Ireland's Kevin O'Brien scored the fastest century in the history of ICC Cricket World Cup against England in the 2011 ICC Cricket Wrold Cup. O'Brien made 113 off 63 balls to guide Ireland to victory over their neighbours.

Ireland beat their neighbors England in the ICC Cricket World Cup, Group B match. Kevin O'Brien starred for Ireland as he scored the fastest World Cup century at Bangalore (113 off 63). Here are the highlights of the match

New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the ICC Cricket World Cup, group A match. Kiwi openers Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum remained unbeaten to go past target of 162 set by Zimbabwe. Here are the highlights.

England won a cliff-hanger against South Africa in the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Electing to bat first, England were all out for 171 in the 46th over. Chasing a low total, South Africa got off to a steady start however, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann pulled out an unlikely victory for England.

India won their Group B encounter against Ireland in the 2011 Cricket World Cup by 5 wickets. Yuvraj Singh starred for India with both bat and ball however, it was Yusuf Pathan who pulled India out of a hole against a spirited Irish team. Here are the highlights

Ross Taylor struck a blistering unbeaten 131 to take New Zealand to a challenging total. New Zealand posted 302 on board which proved too good for Pakistan as they sub-continent team struggled and were all out for 192. New Zealand won by 110 runs.

Tillakaratne Dilshan was unstoppable against Zimbabwe. He first struck a blistering century and then picked up four wickets to help Sri Lanka register a 139-run win.

West Indies beat Ireland by 44 runs in a 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, Group B match. Put into bat first, The West Indies scored 275 courtesy a 107 off 133 balls by Devon Smith and a whirlwind 94 off 55 balls by Kieron Pollard. In reply, Ireland were bowled out for 231.

Bangladesh beat England by 2 wickets in a thriller. A 58-run stand between Mahmudullah and Shafiul Islam saw the Bangladesh chase down 225 successfully.

In a thrilling finish in Nagpur\'s Jamtha Stadium, South Africa beat India by three wickets with 2 balls remaining. Robin Peterson (18 off 7 balls) and Faf du Plessis (25 off 23 balls) put on a decisive 21-run eighth-wicket stand to get past India\'s score of 296. Amla (61),...