Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum and Kane Williamson made half-centuries as New Zealand reached 331-8 after batting first against South Africa in one of four Cricket World Cup warmup matches Wednesday.McCullum made 59 from 45
Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum and Kane Williamson made half-centuries as New Zealand reached 331-8 after batting first against South Africa in one of four Cricket World Cup warmup matches Wednesday.McCullum made 59 from 45
Christchurch, New Zealand: South Africa captain A.B. de Villiers was passed fit to return against New Zealand at Hagley Oval, while rookie fast bowler Dushmantha Chameera has joined up with Sri Lanka as a series
London: Theo Walcott's goal ensured Arsenal overcame Leicester 2-1 and provisionally returned to fourth after withstanding a spirited second-half response by the Premier League's bottom team.But the victory could have been at a cost with
Liverpool, England: Mario Balotelli came off the bench to grab a late winning goal for Liverpool in a 3-2 victory over Tottenham in the Premier League on Tuesday, boosting his team's chances of hauling in
Adelaide: India Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday left the question on Indian bowling combination for the World Cup beginning Saturday unanswered, saying the team will take a decision depending on the conditions."We'll have to
Adelaide: Losing to arch-rivals India in all the previous five World Cup clashes has certainly hurt Pakistan and they are determined to break the jinx this time around in the showpiece event beginning on Saturday,
Karachi: Offspinner Saeed Ajmal has said that he was disappointed at not playing the World Cup but he wanted to see Pakistan change history by defeating India in the mega event."Who doesn't want to play
Manchester: Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has produced a dossier of statistics to respond to claims by West Ham that the team relies on long balls.After the 1-1 draw in the English Premier League
Christchurch: South African batsman Faf du Plessis Tuesday said they are slowly building up intensity ahead of their opening match of the World Cup against Zimbabwe in Hamilton on Sunday.South Africa play their last warm-up
New Delhi: India and Pakistan matches are always high voltage that draw a lot of audience to the stadium as well as to the TV screens. The opening league match of World Cup between two
New Delhi: Pakistan's ace spinner Saeed Ajmal exclusion from the Pakistan squad for the World Cup has raised many eyebrows in the cricket fraternity both within Pakistan and outside. The offie was cleared by the
Sydney: The International Cricket Council's (ICC) chief executive officer David Richardson on Tuesday warned players that their failure to follow the governing body's Code of Conduct during the World Cup would result in severe punishments.“That
Adelaide: Riding on Rohit Sharma's strokeful 150, an under-fire India finally registered a win after a long time as they crushed minnows Afghanistan by 153 runs in their second and final World Cup warm-up match
Canterbury: A robot here has predicted that Afghanistan will win the cricket World Cup 2015.Afghanistan are 1000-1 in betting odds to win the tournament and are very much the minnows among the cricketing nations. They
First-timers may get excited with the bounce on Australian pitches and try to bowl short, but bowling short of a good length and variations in pace have become the main weapon for bowlers in limited-overs
New Delhi: Having played a stellar role many a time in India-Pakistan clashes, all-rounder Irfan Pathan feels that the defending champions have a far superior unit and will do well against the arch-rivals in the
Melbourne: Former Australian captain Allan Border believes the lessons of his side's devastating early exit from the 1992 World Cup held at home have been learned and the current squad will win the tournament.Border was
New Delhi: Millions of cricket fans in the country may get to see India's first World Cup match against traditional rivals Pakistan Feb 15 free of cost as the Supreme Court Tuesday stayed the Delhi
Melbourne, Australia: The International Cricket Council says it has no immediate plans to restrict bat sizes after a backlash at suggestions the sport's governing body it would impose limitations.ICC chief David Richardson last week forecast
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