Scenes from the 1999 World Cup match in Edinburgh stormed into Mashrafe Bin Mortaza's mind as soon as questions regarding Bangladesh's Scotland encounter, due to take place at the Saxton Oval this Thursday, were brought to the table.

To be brutally honest, the start to our New Zealand tour wasn't the best. It took a long time for us to complete

Bangladesh middle order batsman Sabbir Rahman reckons that the Tigers use spin to win against Scotland

Well, well, well. Pakistan are finally off the mark. It has taken the former champions two bashings

Pakistan skipper Misbahul Haq told his batsmen to shape-up or ship out of the World Cup

Zimbabwe wicketkeeper Brendan Taylor said he couldn't comprehend his team's 20-run loss to Pakistan at the

When Eoin Morgan, the England captain, failed to sing God Save The Queen at the World Cup, questions were asked.

England captain Eoin Morgan admitted his side had been "punished" by a rampant Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka's Lahiru Thirimanne on Sunday declared teammate Kumar Sangakkara one of the best limited-overs

Veteran official Jagmohan Dalmiya is set to be elected head of Indian cricket's governing body,

Sri Lanka fast bowler Suranga Lakmal was fined Sunday for firing two successive beamers at England's Jos Buttler,

Incoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves has given Kevin Pietersen a glimmer of hope

Thirimanne may well be described as the 'boy who lived' for Sri Lanka. Having survived a number of chances,

Teams in Pool A must be cursing Bangladesh's fielders.

Harsha Bhogle: I find the criticism of Misbah very strange. It is like a family of ten complaining that the sole breadwinner isn't doing enough.

Whack 0 Meter

After a struggled start, Pakistan managed to make 235 riding on fifties of Misbah-ul-Haq and number eight batsman Wahab Riaz, against Zimbabwe at Brisbane

Sri Lanka today hauled an easy nine-wicket victory against England in the 22nd match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 at Westpac Stadium, Wellington. While answering to England's 309 runs, the Lankan top-orders -- Lahiru Thirimanne and Kumar Sangakkara -- plied their innings to the end by scoring unbeaten 139 and 117 runs respectively. Sangakkara was given the Player of the Match award for scoring his sensible ton spending 113 balls.

So here's how the day panned out for several viewers around the world yesterday. After watching New Zealand cruise to 78 for 1 in seven overs, the ordinary viewer, switched off the TV and decided to get involved in the daily duties of life, which at that moment, seemed a lot more interesting.

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum hailed the perfect finish to his side's thrilling one-wicket World Cup win over Australia in Auckland on Saturday, saying the game had finished so early a capacity crowd would have plenty of time for a drink.