Zimbabwe still require 291 runs to make New Zealand bat again at the end of Day 3 in Bulawayo Zimbabwe 164 and 121 for 5 (Ervine 49*, Raza 37) - New Zealand 576 for 6 dec (Taylor 173*, Watling 107, Latham 105)
India only trail West Indies by 70 runs at the end of the 1st Day of the 2nd Test at Kingston, having lost just one wicket India 126 for 1 (Rahul 75*) - West Indies 196 (Blackwood 62, Ashwin 5-52)
New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 117 runs in the 1st Test at Bulawayo New Zealand 576 for 6 dec (Taylor 173*, Watling 107, Latham 105) - Zimbabwe 164 (Tiripano 49*, Wagner 6-41) and 295 (Williams 119, Ervine 50, Boult 4-52)
At the end of Day 2, India with 5 1st Innings wickets standing lead West Indies by 162 runs in Jamaica India 358 for 5 (Rahul 158, Pujara 46, Chase 2-91) - West Indies 196 (Blackwood 62, Ashwin 5-52)
Australia's coach Darren Lehmann will mentor the national team until the 2019 Ashes series in England before making his exit, with succession planning to be a key part of his role over the next three years. Lehmann's contract has been extended until October 2019 by Cricket Australia, having previously been elongated until next year
India declared their innings to lead West Indies by 304 runs at the end of a rain-affected 3rd Day of the 2nd Test in Kingston India 500 for 9 decl. (Rahul 158, Rahane 108*, Chase 5-121) - West Indies 196
West Indies drew with India in the 2nd Test at Kingston West Indies 196 (Blackwood 62, Ashwin 5-52) and 388 for 6 (Chase 137*, Dowrich 74, Holder 64*, Blackwood 63) - India 500 for 9 decl. (Rahul 158, Rahane 108*, Chase 5-121) India lead 4 Test series 1-0
AB de Villiers and Morne Morkel have been ruled out of South Africa's upcoming two-Test series against New Zealand with injury. Faf du Plessis will stand in as captain. Dale Steyn and Vernon Philander's return to fitness and Wayne Parnell's first Test call-up since the Australia series in 2014 will ensure South Africa's pace pack has several options including Kagiso Rabada, Chris Morris and Kyle Abbott.
Australia have lost 2 wickets and trail Sri Lanka by 227 runs at the end of the 1st Day of the 2nd Test in Galle Australia 54 for 2 (Warner 42) - Sri Lanka 281 (Mendis 86, Mathews 54, Starc 5-44)
Sri Lanka beat Australia by 229 runs in the 2nd test in Galle Sri Lanka 281 (Mendis 86, Mathews 54, Starc 5-44) and 237 (D Perera 64, Starc 6-50) - Australia 106 (Warner 42, D Perera 4-29, Herath 4-35) and 183 (Warner 41, D Perera 6-70) Sri Lanka have clinched the 3 match series (lead 2-0 with one to play)
New Zealand are 329 for 2 at the end of Day 1 of the 2nd Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo New Zealand 329 for 2 (Latham 136, Williamson 95*, Guptill 87) Fill your boots time again for the Kiwi batsmen
Zimbabwe trail New Zealand by 527 runs at the end of Day 2 in Bulawayo Zimbabwe 55 for 0 (Chibhabha 31*, Mawoyo 20*) - New Zealand 582 for 4 dec. (Latham 136, Taylor 124*, Williamson 113, Guptill 87, Watling 83*)
Scotland's upcoming matches against United Arab Emirates have been moved to new venues after heavy rain damaged Mannofield in Aberdeen.
Zimbabwe trail New Zealand by 277 runs at the end of Day 3 of the 2nd Test in Bulawayo Zimbabwe 305 for 6 (Ervine 115*, Moor 71, Chibhabha 60, Santner 2-102 - New Zealand 582 for 4 (Latham 136, Taylor 124, Williamson 113)
Four South African cricketers, including former Test wicketkeeper Thami Tsolekile, have been handed bans by Cricket South Africa for breaching the board's Anti-Corruption Code
A day ahead of his 26th birthday, Kane Williamson became the youngest batsman to score a century against all other Test countries
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has been made an honorary life member of the Marylebone Cricket Club. The 35-year-old made 8,643 runs in 115 Tests at an average of 49.10, scoring 416 runs in five Test matches at the MCC's Lord's home.
Zimbabwe need another 329 runs to beat New Zealand going into the final day of the 2nd Test Zimbabwe 362 (Ervine 146, Sodhi 3-60) & 58 for 3 (Mawoyo 31, Southee 2-18) - New Zealand 582 for 4 decl. and 118 for 2 (Williamson 68*, Taylor 67*)
West Indies with 9 wickets standing trail India by 246 runs at the end of the 2nd Day of the 3rd Test in St Lucia West Indies 107 for 1 (Brathwaite 53*) - India 353 (Ashwin 118, Saha 104, Rahul 50, Cummins 3-54, Joseph 3-69)