West Indies defeated England to win ICC World T-20 Men’s final

Who: ICC Cricket World T-20 Men's Cup 2016
Where: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
What: West Indies won the title
When: 3 April 2016
Why: It defeated England in the final match
 

West Indies on 3 April 2016 won the ICC Cricket World T-20 Men’s Cup 2016. In the final clash at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, West Indies defeated England by 4 wickets.
England batting first was bowled out at a score of 155 for 9 wickets and in reply to the target West Indies scored 161 at the loss of 4 wickets in 19.4 over.
• Player of the match – Marlon Samuels (West Indies)
• Player of the series – Virat Kohli (India)
Captains of the two teams
• West Indies – Darren Sammy
• England – Eoin Morgan
With this win, West Indies became the only team so far to win the ICC World Twenty20 title twice, having secured it last in 2012.
Earlier, West Indies won their maiden Women's World T-20 title by defeating reigning champions Australia by 8 wickets at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.


 

Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka won 2016 Miami Open titles

Who: Novak Djokovic & Victoria Azarenka
Where: At the Crandon Tennis Center in Miami
What: Won men's and women's 2016 Miami Open titles
When: 2 and 3 April 2016

  Victoria Azarenka of Belarusia and World No 1 Novak Djokovic of Serbia won women’s and men's singles titles of the 2016 Miami Open at the Crandon Tennis Center in Miami on 2 and 3 April 2016 respectively. 

Novak Djokovic defeated Kei Nishikori of Japan 6-3, 6-3 in the men's final while Victoria Azarenka defeated Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia 6-4, 6-4.
Djokovic won his sixth title in Miami and became the first player to win three straight Miami titles since Agassi from 2001-2004.
This championship title made him the new career ATP Masters 1000 title leader. Behind him comes Rafael Nadal with 27 titles, Roger Federer with 24, and Andre Agassi with 17.
On the other hand, Victoria Azarenka achieved a rare Indian Wells- Miami double win. She is the third woman in the WTA’s history to win both tournaments in the same year after Kim Clijsters in 2005 and Steffi Graf in 1994 and 1996.
Besides these, American Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Czech Lucie Safarova who are also known as Bucie won the women’s doubles title against Timea Babos and Yaroslava Shvedova, 6-3, 6-4  and French Duo Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut clinched the men’s doubles 2016 Miami Open title against Rajeev Ram and Raven Klaasen 5-7, 6-1, 10-7.

International Cricket Council Top 100 Batsmen Rankings Top 100 Batsmen in T20

POS		PLAYER	RATING	BEST RANK
1	+1	Aaron FinchAustralia	871	1
2	-1	Virat KohliIndia	861	1
3	–	Alex HalesEngland	860	1
4	–	Faf du PlessisSouth Africa	827	4
5	–	Brendon McCullumNew Zealand	757	1
6	–	Chris GayleWest Indies	732	1
7	–	Kusal PereraSri Lanka	680	5
8	+1	Hamilton MasakadzaZimbabwe	667	4
9	+1	David WarnerAustralia	665	1
10	-2	Suresh RainaIndia	650	2
11	+2	Ahmed ShehzadPakistan	648	6
12	+2	Jean-Paul DuminySouth Africa	640	6
13	-1	Tillakaratne DilshanSri Lanka	633	1
14	+1	Eoin MorganEngland	632	1
15	+1	Shane WatsonAustralia	618	1
16	+4	Umar AkmalPakistan	608	8
17	–	Marlon SamuelsWest Indies	606	3
18	–	Martin GuptillNew Zealand	605	1
19	–	Shakib Al HasanBangladesh	602	16
20	+3	Mohammad ShahzadAfghanistan	580	16
21	+1	Quinton de KockSouth Africa	573	21
22	+3	Mohammad HafeezPakistan	556	10
23	+3	Michael SwartNetherlands	539	21
24	+4	Kane WilliamsonNew Zealand	535	24
25	+4	Lendl SimmonsWest Indies	528	11
26	-5	Stephan MyburghNetherlands	527	21
27	+3	Cameron WhiteAustralia	526	13
28	+6	Paul StirlingIreland	517	25
29	+6	Dwayne BravoWest Indies	499	16
30	+9	Shahid AfridiPakistan	499	14
31	+1	Elton ChigumburaZimbabwe	496	30
32	+4	Ravi BoparaEngland	495	32
33	–	MS DhoniIndia	492	18
34	+3	David MillerSouth Africa	492	34
35	-8	Mukhtar AhmedPakistan	491	23
36	+5	Ross TaylorNew Zealand	483	17
37	+3	Angelo MathewsSri Lanka	475	35
38	+17	Kyle CoetzerScotland	473	10
39	+3	Tamim IqbalBangladesh	473	22
40	+3	Dwayne SmithWest Indies	463	25
41	+21	Chamu ChibhabhaZimbabwe	458	24
42	+17	Wesley BarresiNetherlands	457	41
43	+2	Anamul HaqueBangladesh	454	33
44	+4	William PorterfieldIreland	454	33
45	+1	AB de VilliersSouth Africa	451	14
46	+4	Mushfiqur RahimBangladesh	435	46
47	+4	Jos ButtlerEngland	434	47
48	+21	Peter BorrenNetherlands	431	35
49	–	Richie BerringtonScotland	429	42
50	+3	Morne van WykSouth Africa	429	37
51	+1	Thisara PereraSri Lanka	414	49
52	+2	Kieron PollardWest Indies	413	23
53	+3	Glenn MaxwellAustralia	403	52
54	+4	Joe RootEngland	388	54
55	+5	Luke RonchiNew Zealand	366	53
56	+5	Darren SammyWest Indies	361	56
57	+6	Gary WilsonIreland	354	54
58	+29	Samiullah ShenwariAfghanistan	347	58
59	+7	Kevin O'BrienIreland	341	54
60	+10	Shoaib MalikPakistan	331	4
61	+37	Ben CooperAustralia	325	60
62	+27	Matthew CrossScotland	324	61
63	+31	Nawroz MangalAfghanistan	322	62
64	+4	Rilee RossouwSouth Africa	321	58
65	+2	Sean WilliamsZimbabwe	321	35
66	+31	Najibullah ZadranAfghanistan	318	65
67	+21	Mohammad NabiAfghanistan	309	40
68	+5	Ajinkya RahaneIndia	309	62
69	–	Preston MommsenScotland	307	61
70	+1	Nasir HossainBangladesh	301	43
71	+4	Reeza HendricksSouth Africa	284	65
72	+21	Asghar StanikzaiAfghanistan	283	72
73	–	Mark ChapmanHong Kong	280	73
74	-10	Paras KhadkaNepal	278	64
75	–	Calum MacLeodScotland	276	65
76	-2	Lahiru ThirimanneSri Lanka	274	67
77	+1	Andre FletcherWest Indies	267	28
78	–	Chamara KapugederaSri Lanka	265	15
79	–	Robin UthappaIndia	256	16
80	+1	Sharad VesawkarNepal	250	73
81	+1	MahmudullahBangladesh	246	75
82	-2	Vusi SibandaZimbabwe	245	25
83	+1	Darren BravoWest Indies	243	31
84	–	Malcolm WallerZimbabwe	232	81
85	–	Shikhar DhawanIndia	230	78
86	-3	Andrew PoynterIreland	225	79
87	–	Niall O'BrienIreland	223	46
88	+3	Colin MunroNew Zealand	219	80
89	–	Nizakat KhanHong Kong	209	88
90	–	Mohammad ShahzadUAE	208	87
91	–	Shaiman AnwarUAE	205	88
92	+3	Anton DevcichNew Zealand	198	89
93	–	Murali VijayIndia	198	67
94	+2	Mashrafe MortazaBangladesh	196	5
95	+4	Brad HaddinAustralia	193	44
96	+4	Corey AndersonNew Zealand	191	92
97	–	Shafiqullah ShafiqAfghanistan	187	95
98	–	Soumya SarkarBangladesh	186	96
99	–	Sabbir RahmanBangladesh	181	82
100	–	Sarfraz AhmedPakistan	175	87