BCB will send pacer Al-Amin Hossain back home from Australia for breaching discipline

In a major win, India defeated South Africa by 120 runs at Melbourne today riding on the ton from Shikhar Dhawan and egged on by spinners in the World Cup 2015 match

Sri Lanka were in a tight spot losing out two wickets in the chase of 232 against Afghanistan in the 12th match of the ICC cricket World Cup 2015 at Dunedin

Bangladesh couldn't have asked for a better start to the World Cup, could they?

West Indies celebrated their first win of the 2015 World Cup, with all-rounder Andre Russell saying their rout of Pakistan on Saturday proved there was more to the team than Chris Gayle.

As soon as the match was abandoned yesterday afternoon, Bangladeshi journalists gathered their belongings from the press box and rushed towards the field at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, the Gabba, hoping to catch a quote or two from the players.

Breakfast tables at the Sofitel hotel showed Brisbane's day yesterday. Dashing opener David Warner looked to have all the time in the world to have his breakfast.

Pakistan legend Javed Miandad was lost of words to describe the country's 150-run capitulation to West Indies in a World Cup match in Christchurch on Saturday.

India appear relaxed and refreshed, and South Africa unsettled, ahead of their World Cup clash on Sunday, but the facade could be short-lived when the two Pool B heavyweights take the field.

In the first meeting of neutrals at the MCG during the last Australasia-hosted World Cup,

Former paceman Shoaib Akhtar labelled captain Misbahul Haq "a coward" and "a selfish player" after Pakistan were crushed by 150 runs by West Indies in the World Cup on Saturday.

Pakistani cricket fans in the south-eastern city of Multan held a mock funeral for their national cricket team on Saturday after a record-shattering World Cup defeat at the hands of the West Indies.

England cricketing great Sir Ian Botham has labelled his country's crushing defeat to the Black Caps as their worst performance in four decades.

Sri Lanka will play a full-strength team when they tackle Afghanistan in the World Cup on Sunday, with skipper Angelo Mathews insisting it would be disrespectful to underestimate the tournament minnows.

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Mehr Tarar: I send my love to the Pakistani spectators in that stadium. You deserve a standing ovation for still sitting there and clapping.

He may have had a rough beginning against the Irish, but there was never any doubt regarding this pace-man's potential.

By the 47th over, the West Indians had just crossed the 250-mark and lost Darren Sammy.

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