Michael Clarke will miss UAE ODIs against Pakistan

Australia Skipper Michael Clarke has been missed out of the ODI Series against Pakistan in the UAE and he is also doubt full for Tests than follow. Michael Clarke flew home from the Tri- Series in Zimbabwe. Due to Hamstring Injury 

 If Clarke were to fail to spot the two-Test series it would be a major blow for Australia, given his ability in spinning conditions and the struggles the rest of Australia's batsmen have displayed on the same surfaces. Kountouris said a conclusion on Clarke would not be made until closer to the first Test, which begins in Dubai on October 22, after a four-day warm-up match in Sharjah.

Australia's series against Pakistan begins with a Twenty20 international on October 5 in Dubai, followed by three ODIs in Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. George Bailey is expected to skipper the ODIside in Clarke's absence.

CSK aims for second Champions League T20 title

Two Time IPL Champions and one time Champions League T20 Champions Chennai Super Kings are best side in the business. They are the nightmare of the opponents with two IPL title in seven editions. CSK are the only team to make it to semi finals of the all past IPL Seasons.

The reasons behind csk success is the unity they posses, their aggressive spirit and never-say-die attitude. Coached by former New Zealand skipper Stephen Fleming and led by MS Dhoni, the side doesn't believe in making too many changes to their squad - the reason why they are a steady unit'.

The team boasts of an arsenal of match winners, quality batsmen, mortal bowlers and shrewd strategists. They have a perfect merger of Indian players and overseas stars in the squad. With no major weakness, Chennai is a team full of stars ready to convey on any given day.

Faf Du Plessis 96 guide South Africa take Tri Series Title

Zimbabwe Tri-Series 2014

Final, Australia Vs South Africa

Harare Sports Club, 6th September 2014

Toss - South Africa, decided to field first

South Africa won by  Six wickets

Man of the Match - Dale Steyn

Man of the Series - Faf du Plessis

Match Summary

Australia 1st Innings 217 for 9 in 50 overs

A Finch 54

J Faulkner 39

Dale Steyn 34/4

W Parnell 40/2

South Africa 2nd Innings 221/4 in 40.5 overs

Faf du Plessis 96

AB de Villiers 57*

H Amla 51

S Smith 9/1

G Maxwell 12/1

England find victory in dead rubber India ended the series 3-1

India Tour of England 2014

5th ODI, England Vs India

Headingley, Leeds, 5th Sept 2014

Toss - India, Elected to field first

England won by 41 runs

Man of the Match - Joe Root

Man of the Series - Suresh Raina

England 1st Innings 294/7 in 50 overs

Joe Root 113

J Butler 49

A Cook 46

M Shami 52/2

S Raina 32/1

Target 295 runs from 50 overs

India 2nd Innings 253 all out 48.4 overs

R Jadeja 87

A Rayudu 53

S Dhawan 31

MS Dhoni 29

M Ali 34/2

S Finn 37/2

J Anderson 39/2

India look to clean Sweep at Leeds

India and England face for the final of the five-match ODI series at Leeds, it would be exciting to see whether the 'men in blue' decide to go for the kill or give chance to some of the fringe players.

ODI series already in their pocket, a rampaging India would look to keep the foot on the pedal and press for a clean sweep on Friday. But one thing which the Indian think-tanks might take into concern is giving a look-in to talented youngsters Sanju Samson and Karn Sharma yet been able to occupy a place in the playing eleven.

wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson made his way into the squad following an remarkable outing in the quadrangular one-day series in Australia, also awaits his turn to showcase his talent while Uttar Pradesh leg-spinner Karn Sharma may just be fancying his chance in the XI as India take field in the final ODI.

Medium-pacer Umesh Yadav has had a start-and-stop career in his 31 ODIs and 9 Test matches for Team India, is one more player to come in the queue to be part of the Indian squad soon.