Adelaide: Bangladesh rose to the occasion to knock England out of the cricket World Cup with a 15-run win in the Pool A encounter here today, setting up a quarter-final clash with defending champions India.Put
Karachi: Sarfraz Ahmed, the hero of Pakistan's win over South Africa, has categorically denied any rift or problems with head coach Waqar Younis.Sarfraz who was not included in the first four games, scripted his team's
Hamilton: Ireland captain William Porterfield on Monday said his team is looking to grab another two necessary points to qualify for the quarterfinals of the cricket World Cup.Having beaten the West Indies, Zimbabwe and the
Greater Noida: One of the 1983 World Cup-winning heroes, Madan Lal is mightily impressed with the current Indian cricket team and believes that they can "99 percent" retain the prestigious title."I must say that India
New Delhi: World Cup is such a big stage where fortune of teams largely depends on some of their star players. So far some stars have lived up to their reputation be it Brendon McCullum,
Adelaide, Australia: Mahmudullah posted Bangladesh's first World Cup century to help set up a competitive total of 275-7 after a disastrous start in a crucial Pool A match against England on Monday.Mahmudulla shared a defiant
Adelaide: Scoreboard of England vs Bangladesh Group A, 33rd Match of the ICC World Cup 2015 played at Adelaide Oval here Monday. Toss: England won the toss and elected to bowl Bangladesh innings: 275/7 in 50 overs
Hamilton: He has impressed with his miserly bowling effort in the ongoing cricket World Cup but seamer Mohit Sharma says credit also goes to the new ball bowlers Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav, who have
Hamilton: On the cusp of creating World Cup history, a supremely confident India will aim to crush a gutsy Ireland in their penultimate group encounter of the ICC cricket World Cup on Tuesday.Having already qualified
New Delhi: In a move by the Indian cricket board which might upset the cricket fans during the ongoing World Cup, no individual will be able to get their autograph books signed by their favorite
Hamilton, New Zealand: Ireland wants to deliver an emphatic message to the International Cricket Council when it plays World Cup champion India in a Pool B match on Tuesday.India is unbeaten in four matches and
Adelaide, Australia: England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and sent Bangladesh in to bat in a must-win Cricket World Cup Pool A match at the Adelaide Oval on Monday.England made two changes to the
Karachi: Pakistan's under-fire cricket coach Waqar Younis has tried to play down the controversy over the selection of wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfraz Ahmed, saying he is a patriotic Pakistani and will never do anything to harm the
Hamilton: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly feels that key to opener Shikhar Dhawan's success in the cricket World Cup is about playing freely which was not happening during the Australia series."I believe it is about
Karachi: Pakistan cricket coach Waqar Younis was clueless for his side's wretched losing streak against arch-rivals India in the World Cup, but said time spent by the Men in Blue in Australia before the mega-event
Guwahati: War-torn Afghanistan, which made its debut in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup, topped the chart of most online searches among the new and lesser experienced teams.According to a latest analysis of online trends
Hamilton, New Zealand: New Zealand's Cricket World Cup squad might be forced to change its lineup for its final pool match this week after several players came down with a stomach illness on Monday.New Zealand
Sydney: Ace batsman Kumar Sangakkara on Sunday said he will retire from Test cricket "by the end of August" when Sri Lanka hosts India in a three-match series.The 37-year-old wicketkeeper has already announced retirement from
Sydney: Kumar Sangakkara joined Sachin Tendulkar in an exclusive club Sunday, becoming only the second batsman to pass 14,000 career runs in one-day international cricket.The 37-year-old Sangakkara was playing against four-time champion Australia in a
Sydney: All-rounder Glenn Maxwell led a brutal Australian assault with his maiden ODI hundred as the four-time winners overcame a spirited Sri Lanka by 64 runs and inched closer to securing a quarterfinals berth in
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