Getting brighter as he is nearing the closure

The World Cup will be the last assignment for Kumar Sangakkara in one-day internationals and the Sri Lankan left-hander has ensured he will sign off on a high, at least on the personal front.
8 March 2015, 18:25 PM

For Vettori the World Cup has yet to begin

New Zealand completed their fifth straight win in the World Cup when they swept aside Afghanistan Sunday but felt the tournament has yet to properly begin, according to team veteran Daniel Vettori.
8 March 2015, 18:23 PM

Sarfraz elated to go equal with Adam

Recalled Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfraz Ahmed said Sunday he was excited at being bracketed with Australia great Adam Gilchrist after equalling the record for most catches behind the stumps in a one-day international innings.
8 March 2015, 18:23 PM

Afghans done in by Dan

Daniel Vettori became the first New Zealand bowler to take 300 one-day international wickets as the Black Caps made short work of Afghanistan to remain unbeaten after five World Cup matches on Sunday.
8 March 2015, 18:22 PM

Glenn gets the monkey off his back

Glenn Maxwell said he felt he'd got a "monkey off the back" after his maiden one-day international hundred powered Australia to a win over Sri Lanka in their World Cup in Sydney on Sunday.
8 March 2015, 18:19 PM

Men of Steel

Had Glenn Maxwell been born in a different era, he might have been considered a pariah by the cricket fraternity, or worse, he might not have been considered for an international side at all, in the first place.
8 March 2015, 18:18 PM

MR. EFFICIENT

Amidst all the razzmatazz of the de Villierses or Maxwells, who are in some way changing the nature of batting, there is one very classic copy-book cricketer who is holding his own with great dignity and success.
8 March 2015, 18:15 PM

Fan Zone

Ian Whitney: If I weren't actually Australian, I would totally be one of those guys with a trombone and a lion mane.
8 March 2015, 18:12 PM

Whack 0 Meter

Whack 0 Meter
8 March 2015, 18:11 PM

Bangladesh have batting-order jumble to organize

Such has been their fondness of the batting-order jumble, it is hard to predict whether the Bangladesh team management will consider Imrul Kayes as an opener
8 March 2015, 07:17 AM

Australia beat Sri Lanka by 64 runs

Warding off a brave Sri Lankan fight, Australia emerged on top after a fiery game of high scoring cricket at Sydney in the ICC cricket World Cup 2015
8 March 2015, 03:23 AM

New Zealand beat Afghanistan by 6 wickets

New Zealand are facing Afghanistan in the 31st match of the ICC cricket World Cup 2015 where, it seems, the Kiwis are poised for a comfortable win
8 March 2015, 03:09 AM

Little Mushy doing his duties silently

Mushfiqur Rahim may not be in the same league as the leading stumper-batsmen at the World Cup such as Brendon McCullum and Kumar Sangakkara, but the diminutive Bangladesh glovesman has proved he is no less crucial to his team's progress.
7 March 2015, 18:33 PM

No pressure on us: Imrul

The Bangladesh National Cricket Team yesterday attended their first training session ahead of their crucial clash against England in Adelaide on Monday. It was an optional training session and the players took the opportunity to focus on their skills.
7 March 2015, 18:33 PM

Reverting to type?

Pakistan have just overcome the South African challenge for the first time in World Cup history. In a clash of titans versus falling giants, if the pre-match narrative was to be believed, a shock result was served up.
7 March 2015, 18:29 PM

Pakistan back on right path

A hostile trio of Pakistan left-arm fast bowlers took full advantage of a pitch freshened by rain to hand pre-tournament favourites South Africa their second defeat in the cricket World Cup at Eden Park on Saturday.
7 March 2015, 18:28 PM

'The belief is coming back'

Pakistan made a winning return on Saturday to the venue where they defeated New Zealand in their 1992 cricket World Cup semifinal before going on to win the tournament for the first and only time.
7 March 2015, 18:27 PM

'We were stuck in 2nd gear'

South Africa captain AB de Villiers took responsibility for the shock 29-run World Cup loss to Pakistan on Saturday, blasting his team for being stuck in "second or third gear".
7 March 2015, 18:27 PM

Misbah writes unique history

Pakistan captain Misbahul Haq became the first batsman to score 5,000 one-day international runs without any individual century when he reached the landmark against South Africa in a World Cup match in Auckland on Saturday.
7 March 2015, 18:26 PM

Irish KO Zimbabwe

Ireland just did enough to see off Zimbabwe by five runs in a thrilling World Cup clash in Hobart on Saturday that kept them on course for the quarterfinals.
7 March 2015, 18:25 PM