The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of Pakistan's World Cup campaign concluding with a 93-run defeat against England, team director Mickey Arthur has come to the defence of skipper Babar Azam. Speculations had been circulating that Babar might step down from the captaincy after the tournament, fueled by criticism from former…

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team remains unscathed, having already secured a spot in the semifinals in a commanding run through the World Cup. However, their final league encounter against the eliminated Netherlands is far from inconsequential, as teams strive to enhance their performance and set the stage for ultimate…

KOLKATA: Dilip Doshi, like everyone else, is impressed at India's dominating run in the World Cup. The Rohit Sharma-led side became the first team to make the semifinals, that too without losing a single game. However, Doshi feels the knockouts are a different ball game altogether.

NEW DELHI: With Pakistan all but out of the World Cup semis race, former England captain Michael Vaughan on Friday trolled Babar Azam and co., sharing some almost-unachievable and jaw-dropping numbers for them to book a berth in top-four.

NEW DELHI: Adam Zampa's exceptional control over his length has been a key factor in his success, making him nearly unstoppable in the World Cup, according to Australia's spin bowling coach Daniel Vettori.

NEW DELHI: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam dismisses the notion that the responsibilities of captaincy have affected his batting performance at the World Cup. Unfazed by uncertainties about retaining the captaincy after the tournament, he remains focused on the immediate task at hand.

NEW DELHI: In a high-stakes clash, Pakistan face a near-impossible task of making it to the World Cup semifinals, needing a miraculous win with an unthinkable margin against a charged-up England. New Zealand's victory over Sri Lanka has virtually shattered Pakistan's semifinal hopes, requiring them to beat England by an…

NEW DELHI: Having already secured a spot in the World Cup semifinals, the dominant Australian cricket team is set to face Bangladesh in their final group stage match, sans Shakib Al Hasan, on Saturday. Australia, riding high on their batting prowess and recent victories, aims to continue their unbeaten streak…

PUNE: Jos Buttler may not have had the results he had expected before the World Cup began, however, the England skipper is hopeful of changing the fortunes of his team and leading from the front.