Following a disappointing performance against Pakistan, South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada struck for his side with the very first ball

Making his return to the team in place of Lungi Ngidi, South Africa pacer Dwaine Pretorius bowled brilliantly against Sri Lanka in a World Cup encounter yesterday. The thirty-year-old removed Kusal Perera, Avishka Fernando and Kusal Mendis -- the top three Sri Lankan

West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has been fined 15% of his match fee for showing dissent in his side’s World Cup defeat against India.

The first lesson Babar Azam learned from his coach was to play the first and last ball of a match, and he showed he had not forgotten that advice during his brilliant hundred against New Zealand.

Pakistan, with their new found confidence stemming from back-to-back wins, will look to put on another clinical performance against Afghanistan to keep themselves in contention for a spot in their semifinals.

Australia coach Justin Langer thinks it is unlikely that frontline quicks Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins will be rested at the World Cup even if the defending champions have already qualified for the semifinals.

We were promised a World Cup of runs. Glittering and charismatic batsmen showing the full array of their shots on docile wickets where 350-400 totals were to be the norm. The bowlers just mere sheep to be reared; going in through one end and coming out empty; without lustre.

West Indies allrounder Carlos Brathwaite has been fined 15 per cent of his match fees and handed one demerit point for "showing dissent at an umpire's decision" against India in Manchester on June 27.

A swarm of bees fly across the ground, forcing the South Africa and Sri Lanka players and umpires flat on the ground with their hands protecting their heads as the game was stopped for a brief period at Chester-le-Street today.

South Africa dent Sri Lanka's hopes of reaching semifinal with a thumping nine-wicket victory over the Islanders at Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street today.

India fast bowler Mohammed Shami credits his sublime form at the Cricket World Cup to a new fitness regime he adopted after he was dropped from the squad last year following a failed 'yo-yo' test.

According to reports from ESPNCricinfo, Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza says that he is not thinking about retiring from cricket after the ongoing World Cup in England.

West Indies have a bright future despite the team's elimination from the Cricket World Cup on Thursday, fast bowler Kemar Roach says after defeat against India.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's calculated batting in the middle overs has the full backing of the India team, skipper Virat Kohli says on Thursday amid criticism that the former skipper's slow approach has not worked in the World Cup.

If former Australia skipper Steven Smith and former deputy David Warner had not been handed a one-year ban in March last year following the infamous ‘sandpaper-gate scandal’ during a Test match against South Africa in Cape Town earlier that month, Australia could have

Ahead Bangladesh vs India match Mashrafe Mortaza and his family opted for a day and a half of quiet repose in the rural comforts of the Welsh region of Snowdonia. Mashrafe reached the small town of Snowdon, a town in Gwynnedd county, built around Wales’s highest mountain bearing the same name.

Australia’s assistant coach Ricky Ponting believes that England’s out-and-out aggressive approach to one-day international cricket has probably not been suitable for a stage such as the World Cup.

West Indies wicketkeeper Shai Hope missed the chance to stump MS Dhoni twice in the 33rd over when the Indian wicket-keeper

David Warner says he’s living the dream playing for Australia at the World Cup and no amount of booing from England fans eager to remind him of his one-year ban for ball tampering is going to spoil his mood.

Twenty-seven years and a generation apart, Pakistan’s World Cup bears striking similarities with their 1992 campaign -- when they started slowly but ended up lifting the trophy in Melbourne.