All Stories: AB De Villiers

Year 2015 was a fun filled year for sports enthusiasts. ARY News brings you ten of the biggest sports stories of the year.

DUBAI: Steve Smith of Australia won the award of ICC Cricketer of the Year on Wednesday, ARY News reports.

DUBAI: Pakistani test captain Misbah-ul-Haq once again climbed to top ten test rankings for batsmen, ARY News reported.

DUBAI: Pakistani test skipper Misbah-ul-Haq moved into the top ten in the batsman test rankings whereas leg spinner Yasir Shah share the second spot in the bowler rankings along with England's James Anderson, ARY News reports.

DUBAI: Yasir Shah's match-winning performance in the Dubai test match against England has moved him to second place in ICC test rankings for bowlers, ARY News reports.

MUMBAI: Centuries by South Africa captain AB de Villiers, Faf du Plessis and Quinton de Kock helped their side beat India by 214 runs in the fifth ODI.

Johannesburg: Swashbuckling South African AB de Villiers struck the fastest century in one-day international cricket on Sunday, taking 31 balls to pass the milestone against the West Indies at The Wanderers.

DURBAN: Hashim Amla became the fastest player to notch up 5000 one-day international runs as South Africa handed West Indies a 61-run defeat in a rain-affected clash at Kingsmead on Friday.

With exactly a month to go before the first ball is bowled in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 and all the experts sharing their views on players to watch-out for, Australia’s three-time ICC Cricket World Cup winner Adam Gilchrist has branded South Africa captain AB de Villiers as the “most valuable cricketer on the planet”.

South Africa captain AB de Villiers anchored his side to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand, whose bowling and fielding was far superior to a poor batting performance in the first game of their three match one-day series on Tuesday.

HARARE: South Africa has comprehensively defeated Australia by chasing 328 in 47th over with seven wickets remaining on Wednesday at Harare Sports Club, ARY News reported.

BULAWAYO: Quinton de Kock tied a one-day international record as South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 61 runs on Tuesday to take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Opener Dean Elgar struck a magnificent century for South Africa but Sri Lanka came back strongly with four wickets in the final session to balance the scales on the opening day of the first test on Wednesday.

CAPE TOWN: South African test cricket will usher in a new era under captain Hashim Amla on Wednesday when the country's first permanent non-white skipper leads the side out against Sri Lanka in Galle.

JOHANNESBURG: Top order batsmen Hashim Amla has been assigned the role of South Africa's Test captain on Tuesday, ARY News reported. Amla has succeeded the...