball ton against West Indies
Phillips clubbed his century off 46 deliveries, the 10th fastest in the world and one ball faster than the previous New Zealand record held by Colin Munro.
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England's Malan tops T20 batting rankings
The 33-year-old left-hander is not a high-profile figure in the world game but has burnished his record after scores of 66, 42 and 21 against Australia saw him jump four places in the ICC standings.
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Moeen thanks Morgan as he ends England run drought
Pakistan, who saw veteran Mohammad Hafeez (86 not out) and teenage debutant Haider Ali (54) share a partnership of exactly 100, won a last-ball thriller by five runs to square a three-match series at 1-1, with one no result, in the final fixture of their tour of England.
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Australia to stage delayed T20 World Cup in 2022
India will stage the 2021 edition as planned, the global governing body added.
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Mixed reactions to Proteas' Ngidi's comments on Black Lives Matter
Bowler Lungi Ngidi (24) said he believed his team-mates should make a stand ahead of the next time the squad meets.
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Bowlers require minimum two months' preparation to play tests - ICC
England players returned to individual skill-based training this week with the country hoping to begin their delayed summer of cricket with a test series against West Indies in July.
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De Kock growing into South Africa captaincy
De Kock has taken over leading the side from Faf du Plessis in white-ball cricket, and had a baptism of fire with three one-day internationals and three Twenty20 matches each against England and Australia in the last few months.
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Six-machine Russell leads Windies to T20 series victory in Sri Lanka
Andre Russell hit six sixes in a blistering 14-ball innings as West Indies smashed their way to a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka and seal their two-match Twenty20 series on Friday.
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De Kock: Proteas must get better at fighting back
With the disappointment of the T20 series defeat to Australia still fresh, Proteas captain Quinton de Kock said that the team had an honest conversation about fighting back and chasing scores, something they were failing to do of late.
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Klaasen fit for Proteas T20 decider, Bavuma misses out
Temba Bavuma is not fully fit and will not be available for selection for the final T20 International match against Australia at Newlands.
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South Africa's bowlers hold nerve to level Australia T20 series
Opening batsman David Warner hit an unbeaten 67 for Australia but it wasn't enough as South Africa defended a modest total of 158 for four to win by 12 runs and level the three-match series.
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England clinch T20 series after chasing 223 in Centurion
With the series level at 1-1, Quinton de Kock won the toss and chose to bat first. South Africa also made 2 changes to the side with Dale Steyn and Heinrich Klaasen coming into the side.
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India beat New Zealand by 6 wickets in Twenty20 opener
Talk of possible travel fatigue after only arriving in New Zealand three days ago, did not eventuate as Virat Kohli's men hauled in New Zealand's 203 for five with Rahul making 56 and Iyer unbeaten on 58.
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JP Duminy looks to development role after retiring
Duminy on Monday announced his official retirement from all cricket.
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Kirsten: Heat have assembled a good squad
The Heat will kickstart their Mzansi Super League (MSL) campaign against the Tshwane Spartans in Durban on Saturday.
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Malan, Morgan set up 76-run victory for England, level series
England, who were sent in to bat first, posted their highest Twenty20 total of 241 and New Zealand were all out for 165 with 19 balls remaining.
