Colin de Grandhomme

Imad Wasim will be returning to Pakistan to train with the national side ahead of the Asia Cup

The holders were handed their sixth defeat of the North Group campaign by a Bears team which remains in the qualification race thanks to a solid bowling display

Our snippets from the Vitality Blast include England's record run feast, Rory Burns' defunct nickname and the state of Lockie Ferguson's school trainers

The Jets piled up 220 for 6, their second-highest Blast total, built upon an opening stand of 126 in 68 balls between Graham Clark and Tom Latham

The allrounder has changed domestic teams, leaving Auckland, following on from a change in address

And in Tim Southee, they may have also found a solution for the end-overs issues that plagued them through the first half of the season

When Kane Williamson edged James Anderson down the leg side, New Zealand were in about as big a hole as they could have been

Colin de Grandhomme returns to Edgbaston with a mounting reputation after several big-hitting feats

George Worker, who struck two half-centuries in three ODIs against West Indies, has been left out of the 13-man squad

New Zealand allrounder Colin de Grandhomme has returned to Zimbabwe following the death of his father and has been replaced in the squad for the series against West Indies by Doug Bracewell

Colin de Grandhomme also blasted the second fastest Test century by a New Zealand batsman, with all of his runs coming in the third session in Wellington

Colin de Grandhomme hammered a 71-ball maiden ton, the second fastest by a New Zealand batsman in Tests, to thrust New Zealand to 447 for 9, a lead of 313 at stumps in Wellington

India may have to rethink their six-bowler plan, and perhaps also the role of MS Dhoni, while New Zealand will hope they can deal with the heat and humidity of Thiruvananthapuram

Rory Burns was left fuming when his catch was disallowed by the third umpire as Surrey were sent crashing out of the NatWest Blast having initially stormed way with the bat

Birmingham's unsung duo Colin de Grandhomme and Grant Elliott made the difference against Derbyshire at Edgbaston

Opening batsman Jeet Raval, allrounder Colin de Grandhomme and batsman Neil Broom have all been added to New Zealand's list of contracted players for 2017-18

Kolkata Knight Riders fast bowler Chris Woakes called his side's successful defence of 131 an "unbelievable win" given that the team's morale had been low during the innings break

Kolkata Knight Riders have taken on New Zealand allrounder Colin de Grandhomme, who has a strike-rate of 171 from 91 innings in all T20 cricket

New Zealand and South Africa played each other at the start and end of their seasons, and plenty went on in between