This week's highlights (June 13-19, 2016)

KARACHI: Pakistan's One-Day International (ODI) skipper Azhar Ali promised a good show in the challenging English conditions ahead of the team's departure to the British Isles.

Playing for the Pakistan women's cricket team would not rank among the easier assignments in world sport. In existence for less than 20 years, their initial foray into international ranks included a maze of legal challenges, brutal newspaper editorials and even death threats.

KARACHI: Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) inaugural edition was more than just a hit, even in the absence of many world cricket stars.

BASSETERRE: Imran Tahir wrote his name in the record books as South Africa completed a comprehensive 139-run victory over the West Indies in the sixth match of the Tri-Nation One-Day International series at Warner Park in St Kitts on Wednesday.

Sussex Women have strengthened their batting ahead of the defence of their NatWest T20 Cup title – with a bit of help from an old friend.

New Zealand international Sara McGlashan, above, is set to join Sussex next month to bolster a top order which will be missing four key players.

Saint Kitts and Nevis - Imran Tahir wrote his name in the record books as South Africa completed a comprehensive 139-run victory over the West Indies in the sixth match of the Tri-Nation One-Day International series at Warner Park in St Kitts on Wednesday.

Mumbai: Backing the move of authorities in pushing for day-night Test matches, New Zealand cricket legend, Sir Richard Hadlee, on Wednesday said that it is beneficial for the future of the game as it not only attracted crowds, but was also more suitable for television viewing.

In April, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Matthew Dellavedova was quietly instructed by the NBA to stop wearing a device called a Whoop on his wrist because the league bans the use of wearable technology during games.