England won another exciting match against West Indies by 18 runs. England won the toss and elected to bat putting up an average 243 runs on board. However, a disciplined bowling attack from England saw West Indies crumble on 225.

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 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...

A new-look Windies side sneaked a seven-run win over the tourists, with Devendra Bishoo - one of five new caps in the line-up - taking four wickets in an impressive debut. The match also marked Sammy's first outing as skipper on home soil, and the allrounder is hoping they can now build...

Chasing 222 to win, Misbah-ul-Haq (73 not out) and Asad Shafiq (61no) both piled on the runs in what proved a decisive partnership for the tourists. Opener Mohammad Hafeez also posted a fifty in a dominant batting display which saw them pass their target with eight overs to spare. West...

The opener made 102 as he anchored his side's chase of 221 in a near replica of Saturday's opening game, meaning Windies counterpart Lendl Simmons' half-century was in vain. Having been the one Pakistan batsman not to reach a half-century in that eight-wicket win, Shehzad was not...

Pakistan overcame a blistering spell from Ravi Rampaul and some late panic against the impressive Devendra Bishoo to secure the series against West Indies with a three-wicket victory in Barbados. The hosts had collapsed feebly once again, but Pakistan were jolted by Rampaul's four strikes...

West Indies 209 for 9 (Simmons 49, Ajmal 4-63) against Pakistan It's not often Pakistan rely so heavily on spin and reap the benefits though not so often will they come across a batting side so ill-equipped to face it on so helpful a track. In truth, West Indies did fight as best they could...

Pakistan's second-innings run-chase got off to the worst possible start when they lost their top three batsmen for just two runs, but they recovered well to reach 80 for three at stumps. Chasing 219 for victory after Saeed Ajmal's career-best six-wicket haul had ended the Windies'...

Starting the morning on 131 for three and needing another 195 runs to win, West Indies lost six wickets in the first session before they were bowled out for 262 after lunch when Suresh Raina dismissed last man Devendra Bishoo. Test debutant Praveen Kumar, who finished with six wickets in the...