New Delhi: India's premier fast bowler Zaheer Khan feels that Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's form will be key to India' title defence as they get ready to face arch-rivals Pakistan in the ICC Cricket
Melbourne, Australia: World Cup 2015 is just seven days away and connoisseurs of cricket waiting eagerly to be a part of the history of the game where each edition ha had its unforgettable moments. A look
New Delhi: Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar had a trick up his sleev during the 2011 World cup which India eventually won. The little master while writing for a magazine has revealed how he listened to
Mumbai: India have made the “mistake” of carrying too many injured players in their squad for the upcoming cricket World Cup which may prove to be a handicap in defending the title, feels former India
Adelaide: Indian team director Ravi Shastri and vice-captain Virat Kohli rejuvenated themselves ahead of the World Cup by indulging in yoga and massage.They headed to Authenticity Health and Wellness Retreat at Port Elliot, South Australia,
Harare, Zimbabwe: For a team that spent the last two years battling with its board over wages and contract issues, Zimbabwe's chaotic departure for the Cricket World Cup was fitting. The players almost missed their flight
Islamabad: For Afghanistan, the 2015 World Cup will be an historic occasion, win, lose or draw. The Afghan team qualified for the first time for the most prestigious tournament in limited-overs cricket, joining the 10
Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara are having one last shot at winning a World Cup for Sri Lanka, desperate to go one better than they did at the last two editions.Both players have had chances
London: Ending England's wait for a first cricket World Cup title seems to be beyond a team that changed captains in the lead-up to the tournament, is without one of its most destructive batsmen in
The West Indies has failed to reach the semifinals in the last four Cricket World Cups.It's a stretch likely to extend to five next month.The squad includes some of the world's most desired limited-overs players,
Cape Town, South Africa: As South Africa heads to the World Cup as one of the favorites to win the title, there's an all-too-familiar distraction shadowing the team.Few critics doubt the quality of the players
Adelaide: Injury-plagued Michael Clarke believes it's his capacity to field at full throttle that will largely dictate when he returns to international cricket.Australian skipper Clarke Thursday had been set a target of fielding a minimum
Islamabad: Suspensions and injuries to key players have taken a chunk out of Pakistan's bowling stocks for the World Cup, meaning the 1992 champions will rely heavily on the likes of seasoned campaigners Misbah-ul-Haq and
Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurasinga is confident of at least opening the Cricket World Cup with a win. After that, he knows his squad will have to do something remarkable to have any chance of reaching
Sydney: Former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee has signed on as Ireland's bowling coach for the Cricket World Cup.Lee, who recently retired from all cricket, said "my allegiance is obviously with Australia, but it wouldn't
Mumbai: India have made the "mistake" of carrying too many injured players in their squad for the upcoming cricket World Cup, according to former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar who reckons that it may be a
There are no tickets left for Australia v India at Adelaide Oval on Sunday or for Pakistan v Bangladesh at Blacktown International Sportspark in Sydney. However Fans who turn up without tickets will not be
Adelaide: Injured Australian captain Michael Clarke is still not sure about his participation in host nation's opening ICC Cricket World Cup match against England in Melbourne on February 14.Asked if he would be available for
New Delhi: Having led India to three World Cup victories against Pakistan, former captain Mohammad Azharuddin feels that the defending champions face no serious threat from their arch-rivals in the much-hyped encounter between the two
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand has performed a delicate balancing act in its build-up to the Cricket World Cup — the first in its backyard in two decades.On one hand it has tried and largely
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