Due to the persistent rain, the 11th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 between Bangladesh and Australia in Brisbane today is officially declared abandoned by the officials. With this no-result match, both the teams shared one point each. The torrent became heavier with time, especially after the declaration of cyclone alert in the state of Queensland

Brisbane residents placed on alert as wild weather associated with Cyclone Marcia strikes Queensland, as reported in Cricket Australia weather update for the 11th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup between Bangladesh and Australia

West Indies beat Pakistan today by a big margin of 150 runs for their first win in the ICC cricket World Cup 2015 at Christchurch

The news that there's a high chance of today's match being washed out and the points being split spread joy across Bangladeshis both here and back home. The social media for one was filled with several opinions on the issue, most of which was of the chance for the Tigers to gain one valuable point.

The 44-day World Cup is barely a week old and Pakistan and the West Indies are already viewing their second match as crucial to morale and potentially to their survival.

England's eight-wicket World Cup defeat by New Zealand in Wellington is the most one-sided one-day international between Test-playing nations

Who will taste success in the next round of matches at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015?

New Zealand hard-hitting batsman Brendon McCullum struck the fastest fifty in the history of Cricket World Cup at Wellington against England today.

Tim Southee captured seven wickets for only 33 runs in nine overs and reminded the glory days of swing bowling in the late 80s and 90s.

New Zealand trampled England with Tim Southee’s seven-wicket haul and Brendan McCullum’s fiery batting in the ninth match of the World Cup 2015 at Wellington

Zimbabwe enjoyed their first victory of the World Cup on Thursday but not before they were given a fright by the tournament minnows from the United Arab Emirates.

Zimbabwe admitted underestimating the United Arab Emirates after beating the minnows with just 12 balls to spare in Nelson on Thursday.

So after the Zimbabwe-UAE match on Thursday the World Cup down under completes the first action (a couple of teams

Australia's two-time World Cup winning captain Ricky Ponting Wednesday said India were a serious contender to retain the coveted trophy.

At 144 for 4, Zimbabwe were in trouble. The pressure of playing against the

Bangladesh's bowling performance against Afghanistan showed just how important pace bowling could be in this World Cup and its importance will be amplified when they play Australia in their next game at the Gabba, which is traditionally one of Australia's quickest pitches.

England team will hope to shrug off a disappointing start to their World Cup campaign with a confidence-boosting win against dark-horses New Zealand in Wellington on Friday.

Javed Miandad wrote a column that appeared on the ICC's media zone yesterday, where he spoke about the Pakistan team. Miandad said the think-tank made some erroneous decisions which have led to a very poor Pakistan side.

England's batting coach Mark Ramprakash insisted on Thursday Eoin Morgan's strength of character will see the struggling captain come good at the World Cup.

The baseball glove said it all. If it was not already resolved who would make way for the return of Michael Clarke in this World Cup, then there were more revealing clues on Thursday.