Hobart: Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc stood out with excellent figures of 4/14 as Australia registered an easy seven-wicket win over Scotland to finish second in Pool A going into the quarterfinals of the cricket World
Adelaide, Australia: Much has been mentioned about the last time Pakistan and Ireland played at the World Cup, when the Irish ensured the then No. 4-ranked team went home early from the 2007 tournament.On Saturday,
Hamilton, New Zealand: Brendan Taylor marked his last international appearance with an innings of 138 from 110 balls which lifted Zimbabwe to 287 as it batted first Saturday in a Cricket World Cup Pool B
Auckland: Scoreboard of India vs Zimbabwe Group B, 39th Match of the ICC World Cup 2015 played at Eden Park here Saturday.Riding on Raina's brilliant unbeaten 110 and an equally important 85 by skipper Mahendra
Hobart, Australia: Australia captain Michael Clarke won the toss and sent Scotland in to bat in their final Pool A match of the Cricket World Cup at Bellerive Oval on Saturday.Paceman Pat Cummins replaces spinner
Napier, New Zealand: The two-time champion West Indies will have to overcome tempestuous weather and their own turbulent form to beat the United Arab Emirates on Sunday if they are to advance to the quarterfinals
Syndey: Afghanistan finished its first Cricket World Cup with a loss, unable to exploit a frazzled England and undermined by rain at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.England, also heading home, won by nine wickets
Auckland: Terming Bangladesh a dangerous side on current form, former captain Sunil Gavaskar on Friday warned Indian players to not take their eastern neighbours lightly when the two teams meet in the cricket World Cup
India won by 6 wicketsAuckland: Having reached the quarter-finals with one commanding performance after another, defending champions India will be aiming to finish their group league engagements with a flourish when they take on Zimbabwe.Zimbabwe
Auckland: New Zealand great Martin Crowe says fast and accurate swing bowling will be the key to the "smoothly flowing" Indian cricket team's fortunes as it prepares to enter the knockout stage of the ongoing
Auckland: Ahead of his last match in a Zimbabwe shirt, veteran batsman Brendan Taylor on Friday said that he is lucky to have represented his country on the world stage but is sad that his
Hobart: Australia skipper Michael Clarke suggested that his team will have no mercy on Scotland as the four-time champions seek another victory in their last World Cup Pool A match, ahead of the knockouts."It doesn't
Hamilton: Skipper Brendon McCullum on Friday said that New Zealand need to be desperate on the field as they enter the business-end of the cricket World Cup.“I cut my hands a couple of times (diving)
New Delhi: Team India will reclaim the ‘World Champions' title, according to a recently concluded online survey by leading mobile browser UC Browser.The findings were based on over 10,000 responses from across the country, reveal
Sydney: Former West Indies captain Brian Lara says he is impressed with current skipper Jason Holder who is leading the regional outfit on a desperate campaign to secure a quarter-final berth in the cricket World
Hamilton, New Zealand: Martin Guptill scored 105 as New Zealand faced and only just surmounted the stern test it wanted before the knockout rounds of the Cricket World Cup, beating Bangladesh by three wickets on
Wellington: Three cricketing greats -- Ricky Ponting, Ian Botham and Viv Richards -- have voiced their support for the New Zealand team who they believe can clinch this year's World Cup trophy.New Zealand's performances so
Ausckland: Zimbabwe stand-in captain Brendan Taylor feels that the Indian bowling unit will not only trouble his team with swing but also with the pace when the two teams meet in a Pool B match
Auckland: India's pace spearhead Mohammed Shami feels a certain degree of comfort playing under Mahendra Singh Dhoni as the Indian captain has never been "demanding" and his backing has made the Bengal seamer's transformation from
Melbourne: Former Australian quickie Glenn McGrath is disappointed with the quality of pace bowling in the ongoing cricket World Cup and feels Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga and Australia's Mitchell Starc are the only two who
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