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<h1>AB de Villiers falls for 99</h1> AB de Villiers the third man in World Cup history to be released one run short of his century Skipper AB de Villiers missed the mark concerning a century and an outstanding South African World Cup record as they fueled to 6-341 against the United Arab...

<h1>Ravichandran Ashwin is "Statistically Motivated" "Cricket Tragic"- Stephen Fleming</h1> He has worked with Ravichandran Ashwin for a long time as the mentor of the Chennai Super Kings and previous New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming named the Tamil Nadu tweaker as somebody who may be...

<h1>Sangakkara Scores 4th Successive Century - Cricket World Cup</h1> Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara turned into the first player to score four progressive one-day international hundreds of years as his side beat Scotland at the World Cup. The 37-year-old hit 124 in a sum of 363-9 in Hobart...

<h1>Sri Lanka Easy Victory After Sanga, Dilshan Tons</h1> Scotland stays winless in three editions of the World Cup after 148-run out, Lahiru Thirimanne batted as though he had recently woken up from a bad dream, the white cricket ball treated with suspicious dread, if not a bit fear...

<h1>India Record 9th Consecutive Win in ICC Cricket World Cup</h1> India romped home to their 9 sequential triumph in the ICC Cricket World Cup by beating Ireland by eight wickets at Seddon Park, Hamilton. With this triumph, they keep up their spot at the highest point of the table in Group B...

<h1>Scotland punished by Kumar Sangakkara</h1> Kumar Sangakkara struck his fourth-progressive century to help Sri Lanka on some way or another to 363-9 against Scotland in this current morning's Cricket World Cup conflict. The left-gave batsman turned into the first player to have ever...

<h1>India Win Five out Five ICC Cricket World Cup Match's</h1> At the point when India started its ICC Cricket World Cup fight, it didn't begin as the top pick. Yet after its fifth win on the run on Tuesday (March 10), the most recent by eight wickets at Seddon Park in Hamilton, its tricky to...

<h1>India beat Ireland and Wins Fifth Straight - Cricket World Cup</h1> India beat Ireland by eight wickets to stay unbeaten, an emotional change after it entered the World Cup without a win in an aggressive match in the past two months. India's surprising turnaround at the Cricket World...

<h1>Black Caps Surprised England exit Cricket World Cup</h1> There was amazement, yet barely an overflowing of sensitivity, from the Black Caps after England's shocking Cricket World Cup leave in Adelaide. Affirmed quarterfinalists Bangladesh plane to Hamilton to face unbeaten New Zealand...

<h1>England's Worst Ever Performance in this Tournament</h1> No long-term planning,, poor administration and feeble choice making all indicate one major shambles. New Zealand ordinarily take advantage of their assets in World Cups, fighting some way or another into a semi-last. Britain...

<h1>Kumar Sangakkara "Man to Fear" - says Muttiah Muralitharan</h1> Sri Lanka great Blower Muttiah Muralitharan said Kumar Sangakkara would be the batsman all different groups dreaded at the World Cup after the left-hander made his third progressive hundred on Sunday. Sangakkara`s radiant...

<h1>England must win against Bangladesh</h1> Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza concedes the pressure is on in front of their Pool A go against England on Monday yet is certain his group can convey. England must win in the event that they are to have a shot of arriving at the...

<h1>Australia Seal ICC Cricket Quarter-Final Spot with Victory over Sri Lanka</h1> Maxwell's silver hammer came down to torment the Sri Lankans. Glenn Maxwell put on one of his greatest shows before a pressed SCG to empower the hosts to affirm their spot in the quarter-finals. Australia won...

<h1>Mahmadullah became The First Player from his Country</h1> BANGLADESH batsman Mahmadullah became the first player from his country to hit a World Cup century as the Tigers piled on the runs against England at Adelaide Oval. Bangladesh was 4-226 after 44 overs, with Mahmadullah (100 n.o.)...