Match begins at 9 am todayAdelaide, Australia: The India-Pakistan rivalry goes way beyond the boundaries of the cricket field, with the geopolitical overtones transcending the World Cup.Regardless of any diplomatic posturing, the packed stadium and
Christchurch: Hosts New Zealand gave the cricket World Cup a cracking start with a scintillating batting show as they crushed last edition losing finalists Sri Lanka by 98 runs in the opening match of the
Mumbai: Ace cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has launched a real-time app conceived, created and hosted by leading tyre-maker MRF for fans to cheer the Indian team at the World Cup that started Saturday.Available both on Android
Adelaide: On Sunday, the Adelaide Airport will be all set to rescue the thousands of fans of India and Pakistan who will be reaching here to watch the India-Pakistan match of World Cup 2015 however,
Melbourne, Australia: England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and sent Australia in to bat in their opening Cricket World Cup match in warm and sunny conditions at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday.England opted
New Delhi: While all the Indian cricket fans are waiting for the epic encounter between the arch rivals India and Pakistan on Sunday, it's all under the radar of bookies.For players it might just be
Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum made 65 and Corey Anderson a late 75 from 46 balls as New Zealand reached 331-6 in the opening match of the Cricket World Cup on Saturday, punishing Sri Lanka's
New Delhi: While the 11th edition of Cricket World Cup kicks off on Saturday, the shadow of corruption and match fixing is chasing the quadrennial event.The Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) of International Cricket Council
Christchurch: Scoreboard after New Zealand defeated Sri Lanka by 98 runs in Pool A Match 1 of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 played at Hagley Oval here Saturday. New Zealand innings: 331/6 in 50 overs
Christchurch: Former New Zealand cricketer Lou Vincent, who was banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) from any kind of cricket after admitting to a range of match fixing offences, was
Christchurch, New Zealand: Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl Saturday in the opening match of the Cricket World Cup against New Zealand at Hagley Oval.While the pitch for the match looked dry
Adelaide: Home favourites Australia and in-form South Africa will pose the biggest threat to India's title defence as they seek to assert their supremacy in cricket's showpiece event, the ICC World Cup, which gets rolling
Karachi: The Pakistan cricket tour selectors face a huge dilemma over picking up the playing XI in the run up to their high octane clash against arch-rivals India in their World Cup opener, to be
New Delhi: The two Asian cricketing giants India and Pakistan are going to face off World Cup 2015 for the sixth time. The venue for the high voltage encounter is Australia's Adelaide Oval and every
Karachi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Shaharyar Khan on Friday welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gesture of calling up his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif to convey best wishes for the cricket team in the
Adelaide: Former India captain Rahul Dravid may have termed India as favourites against Pakistan in their opening Cricket World Cup clash, but the veteran batsman warned the Men in Blue to beware of Mohammad Irfan,
Adelaide: Injury-plagued medium pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar continued his recovery as he bowled at the nets Friday during India's practice session here at the St. Peter's College ground.The 25-year-old missed the first three Test against Australia
Melbourne: Former Australian pacer Jason Gillespie Friday urged England to attack Australian pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson when the two teams meet in the World Cup opener at the Melbourne Cricket ground (MCG) Saturday.Johnson ripped through
Christchurch: Ahead of their World Cup opener against Sri Lanka, New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has said his team is the best squad he has played in.Oozing with confidence at the pre-match media conference Friday,
New Delhi: The odd timings of the cricket World Cup have severely dampened the mood of Indian fans with matches commencing in the wee hours. With just a day to the start of the showpiece
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