New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor will have a unique dilemma in this year's Champions League Twenty20 with the New Zealand batsman having qualified for as many as three teams for the September 10-26 event.

Harare: Giant-killer Zimbabwe will hope to cap their fairytale campaign with yet another stunning display while revenge will be high on Sri Lanka's agenda in the final of the cricket tri-series on Wednesday. Even though both India and Sri Lanka sent second-string squads for the low-profile tournament, few expected Zimbabwe to emerge as the table-topper with 13 points in their kitty.

Brendan Taylor scored an excellent unbeaten century to guide Zimbabwe to an eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the final One-Day International tri-series group game in Harare. Taylor finished the game unbeaten on a career-best 119 with Zimbabwe confidently chasing down their target of 237 with 13 balls to spare.

Harare: Sri Lanka could not make the most of a flying start and folded for 236 inside 48 overs against hosts Zimbabwe

Harare: The worst fears of Indian cricket lover's came to pass when lowly Zimbabwe defeated India

Aggressive half-centuries from Brendan Taylor and Hamilton Masakadza set Zimbabwe on the path towards a comprehensive seven-wicket victory

Rohit Sharma scored his maiden One-Day International century but it was in vain as Zimbabwe clinched their first ODI win over India since 2002 in the tri-series opener in Bulawayo.

Hamilton: Injury-hit New Zealand have called up uncapped batsman Shanan Stewart for Tuesday's third ODI of the Chappell-Hadlee series against Australia at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

IT was slow going for a while but Australia peeled off 82 runs in the last 10 overs to post a competitive total of 8-275 in the opening one-day international against New Zealand in Napier today.

Ross Taylor blasted 78 in just 51 balls to help New Zealand seal their One-Day International series against Bangladesh with a comprehensive five-wicket win in Dunedin.