Melbourne: Sandwiched between the faster and more appealing Twenty20 and the traditional long drawn Tests, the ODI format, struggling for sustenance not long ago, is set to take centrestage when the ICC World Cup gets
Adelaide: As he gets ready to play the final phase of his 18-year long illustrious career, Mahela Jayawardene says he will miss the Sri Lankan dressing room after the conclusion of 2015 Cricket World Cup.The
New Delhi: Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today wished the Indian team taking part in the cricket World Cup beginning tomorrow in Australia and New Zealand all the success.In a message, the Minister said that "best
Kolkata: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly does not think Indian bowling would lack any bite in absence of seniormost speedster Ishant Sharma who has been ruled out of the Cricket World Cup because of a
New Delhi: Despite the pessimism over India's prospects at the cricket's 50-over showpiece event, former coach Gary Kirsten feels the side has a good chance to defend the title as it has "learnt how to
New Delhi: Dinesh Karthik's current form makes him a hot buy at the IPL auction on Monday and the revitalised wicket-keeper batsman says he would prefer to be part of a winning team rather than
New Delhi: Defending champions India garnered maximum search interest across participating nations, while Mahendra Singh Dhoni remained the most sought after captain in the digital world ahead of the cricket World Cup, according to data
Melbourne: ICC chief executive Dave Richardson says any attempts by match fixers to influence the outcome of the match will be "thwarted" by strong measures put in place by the apex cricket body and World
Sehore (MP): As the ICC World Cup fever grips the entire nation ahead of Sunday's India-Pakistan clash, a cricket enthusiast here created a small gold replica of the trophy.The 23-carat gold trophy weighs 510 milligramme
New Delhi: Former cricketer Mohinder Amarnath expects India to beat Pakistan in their blockbuster World Cup opener at the Adelaide Oval Sunday.Though they have a stronger ODI record against India, Pakistan have never been able
Melbourne: Legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne Friday said Australian captain Michael Clarke is fitter than he has been in the last five years and should have been picked for Australia's World Cup opener against England Saturday.Warne
Adelaide: When India plays Pakistan at the Cricket World Cup, it's no cliche when both captains say they're not looking beyond their first game of the tournament.World Cup organizers are tipping Indo-Pak VI to draw
New Delhi: Having taken India to World Cup glory in 1983 by his all-round performance, Mohinder Amarnath feels the current side lacks "genuine" all-rounders and the bowlers are trying to bowl too quick instead of
Adelaide: ICC events in recent years have witnessed the Indian cricket team devising unique ways of training and it was no different this time around with the side employing a unique 'two-bench' theory to counter
Melbourne, Australia: Samiullah Shenwari top-scored with 58 runs and Najibullah Zadran added 47 as Afghanistan beat the United Arab Emirates by 14 runs in Friday's Cricket World Cup warmup match.Asghar Stanikzai, batting fourth, added 33
Melourne: Dynamic opening batsman David Warner Friday said Australian pacers Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc will star for the co-hosts and will be crucial for the country's World Cup campaign.Speaking with cricket.com.au ahead of Saturday's
Returning to the sub-continent after a span of 15 years, the tenth edition of the cricket World Cup would perhaps be most remembered for ending batting legend Sachin Tendulkar's two-decade wait for the title as
Adelaide: India are the defending champions. They are also one of the favourites. But a poor tour of Australia has shaken the belief of many that the World No.2 side will be able to retain
Sydney: On a comeback trail following a hamstring surgery, Australian captain Michael Clarke said today he feared his career was finished after the Adelaide Test against India.The 33-year-old veteran will sit out tomorrow's World Cup
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi called his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif on Friday to convey his best wishes for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.The arch rivals India and Pakistan will take on each
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