A source in the knowhow has called the reports of a rift between Indian captain Virat Kohli and vice-captain Rohit Sharma as 'absolute nonsense'. The reports have been circulating ever since India's campaign in the 2019 World Cup ended in a semifinal defeat.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) invited fresh application for the post of Team India head coach and its support staff which includes the likes of batting, bowling, fielding coaches among others.
England lifted their maiden ICC World Cup trophy, beating a battle-hardened New Zealand in a nerve-wracking final that was decided via a dramatic Super Over. The winner of the match was decided by a tiebreaker of boundaries scored after the match was tied after regulation play and then the first Super Over in the tournament's history.
In a thrilling encounter after the scores were levelled, England won via most boundaries in the Super Over to win their maiden World Cup trophy in the final at Lord's.
New Zealand once again put up a modest batting performance under overcast conditions to post 241 for eight against a quality England pace attack that kept on asking probing questions in the World Cup final Sunday. Henry Nicholls (55 ) and skipper Kane Williamson (30) added 74 runs for the second wicket after a fabulous first spell from Chris Woakes (3/37 in 9 overs) and Jofra Archer (1/42 in 10 overs) on a helpful Lord's track.
The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) will review India's World Cup performance once skipper Virat Kohli and chief coach Ravi Shastri return to the country and the focus is likely to be on selections made for the big event.
The Indian cricket team were handed a reality check which eventually costed the Men in Blue from lifting a third World Cup trophy. What were the errors, mistakes which proved costly on the penultimate day? Watch Cricket Ki Baat to know.
India's middle-order once again struggled to take the team home when it mattered the most but the problem runs deep and perhaps they are not the only ones to be pointed fingers at.
India's 2019 World Cup run ended in a heartbreaking defeat to New Zealand in the semifinals, as the Kiwi edged past the Men in Blue with an 18-run win.
India's famed top-order imploded on a day when it mattered most as a gritty New Zealand survived a swift counter attack from Ravindra Jadeja to win an exciting World Cup semi-final by 18 runs on Wednesday.
India wil be favourite to go through to the final against New Zealand as the two sides get down in Manchester to resume their semi-final clash on Wednesday under the dark clouds.
The notorious Manchester weather pushed the first semifinal of the World Cup to the reserve day after dominant Indian bowlers excelled yet again to restrict New Zealand to a sub-par 211 for five on Tuesday. Rain forced players off the field after 46.1 overs and as per ICC's playing conditions, the game will resume on Wednesday from where it stopped.
Indian bowlers maintained their stranglehold on the opposition with another splendid performance, restricting New Zealand to a sub-par 211 for five when rain stopped play in the first semi-final of the World Cup on Tuesday.
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Team India's near flawless campaign could come to a naught against a gutsy Black Caps side which has always asked probing questions in ICC tournaments.
In 2019 World Cup, Rohit Sharma has already smashed record five centuries and the former English spinner Monty Panesar feels that he has stepped up for Team India and taken responsibility on his shoulders after Shikhar Dhawan was ruled out of the tournament after a thumb injury.
India registered a comprehensive victory against Sri Lanka in their final game of the 2019 World Cup, and will now take on the Kiwis in Manchester for the first semifinal of the tournament. The clash will take place at Old Trafford in Manchester on July 9.
Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul put up India's fourth century for the opening stand in the tournament and helped India to 15 points at the end of the group stage as they galloped to a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka.
In-form India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has added another feather to his cap after he completed 100 ODI wickets in the match against Sri Lanka at Leeds.
Angelo Mathews once again turned out to be a thorn in India's flesh with a gutsy hundred after a top-order collapse, guiding Sri Lanka to a respectable 264 for 7 in their final World Cup group league encounter on Saturday.
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