The Latest Breaking News from World Cup

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz expressed deep disappointment after his team's sixth consecutive defeat in the World Cup, attributing their disappointing performance to what he termed as "bad luck."

.South Africa's cricket team is inspired to unite the country through sport, as seen with the Springboks' Rugby World Cup win. Recent political and social controversies, plus the pandemic, have brought the team closer. They have a connection and are in a great space, having dealt with controversy over the…

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: India vs Sri Lanka in Mumbai on November 2

NEW DELHI: After Bangladesh's defeat to Pakistan in their ICC World Cup match, skipper Shakib Al Hasan openly admitted to the team's quest for answers amidst their disappointing campaign. He acknowledged their struggles in finding solutions and emphasised the need for contemplation, particularly concerning his batting position.

Semi-finalists are in a good place after Steve Borthwick's rejuvenation in France, but there remains much ground to be made up

NEW DELHI: Opener Fakhar Zaman expressed that his break from the game proved beneficial and is optimistic about making a significant impact in the remaining matches after marking his return with an impressive fifty, propelling Pakistan to a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the World Cup in Kolkata on Tuesday.

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, expressed his unwavering hope on Tuesday, believing that despite the challenging circumstances, there's still a chance for his team to secure a spot in the World Cup semi-finals.

Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh admits the code has hit rock bottom but denies there is no path forward and insists the Wallabies can be a force again.

Saudi Arabia has been confirmed as the sole bidder to host the tournament amid calls for Fifa to pull the plug if human rights commitments are not fulfilled

New Zealand and South Africa rank favourites for semis; Proteas have not beaten Kiwis since 1999; C-word (choke/chase) looms large; Williamson, Ferguson injuries; Neesham, Ravindra, Mitchell to face Proteas onslaught; fans hope for thrilling finish.

NEW DELHI: Pakistan kept their hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the 50-overs World Cup alive after a dominant seven-wicket victory against Bangladesh at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Tuesday.