A sparkling knock of 113 by Yuvraj Singh helped India beat the West Indies by 80 runs in the final Group B match in the ICC Cricket World Cup. The victory put India second in their group and secured a quarter-final against Australia in Ahmedabad, while the Windies are left to face Group B...

Pakistan beat Australia by 4 wickets. Australia won the toss and were bowled out for 176 courtesy some great bowling from Pakistani bowlers. While chasing, Pakistan reached the target with 54 balls to spare.

Zimbabwe defeated Kenya by 161 runs in a 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, Group A match. Zimbabwe batted first and scored 308/6. Tatenda Taibu, Vushi Sibanda and Craig Ervine scored half-centuries each. In response Kenya were dismissed for 147 in the 36th over

South Africa beat Bangladesh by 206 runs in a 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, Group B match. Led by Jacques Kallis, Hashim Amla and Francois du Plessis, the Proteas put-up 284 on the board. In reply, the hosts were bundled out for 78. Lowabo Tsotsobe and Robin Peterson were the wrecker-in-Chief.

India beat West Indies by 80 runs. India won the toss and courtesy a superb century from Yuvraj Singh and a half-century from Virat Kohli saw India put up 268 on board. West Indies batsmen started well but break through from Zaheer Khan saw India register an easy win.

Enigmatic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is unlikely to play any further role for Pakistan in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup. Shoaib, 35, announced on Thursday that he will retire after the tournament. The bowler seems to have lost favour with the team management, including skipper Shahid Afridi,...

Justin Langer has been tipped to succeed India's head coach Gary Kirsten, who is expected to resign after the ICC Cricket World Cup. It could be Cricket Australia's loss. Its failure to offer permanent jobs to all its national team coaches could cost it none other than Australia's...

Pakistan stormed into the semi-finals after crushing the West Indies by 10 wickets at the Sher-E-Bangla Stadium. Pakistan needed just 20.5 overs to reach their paltry target of 113 as Mohammad Hafeez made 61 off 64 balls and Kamran Akmal 47 off 61. Their spinners had done the damage earlier in...

ICC CEO Haroon Lorgat said it was right to host the ICC Cricket World Cup final at the Wankhede since it would provide the perfect setting for Sachin Tendulkar to end on a high! Choosing the arena for the finale raised a few questions amid growing frustration for shortage of tickets as the...

Pakistan beat West Indies by 10 wickets in the first quarterfinal of the 2011 ICC World Cup. West Indies were bundled out for 112 courtesy a great bowling performance from Pakistan. The sub-continent team chased down the target in 20.5 overs.