Pakistan Cwc 2015

Heartbroken Riaz apologises to fans for World Cup loss to Australia

Riaz, who turned in one of the most enduring and blistering spells of pace bowling against Australia yesterday, said he was heart-broken with the defeat.

Fans break TV sets after Pakistan exits Cricket World Cup

Pakistan fans smashed their televisions in anger in Multan after the national team was ousted from the Cricket World Cup quarterfinals by Australia on Friday.

World Cup: Wahab Riaz and the bowling spell that had Australia jumping for cover

Wahab Riaz came into the attack with Pakistan needing wickets. Australia had advanced to 44-1 after 8 overs and they just needed 214 to win. Warner was looking good, so was Steve Smith.

Australia see off Pakistan to set up World Cup semifinal against India

Australia will face India at Sydney on March 26 while the other semi-final, in Auckland on March 24, pits South Africa against either New Zealand or the West Indies.

Fans take out mock funeral after Pakistan's World Cup exit

But generally the reaction to Pakistan's defeat was not too negative and cricket fans took to the social networking sites to appreciate the fighting spirit of the team

Misbah and Afridi bow out of ODI cricket as Pakistan exit World Cup

Afridi, who shot to fame with a then fastest 37-ball hundred against Sri Lanka in his debut ODI series in 1996, became famous as ‘boom boom’

World Cup 2015: Wahab-Watson battle dominates Australia's win over Pakistan

Australia overcame to a fiery spell from fast bowler Wahab Riaz to record an entertaining six-wicket win over Pakistan in the World Cup quarter-final at the Adelaide Oval on Friday.

Australia have problems and need to play at their best to beat India

Australia’s evisceration of India during the Tri-Series are is now a mere memory. They will have to play at their very best to defeat India.

Australia vs Pakistan Tweet report: 'Watson playing pace bowling like Venkatapathy Raju'

Shane Watson made the most of an early reprieve to guide Australia to a six-wicket win over Pakistan with an unbeaten 64 in the Cricket World Cup quarterfinals on Friday.

Misbah on Pakistan's batting failure, Wahab's class and Australia's weaknesses

Misbah-ul-Haq was speaking with the media after Pakistan were knocked out of the World Cup by Australia.