The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

At the halfway mark of the World Cup, Saturday's clash between England and South Africa is the most important match. Both teams have had a forgettable last outing, with England meekly surrendering to Afghanistan and South Africa crumbled against the Netherlands. England will be under pressure to get their campaign…

NEW DELHI: Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has emerged as a vital asset for the Indian cricket team in the ongoing World Cup, often operating in the shadows of more celebrated teammates. While his performances may not grab the headlines like Virat Kohli's centuries or Rohit Sharma's elegant strokes, Jadeja's contribution…

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli expressed his delight in experiencing the "special feeling" of competing in a World Cup on home soil after his unbeaten century led India to a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh, bringing him within reach of Sachin Tendulkar's record for one-day international centuries.

PUNE: Mandar Sathe, a local club cricketer who had moved to Switzerland for his IT career, flew into the city Thursday to watch the India-Bangladesh clash in the World Cup.

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli scored his 48th ODI century in India's ICC World Cup match against Bangladesh in Pune on Thursday, which now puts him just one hundred behind Sachin Tendulkar's tally of 49 in the 50-over format.

Captain Pat Cummins is confident that his side have turned a corner at the World Cup as they face a crucial date with Pakistan in Bengaluru's batting paradise.

Kohli's 103* and exemplary running between the wickets helped India to a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the World Cup. Jadeja and Bumrah were exemplary in absence of Pandya, while Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill set up the chase. Kohli's 48th hundred and India's fourth win out of four games…

Like the previous encounters India has had in the World Cup, Bangladesh faced a daunting challenge scoring runs against arguably the best bowling attack in the competition. On a batting-friendly surface, they managed a modest 256/8 on Thursday.

David Warner says his fielding feats all come down to attitude, admitting Australia lacked presence in that area to begin the World Cup.