Melbourne, Australia: Mitchell Starc bowled Brendon McCullum for a duck in the first over and the Australian bowlers maintained the relentless pressure to dismiss New Zealand for 183 in the Cricket World Cup final on
Melbourne: Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey on Saturday lauded retiring skipper Michael Clarke's work ethic, saying he has raised the standards of cricket in his country to newer heights.Clarke announced his retirement from One-Day International
Melbourne: Not in the best health condition, New Zealand legend and former skipper Martin Crowe on Saturday said that the cricket World Cup final on Sunday could be the last cricket match he watches.The 52-year-old,
New Delhi: Days after Team India's semifinal exit in the World Cup 2015,cricket fans from neighbouring Pakistan and Bangladesh called on the BCCI office in Mumbai and chanted lines of the famous TV commercial 'Mauka
Melbourne: New Zealand will bring an unchanged line-up into Sunday's World Cup final against co-hosts Australia here, captain Brendon McCullum confirmed on Saturday.New Zealand head into the match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground after defeating
New Delhi: Brendon McCullum, ahead of the big final of the World Cup, has asked all the Indian Cricket fans to support New Zealand team in thier clash against the trans-Tasmanian neighbour Australia on Sunday..
Melbourne: In awe of "outstanding teammate and close friend" Daniel Vettori's achievements, New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum said he can only marvel at the all-rounder's contribution to the game in not just New Zealand but
World Cup 2015 grand finale clash of the two titans – New Zealand and Australia is all set for Sunday. While one is gearing up to take home its first ICC title home, the other
New Delhi: Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli were spotted leaving the Mumbai Airport as they returned from Australia after India's exit from the World Cup 2015.Bollywood diva has been at the receiving end ever since
Melbourne, Australia: The secrets of New Zealand's success at the Cricket World Cup at first glance seem contradictory: calmness and aggression.But New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum stressed on the eve of Sunday's final against Australia
Melbourne: New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum on Saturday gave his gritty side a 50-50 chance in the World Cup summit clash against Australia on Sunday and said the Black Caps will relish the big occasion
Dubai: Overwhelmed by the ongoing World Cup's success, ICC CEO David Richardson on Saturday said it has been the most followed cricket event in the history of the game with the India-Australia semifinal drawing the
Melbourne: It will be the biggest day in the history of Trans-Tasman cricketing rivalry when four-time champions Australia will be pitted against a highly committed bunch from New Zealand in the final of the cricket
Melbourne: Set to retire from one-day cricket after Sunday's World Cup final against New Zealand here, Michael Clarke said that his legacy as Australia's ODI captain will be determined by what his teammates thought of
Melbourne, Australia: As Brendon McCullum's lineup approaches the Cricket World Cup final with an appearance of relaxed confidence, urged on by support from home and viewed with admiration around the world, it seems hard to
Melbourne, Australia: After 48 matches involving teams from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe cricket's global showcase has distilled itself into a local derby.Australia and New Zealand welcomed 12 other nations to the Cricket World Cup but saved
New Delhi: The breath-taking World Cup 2015 grand finale is all set to woo sports enthusiasts at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Sunday.From 14 teams, the tournament has drilled down to mere two – Australia
Melbourne: Sri Lanka's Kumar Dharmasena was on Friday selected to officiate the final of the cricket World Cup on Sunday, thereby becoming the first person to feature in the quadrennial tournament final as both an
Melbourne: New Zealand's new ball bowlers Trent Boult and Tim Southee have proved the old adage "pace bowlers hunt in pairs" to be true with stupendous performances en route their maiden cricket World Cup final
Australia captain Michael Clarke was momentarily stumped by a bungled question which appeared to be about his sex life as he celebrated World Cup semi-final win over India.Clarke, who had just led the co-hosts to
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