Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon has tried to ramp up the pressure on England by insisting “it’s their World Cup to lose” ahead of a

Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed, who returned early morning on Sunday from the United Kingdom after participating in the 2019 ICC

If you consider how Bangladesh opened their ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 campaign with a win against South Africa, the Tigers

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With the group stage over and England, Australia, New Zealand and India qualifying for the semifinals, we take a look back at some of the unforgettable moments from the World Cup so far.

The group stage ended as South Africa gained some solace as they beat Australia by 10 runs ending their disappointing World Cup campaign. However, the result had no major effect for the Australian side as they along with India, New Zealand and host England had already qualified for the semi-finals. There were talks that this edition of the mega event would heavily favor the batsmen as 300-350 runs would be a common phenomenon. However, the bowlers had their say on the field.

Bangladesh cricket team arrived at Dhaka today upon departure from Heathrow yesterday following the end of their World Cup campaign where they finished on eighth in the group standings. Upon arrival, Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza took full responsibility for the dismal performances at the later stage of the tournament.

With the Cricket World Cup heading into the semi-finals, the tournament is set for a dramatic conclusion featuring some of the game's finest talents.

Six of the World Cup's 10 teams are heading back home after missing out on the semi-finals following the conclusion of the group stage on Saturday.

Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon has tried to ramp up the pressure on England by insisting "it's their World Cup to lose" ahead of a hugely anticipated semi-final clash between the arch rivals on Thursday.

Jasprit Bumrah says India have a "good headache" with every player in top form going into Tuesday's World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

Australia captain Aaron Finch is relishing a "blockbuster" Cricket World Cup semi-final against England at Edgbaston on Thursday but injury concerns threaten to derail the plans of the defending champions.

Bangladesh’s World Cup ended with a crushing defeat against Pakistan at Lord’s on Friday. It was an anticlimactic finish to an otherwise fantastic run by the Tigers in the showpiece event that had started brilliantly for them with a fabulous victory against South Africa

One of the recurring themes of Bangladesh’s World Cup campaign has been the disappointing performance of the one batsman most fans would have been looking at to set the biggest stage alight for the Tigers.

I went to Lords to watch our match against Pakistan, hoping that we could repeat our win of 1999 (that too as an ICC Associate Member) in our very first World Cup after failing to qualify in the previous five. Legendary names adorned the Pakistan Team 20 years ago in Northampton – Saeed Anwar, Shaheed Afridi, Ijaj Ahmed, Inzamanul Huq, Moin Khan, Wasim Akram, Waqar Yunus, Shoaib Akhter, Saqlain Mushtaq and against all odds we won. ICC Full Membership and Test status was secured the following year.

David Warner held firm for Australia after they lost early wickets during a stiff run-chase against South Africa on Saturday in a match the holders needed to win to finish top of the World Cup group table.

For the first six matches, Bangladesh could have been called the success story or the surprise package of this World Cup, but the Tigers ended their campaign with a whimper by losing their last two matches against India and Pakistan.

South Africa’s campaign in the ongoing World Cup is surely one they would like to sooner forget. However, in their last match of the