Kemar Roach was spot on against Netherlands as the fast bowler picked six wickets which included a hat-trick. Roach gave away only 27 runs and was outstanding with his bowling.

Mahela Jayawardene is reportedly considering to initiate action against Sri Lanka's state-run TV for hinting that he may have fixed the ICC CWC match against Pakistan. Following Sri Lanka's 11-run defeat to Pakistan in a Group 'A' match of the ICC Cricket World Cup in...

Lasith Malinga took six wickets to bowl-out Kenya at 142. Malinga troubled Kenyans with his line and length and pace. He gave away only 38 runs on the way.

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.

The second match of the three-game series, in January 2010, saw Australia recover from posting 127 in their first innings to win by 36 runs, after dismissing Pakistan for 139 second time around. Akmal came in for criticism and his performance was scrutinised after he dropped Mike Hussey three...

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Captain Shakib al Hasan refused to criticise fans for booing after Bangladesh were dismissed for 58, finally losing to West Indies. Bangladesh, who won three out of their last five one-day international matches against West Indies, were bundled out inside 19 overs for the lowest total ever made...

George Bush and Osama bin Laden having dinner with Elvis Presley is a greater possibility than Aussie cricketers being involved in spot-fixing, says Stuart Clark. "I do not believe for one minute that any Australian player is involved in spot-fixing - there is more chance of George Bush...

The ICC Cricket World Cup Group A clash between Sri Lanka and Australia at Colombo has been abandoned due to rain. Opting to bat first under cloudy conditions, Sri Lanka had reached 146 for three in 32.5 overs before the heavens opened. Both sides pick up a point apiece. The Lions lost three...

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.