Australia lost three late wickets as they ended on 277-6.Peter Siddle (34) and Brad Haddin (21) steered the hosts home after they stumbled from a comfortable position of 205-3, losing three wickets for just 18 balls in the process.1st Test, Day 1 (MCG), Dec 2011

Sri Lanka collapsed to their lowest one-day score of 43 as they lost by 258 runs to South Africa; this equaled the fourth previous lowest score ever in 50 overs internationals and the victory margin was the third largest. Pace bowlers Morne Morkel and Lonwabo Tsotsobe claimed seven wickets...

David Warner (104 not out in 80 balls) and Ed Cowan (40 not out) annihilated the Indian bowlers as Australia reached 149 runs for without losing any wicket. Australia's decision to send India into bat was vindicated when the tourists were bowled out for 161. Pacemen Ben Hilfenhaus (4-43),...

Opener Matthew Wade smashed 72 runs off 43 balls to help set up Australia's 31-run win over India. Before the biggest crowd for a single day's cricket in Sydney of almost 60,000, Australia rattled up 171 for four off their 20 overs after being sent into bat and reduced India to 140 for...

MS Dhoni's late death hitting (58 not out in 69 balls) ensured a tie as the Lankans conspired to throw away a winning position with 24 needed off the last 2 overs. Earlier, Dinesh Chandimal top-scored with 81 as Sri Lanka struggled to 236 for nine off 50 overs - again arousing deep...

Richard Levi hit the fastest Twenty20 international century as the Proteas beat New Zealand by eight wickets. Levi reached three figures off just 45 balls, which included a record 13 sixes. The 24-year-old opener made an unbeaten 117 from 67 balls.Martin Guptill top scored with 47, just missing...

Match fixing claims were swirling as chasing a 321-run target, Virat Kohli smacked a 76-ball hundred, his 9th ODI ton, to ensure India\'s stunning win in 36.4 overs to earn bonus point and keep their finals hopes alive. Dilshan remained unbeaten on 160. Sangakkara and Dilshan scored a...

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Chasing Deccan's 138 for nine, Mumbai looked set to fall short after being left needing 18 off the final six balls to be bowled by Daniel Christian. However, new batsman James Franklin took six off the first two deliveries before sneaking a bye that brought his established partner Rohit...

Ravindra Jadeja, needing two runs to win off the only ball he faced, edged Vinay Kumar for four to ease the home side past the Challengers' total of 205 for eight, a feat which had looked unlikely until Albie Morkel strode to the crease. The South African blasted 28, including three...