Australia batting star Glenn Maxwell wants the Sydney Cricket Ground to be mean and green for Thursday's World Cup semifinal

By his own lofty standards, Virat Kohli has had a modest World Cup so far.

Former Pakistan batsman Rameez Raja has called on the national selectors to appoint fast bowler Wahab Riaz as the country's next one-

When the call came I just about jumped out of my skin. "Do you want to face an over from Shane Warne over at the MCG?" You better

There can be no argument about the make up of the World Cup semifinals, with the best four teams still alive, New Zealand coach

New Zealand will hope it's a case of seventh time lucky when they face South Africa at Auckland's Eden Park on Tuesday, as all six of

South Africa batsman David Miller believes his side are ready for a journey into the "unknown" when they face New Zealand in a World

Bangladesh could win against India "if we had got the wickets”,says Mashrafe

Martin Guptill said his World Cup record 237 not out against the West Indies made in New Zealand's thumping quarterfinal victory on

The Bangladesh cricket team will return home today evening from a successful World Cup tour. The contingent is scheduled to land at

There was a time, not too long ago, that reaching a hundred in a one-day international was thought to be the pinnacle of achievement

West Indies have their own inconsistencies to blame for being bundled out of the World Cup in the quarterfinals, captain Jason Holder

As co-hosts New Zealand were wreaking havoc on the other teams early in the group stages, Martin Guptill was perhaps the least talked

Azka Khan: The Windies were playing at the same pace as the Kiwis. I wish they had more wickets in hand!

The left-arm quick chose the World Cup for the best time in his short career. Having played only 16 ODIs and taken only 18 wickets,

Over two thousand people, comprising of teachers and students from different disciplines under the banner of "Rajshahi University

The ICC has fined Shane Watson and Wahab Riaz for their epic quarter-final battle, but has denied accusations of being the fun police

Mushfiqur Rahim must have heaved a sigh of relief after this World Cup; for his last one, in 2011, was a disaster. It wasn't a happy 2014

You saw him shout in anger and wave in frustration, you witnessed him chest-thump the youngest and, you also saw him drag his broken body on to the field to provide the Tigers the best possible start with the new ball; that's just how Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has been throughout the competition

Just over a year ago there were calls for Riyad's exclusion from the side. That Riyad would go on to be the first Bangladeshi player to