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Nagpur
ZIM
158/8
(20)
HK
144/6
Zimbabwe beat Hong Kong by 14 runs
Vusi Sibanda
Player of the match
AFG
170/5
SCO
156/5
Afghanistan beat Scotland by 14 runs
Mohammad Shahzad
Dharamsala
BAN
153/7
NED
145/7
Bangladesh beat Netherlands by 8 runs
Tamim Iqbal
IRE
154/5
OMA
157/8
(19.4)
Oman beat Ireland by 2 wickets
Amir Ali
147/7
136
Zimbabwe beat Scotland by 11 runs
Wellington Masakadza
116/6
119/4
(18)
Afghanistan beat Hong Kong by 6 wickets
Mohammad Nabi
Match Abandoned
186/6
127
Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe by 59 runs
127/7
78/2
(8)
Scotland beat Hong Kong by 8 wickets (D/L method)
Matt Machan
59/5
(6)
47/7
Netherlands beat Ireland by 12 runs
Paul van Meekeren
180/2
65/9
(12)
Bangladesh beat Oman by 54 runs (D/L method)
NZ
126/7
IND
79
(18.1)
New Zealand beat India by 47 runs
Mitchell Santner
Kolkata
PAK
201/5
146/6
Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 55 runs
Shahid Afridi
Mumbai
ENG
182/6
WI
183/4
West Indies beat England by 6 wickets
Chris Gayle
SL
155/4
(18.5)
Sri Lanka beat Afghanistan by 6 wickets
Tillakaratne Dilshan
142/8
AUS
134/9
New Zealand beat Australia by 8 runs
Mitchell McClenaghan
SA
229/4
230/8
England beat South Africa by 2 wickets
Joe Root
118/5
(15.5)
India beat Pakistan by 6 wickets
Virat Kohli
209/5
172
South Africa beat Afghanistan by 37 runs
Chris Morris
Bengaluru
122/9
127/3
(18.2)
West Indies beat Sri Lanka by 7 wickets
Andre Fletcher
157/7
(18.3)
Australia beat Bangladesh by 3 wickets
Adam Zampa
Mohali
180/5
158/5
New Zealand beat Pakistan by 22 runs
Martin Guptill
Delhi
142/7
127/9
England beat Afghanistan by 15 runs
Moeen Ali
146/7
145/9
India beat Bangladesh by 1 run
Ravichandran Ashwin
193/4
172/8
Australia beat Pakistan by 21 runs
James Faulkner
122/8
123/7
West Indies beat South Africa by 3 wickets
Marlon Samuels
145/8
70
(15.4)
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 75 runs
Kane Williamson
171/4
161/8
England beat Sri Lanka by 10 runs
Jos Buttler
117/8
Afghanistan beat West Indies by 6 runs
Najibullah Zadran
160/6
161/4
(19.1)
India beat Australia by 6 wickets
120
(19.3)
122/2
(17.4)
South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 8 wickets
Aaron Phangiso
153/8
159/3
(17.1)
England beat New Zealand by 7 wickets
Jason Roy
192/2
196/3
West Indies beat India by 7 wickets
Lendl Simmons
155/9
161/6
West Indies beat England by 4 wickets
