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West Indies win a low-scoring Champions Trophy Group B match against Pakistan by two wickets at The Oval.
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After losing one-day series 5-0, West Indies end tour of Australia on high with T20 victory against second-string side.
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England are on the brink of Test victory over India as Bangladesh claim one-day series win in decider.
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Windies fight back into ODI series
A Marlon Samuels' century drives the West Indies to victory as England make strong start against India in third Test.
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Bangladesh down Windies in first ODI
Hosts crush West Indies by seven wickets with 58 balls to spare in the opening game of the five-match series.
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Shakib fights back for Bangladesh
Allrounder Shakib Al Hasan hits a valiant 97 as the hosts trail by 35 in the second and final Test against West Indies.
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Powell inspires West Indies lead
Opener Kieran Powell's second ton of the first Test gives Windies a 215-run lead against Bangladesh on day four.
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Bangladesh boosted by maiden ton
Naeem Islam scored a patient century as Bangladesh reached 455-6 on the third day of the first Test against West Indies.
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Sammy celebrates winning mentality
World Twenty20 champions West Indies enjoy a return to winning ways and a growing optimism about their future.
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West Indies dance to Twenty20 glory
The Windies come from behind to defeat the hosts Sri Lanka in the Twenty20 final and lift trophy in jubilant fashion.
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