Jun 14, 2019
Afghans won’t be distracted by Shahzad row, insists Naib
Naib also spoke about Rashid Khan’s head injury he suffered by a bouncer from New Zealand’s Lockie Ferguson.
World Cup 2019
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Jun 14, 2019
Root show at Southampton
England opener slams his second ton of the World Cup to down the West Indies by 8 wickets
Jun 14, 2019
Morgan backs Archer to do well ahead of Windies reunion
It’s a moment to reaffirm your decision, feels England skipper
Jun 14, 2019
Tendulkar sues Australian bat maker for defaulting
The Indian great had alleged that the company hasn’t paid him for over an year.
Jun 13, 2019
Fielding concerns for Pakistan ahead of India tie
Dropped catches cost the former champions against Australia on Wednesday
Jun 13, 2019
Amir on top of the world despite Pakistan defeat
The left-arm pacer picked up his first-ever five-wicket haul in ODIs against Australia on Wednesday
Jun 13, 2019
England, Windies hope to hit the ground running
The Hosts take on a hurt Windies side at Southampton, but will the rain God allow play?
Jun 13, 2019
Fielding to play a key role when India take on Pakistan, says coach Sridhar
Indian fielding coach believes that the game can be won or lost based on the fielding performance
Jun 13, 2019
India-New Zealand World Cup match abandoned due to rain
This is the fourth match that has been washed out at the 2019 ICC World Cup.
Jun 13, 2019
ICC denies any ‘gag order’ on the commentators
Michael Holding labelled the officiating in the match between West Indies and Australia as ‘atrocious’.
Jun 13, 2019
Pakistan will have to be at their best to beat India, says Waqar
“I think we all know Amir is mentally very, very strong,” said Waqar. “He showed once again that class is permanent — he is, no doubt, a match-winner....
Jun 13, 2019
Mark Wood a doubt for West Indies World Cup clash
Owing to a mild ankle injury, English pacer Mark Wood could miss the clash against West Indies on Friday.
Jun 13, 2019
‘My wife is my rock,’ says Warner after World Cup hundred
Australian opener David Warner credits his wife Candice for helping him during the ban and ensuring he stayed mentally strong.
Jun 13, 2019
Four reasons why England was the right venue for the 2019 World Cup
Despite the inclement weather of late, England was the right venue to host the World Cup and this is why.
Jun 13, 2019
Pakistan’s Imam-ul-Haq expects ‘huge-pressure game’ against India
Pakistani opener Iman-ul-Haq expects a feisty game against rivals India at Manchester on Sunday and believes the several Pakistani fans will add to th...
Jun 13, 2019
Holder hopeful of Russell’s availability for England tie
Windies skipper pleased with his bowler’s performances at the World Cup so far
Jun 13, 2019
Need to be smart in crucial moments, says Holder
Windies skipper believes it is their ability to outfox batsmen in the middle overs that makes them different.
Jun 13, 2019
Rain delays India-New Zealand World Cup match
The rain Gods continue to disrupt the 2019 World Cup, with the India- New Zealand start delayed.
Jun 13, 2019
A tour to West Indies awaits team India in August
The tour will also kick-start India’s campaign for the inaugural ICC World Test Championship.
Jun 13, 2019
Rain spoils the World Cup, fans take to social media to vent
With three games wash out so far this week, the fans vented out their frustration with some entertaining comments
Jun 13, 2019
Team management, selectors on the same page with Dhawan’s replacement?
While the selectors wanted to announce the replacement, team management was eager to wait and watch Dhawan’s situation
Jun 12, 2019
All eyes on the weatherman as India, New Zealand head to Trent Bridge
With Dhawan ruled out, all eyes on the Indian camp ahead of the tie
Jun 12, 2019
Warner, Amir light up a cloudy Taunton
Aussie opener slams first ton post ban to take champions to 307 all out
Jun 12, 2019
England’s Buttler fit for West Indies game, says coach Bayliss
Head coach Trevor Bayliss is optimistic that Jos Buttler will be fit to play in Friday’s World Cup match with the West Indies.