Cwc2015

World Cup: Struggling Pak batsman Younis Khan denies tweeting about retirement

Out of form senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan denied on Wednesday tweeting a plan to retire from one-day internationals after the ongoing World Cup.

World Cup: Moeen's all-round heroics help England register first win

Moeen Ali's century set up England's opening win in the World Cup in Christchurch on Monday when they downed Scotland by 119 run in their Pool A clash.

World Cup: New Zealand's Anderson expects sledging from Australia in Auckland clash

New Zealand all-rounder Corey Anderson admits his players are braced for a verbal onslaught from Australia in their blockbuster World Cup clash in Auckland on Saturday.

World Cup: McCullum stunned by New Zealand's 'bizarre' win over England

Record-breaking New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum said a crushingly lopsided World Cup win over England in Wellington on Friday was a "bizarre" achievement.

How India beat Pakistan in every World Cup match

Here's a recap of the the previous five India-Pakistan World Cup clashes.

From world champions to underdogs: India's transition is now complete

If someone asked you to honestly assess India's chances in the tournament, what would your answer be?

For India to succeed in World Cup 2015, Virat Kohli must bat at No. 4

Despite his poor run of form therefore, Kohli must bat at number four, to support his troubled captain and hold things together.

Our main job is to get Australia out, not to rile them up: Anderson

Wily paceman James Anderson says England have no intention of provoking a sledging war with Australian firebrand David Warner in Saturday's high-profile World Cup opener.

Sri Lanka needs to reignite its fighting spirit: Mathews

Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews has demanded an immediate end to the losing habit that has infected his side in the lead up to Saturday's World Cup opener against New Zealand in Christchurch.

On Valentine’s Day, England need to find some love for Mitch Johnson

A poor record against Australia combined with a fresh, lively Johnson just makes England's task more difficult at the World Cup.