New Delhi: Former India captain Rahul Dravid feels that it will require "three good days" to win the coveted World Cup cricket tournament for Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men."The format is such that all
Karachi: The Pakistani players, featuring in the World Cup squad, have been banned from using social networking sites during the mega event, beginning next month.Team manager, Naved Akram Cheema confirmed today that as part of
New Delhi: Having been a part of three World Cup campaigns, former India cricket captain Rahul Dravid said that the current format of the 50-over showpiece event, starting mid February in Australia and New Zealand,
Dubai: ICC Chief Executive David Richardson believes that "there has been no stone left unturned" as preparations continue ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, but stressed the need for players to remember their
Islamabad: Fast bowler Junaid Khan is doubtful for the Cricket World Cup after he was ruled out of the short tour to New Zealand due to a hamstring injury.The Pakistan Cricket Board says fast bowler
New Delhi: Having been beaten comprehensively by Australia in the Test series, Team India hoped to gear up for the World Cup when Tri Series, involving Australia and England, began but India got off to
Mirpur, Bangladesh: Bangladeshi left arm spinner Taijul Islam was struck on his bowling arm while batting in the nets here Monday. He was immediately rushed to a hospital for treatment.According to team manger Khaled Mahmud,
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has given authority to the tour selection committee on the coming tour to New Zealand and for the World Cup to appoint a replacement captain if Misbah-ul-Haq's hamstring injury
Karachi: Pakistan's suspended off-spinner Saeed Ajmal does not believe that the national cricket team will be able to make the semi-finals of the upcoming World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.Speaking on Geo Super channel,
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) Monday announced the venue allocation criteria for the quarter-finals of the World Cup which will be held from Feb 14 to March 29.If World Cup co-hosts Australia and New
Melbourne: Australia captain Michael Clarke is on track to meet his ICC Cricket World Cup fitness deadline, easing fears he would be ruled out of his team's campaign to win back the coveted ODI trophy
Lahore: Former captain Inzamam-ul-Haq Sunday advised the Pakistan cricket team not to come under pressure when they take on India in their World Cup opener Feb 15 at the Adelaide Oval."Though we could not defeat
New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) may not allow Team India players to stay with their wives & girlfriends (WAGS) during the World Cup tournament, starting from February 14. However,BCCI
Melbourne: Not too pleased with a couple of selection decisions in the Australian cricket squad for the ODI World Cup, former captain Ian Chappell said the home side will find its toughest competition in India
Karachi: The Pakistan World Cup squad today interacted with the surviving children of the Army Public School carnage in Peshawar and also with their parents who were affected by the terrorist attacks on December 16.Soon
Islamabad: Head coach Waqar Younis is happy Pakistan is not among the favorites for the World Cup and said Saturday it will keep his team focused on next month's event without any added pressure.Pakistan was
Auckland: New Zealand cricket legend Richard Hadlee has voiced optimism about the country's chances in the upcoming World Cup, which is being co-hosted with Australia."We're in pretty good shape, there's some good depth but the
Sydney: England batsman Gary Ballance has suffered a fractured finger while practicing but is expected to be fit for the World Cup, a statement from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said Saturday.The 25-year-old
New Delhi: Keeping the maximum age limit of 28 years as the criterion, Pakistan has seven gifted cricketers who can be split into new and established players.The coming mega event will witness the class, finesse
New Delhi: Former India captain Rahul Dravid is expecting next month's cricket World Cup to be an aggressive affair as he feels the revamped ODI rules will push teams into selecting attacking bowlers over part-timers.Speaking
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