Ahmedabad: The international betting racket on the ongoing cricket world cup, busted on Thursday, could have involved transactions worth over Rs 4,000 crore a year, an official of the Enforcement Directorate said here on Friday.The
Adelaide, Australia: Wahab Riaz had dismissed destructive opener David Warner and Australia captain Michael Clarke.He had a full head of steam when Shane Watson arrived at the crease, knowing another wicket could give Pakistan the
Islamabad: Pakistan fans smashed their televisions in anger in Multan after the national team was ousted from the Cricket World Cup quarterfinals by Australia on Friday.Local TV channels showed a handful of people taking their
Karachi: The reactions from former players to Pakistan's defeat to Australia in the cricket World Cup quarterfinals was a mixed one with some of them blaming captain Misbah-ul-Haq, head coach Waqar Younis and the Pakistan
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said today it would carry out an analysis of the national team's showing as well as the performances of every individual in the World Cup.But PCB Chairman Shaharyar Khan
Melbourne: Former batsman VVS Laxman feels that India can beat Australia in the semifinal of the ongoing cricket World Cup on March 26 if their bowlers continue their impressive form.Laxman said Australia's batting line-up has
Sydney: It has been a lull after storm for Virat Kohli in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup but his skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni stood firmly behind his deputy expressing confidence that he will come
Sydney: Refusing to rate his match-winning ton against Bangladesh in the quarter-final, Indian top-order batsman Rohit Sharma said the ongoing cricket World Cup campaign is a very prestigious stage and he wants to make the
Adelaide: Australia saw through one of the fierce fast bowling spells by Wahab Riaz to set up a cricket World Cup semifinal clash against India but the home team skipper Michael Clarke today said his
Adelaide: Four-time former champions Australia set up an explosive semifinal clash against title-holders India in the cricket World Cup semifinal after comprehensively beating Pakistan by six wickets in the mega-event's third quarterfinal here today.Set a
Melbourne: Rejecting its own President's criticism of the umpiring during Bangladesh's World Cup quarterfinal loss to India, the International Cricket Council (ICC) today said Mustafa Kamal's outburst against the match officials was "unfortunate" and "baseless"."The
Sydney: Mahendra Singh Dhoni was blissfully unaware that he has now led Indian team to 100 victories in ODIs after the World Cup quarterfinal win against Bangladesh and he feels that the roller-coaster ride that
Wellington: Still unsure about Chris Gayle's fitness, the West Indies will have to overcome their erratic play to have any chance against underdogs-turned-favourites New Zealand in the fourth quarterfinal of the ICC Cricket World Cup
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand goes into its World Cup quarterfinal with faultless form, burgeoning belief in it title chances, and yet with a knowledge that it could all come to a sudden end on
Wellington, New Zealand: The West Indies' sportsmanship in the lead-up to Saturday's Cricket World Cup quarterfinal against New Zealand proves the adage that many a true word is spoken in jest.The tone of the West
Adelaide, Australia: Paceman Josh Hazlewood justified his selection by taking four wickets to help co-host Australia restrict Pakistan to 213 on Friday in the Cricket World Cup quarterfinals.Misbah-ul-Haq won the toss and elected to bat,
Adelaide: Scoreboard of Australia vs Pakistan scoreboard, Quarterfinal 3 of the ICC World Cup 2015 played at Adelaide Oval here Friday.Shane Watson made the most of an early reprieve to guide Australia to a six-wicket
Wellington, New Zealand: West Indies captain Jason Holder says a decision on Chris Gayle's fitness for Saturday's Cricket World Cup quarterfinal against New Zealand will be left to the morning of the match.Gayle missed the
Adelaide, Australia: Misbah-ul-Haq has played a lonely hand at times in the World Cup, steadfastly protecting his wicket in the belief that every run he scores could make a difference for Pakistan.The Pakistan captain top-scored
Melbourne, Australia: A big loss to India in the World Cup quarterfinals didn't dampen Bangladesh captain Mushrafe Mortaza's belief in his squad.Bangladesh eliminated England to reach the knockout stage for the first time, but the
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