Former New Zealand batsman Luke Ronchi is named the Cricket World Player of the Week for his scintillating 94-run knock of 39 deliveries for Islamabad United in the Qualifier 1 game against Karachi Kings in Dubai.

For scoring a record 181-run knock in the fourth One-Day International against England in Dunedin, New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor is awarded the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For his brilliant all-round performance in the ongoing tri-series in Dhaka, Sri Lanka all-rounder Thisara Perera has been named the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For scoring a blistering 126 run unbeaten knock in the Eliminator contest of the Bangladesh Premier League against Khulna Titans in Dhaka, Rangpur Riders' opening batsman Chris Gayle is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For his knocks of 167 and 81 in the second Test against England in Visakhapatnam, Indian captain Virat Kohli is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For his back-to-back centuries in the One-Day International series against India, thereby securing South Africa's first bilateral series victory in India, AB de Villiers is our Cricket World Player of the Week.

For his emphatic knocks in the first two One-Day Internationals against Ireland, helping Zimbabwe to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series, Craig Ervine is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For a stunning spell that demolished the Australians in less than a session, Stuart Broad is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

For picking seven wickets and scoring a quick fire 46 off just 39 balls to make sure England do not concede a lead in the second Test to New Zealand in Headingley, Stuart Broad is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

Half-centuries from Sikandar Raza and Hamilton Masakadza helped Zimbabwe reach stumps on day two of the third and final Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong on 113 for one replying to 503 all out.

Shakib Al Hasan marked his return to international cricket with a six-wicket haul as Bangladesh bowled Zimbabwe out for 240 on day one of the opening Test in Mirpur.

Openers Hamilton Masakadza (93) and Sikandar Raza (141) shared a 224-run opening partnership to help Zimbabwe beat Afghanistan by eight wickets in the second One-Day International in Bulawayo.