Christchurch: Six semifinal appearances, good form, players most suited for One-Day International (ODI) cricket and most importantly, playing at home makes New Zealand one of the strongest challengers for the World Cup title.Never considered a
New Delhi: India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has decided to completely unwind and take his mind away from cricket before the ICC World Cup as he along with three teammates Went to adventure park in
Maverick former England batsman Kevin Pietersen will appear as a guest commentator in BBC Radio live coverage of World Cup.The BBC has confirmed has confirmed the news.Kevin Pietersen will be joining Radio Five Live's Test
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday announced that left-arm paceman, Rahat Ali would be replacing injured fast bowler Junaid Khan in Pakistan's World Cup final squad.A spokesman of the board said that the
Brisbane: Australian captain Michael Clarke took a sharp catch in the slips, fielded on the boundary and sent down two overs at the Allan Border Field here Thursday as he ticked off another important milestone
New Delhi: No distance seems to be bigger for a die-hard cricket fan in India as they are getting themselves ready to cheer the “Men in Blue” in upcoming World Cup in Australia and New
Dubai: International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO David Richardson hopes the 11th World Cup will instil fresh energy into the One-Day International (ODI) format, whose popularity has been shrinking following the arrival of shorter Twenty20 version.Crowd
New Delhi: With little over a week to go for the cricket World Cup, spin legend Bishan Singh Bedi feels India are addressing their injury concerns too late in the day and the defending champions
Dubai: Cricket fans from around the world are rushing to get their tickets and with just nine days before the start of the ICC World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, ticket sales is heading
New Delhi: Delhi High Court on Wednesday barred Prasar Bharati from sharing with cable operators through Doordarshan (DD) channels the live feed of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, of which ESPN and Star have the
Chennai: Former India captain Srinivas Venkataraghavan is of the opinion that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team lacks consistency and expressed concerns at the “unstable” opening combination going into the upcoming cricket World Cup.India's run-up to the
Sydney: Cricket Australia has confirmed former Australia batsman Mike Hussey will work with South Africa in a consultancy role during the Cricket World Cup.In a post on its website Thursday, Cricket Australia says that Hussey's
Kolkata: Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly Wednesday said he was looking forward to following Indian vice captain Virat Kohli, South African skipper AB de Villiers and young Australian Test captain Steve Smith in the
Sydney: Australia coach Darren Lehmann on Wednesday warned stand-in skipper George Bailey to make runs in his bid to cement his place in the One-Day International (ODI) side.Bailey will likely be the vice-captain for the
New Delhi: India may have never lost to Pakistan in a World Cup but former spinner Venkatapathi Raju feels that being the defending champions the pressure will be on the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led team when
Karachi: The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board Shaharyar Khan said on Wednesday that the PCB was still waiting for the tour selection committee to decide if it wanted to have Bilawal Bhatti in the
Kolkata: Former captain Sourav Ganguly feels defending champions India have a good chance of reaching the final of the forthcoming cricket World Cup to be jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand later this month. Releasing
Adelaide: Recuperating Australian captain Michael Clarke will pass the most challenging fitness test to confirm his place in the World Cup squad, his long time personal trainer said on Wednesday.Cricket Australia has given Clarke, down
New Delhi: India's batting line-up led by Virat Kohli can chase any total on a given day but bowlers need to “stand up and be counted” in order to retain the cricket World Cup, feels
Hobart: Injured Australian cricketer James Faulkner's state team coach Dan Marsh said Tuesday the all-rounder was capable of playing for the national team purely as a batsman if injury restricts his contributions as a bowler.Faulkner
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