The fast bowler did not think the early exit was the lowest point of his career, but admitted that he had slipped up with his execution during the tournament

Haris unfurls a magical mystery tour at Lord's to keep Pakistan hopes alive as South Africa's vanish

Imam, Babar and Fakhar have not been able to convert their starts into big scores and that's been affecting the team's performance at the World Cup

The paceman insisted that Pakistan were still together as a team despite their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread

England struck Afghanistan where it would hurt them most - by ruthlessly attacking the man who represents their cricket.

In the summertime, when the weather ain't fine, people across Ahmedabad organise themselves into leagues to play night cricket

The tournament so far has lacked upsets and close contests, with the top four teams proving too strong and too organised to even be challenged by the rest

No one is berating him more than the man himself after his exquisite cameo in Taunton. Will the innings that defines him come against India?

While Kohli, Jadeja and Pandya are renowned for their athleticism, fielding coach R Sridhar is most pleased by the the progress made by the likes of Chahal, Bumrah and Jadhav

Indian cricket's first millennial was a man of the bright lights and big occasion, with fearlessness, a stomach for the fight, and a lot more besides

Five fast bowlers, three explosive hitters, three striking young batsmen, a captain who can do anything: a beguiling prospect for fans, a terrifying one for a shaken South Africa

South Africa coach Ottis Gibson wants the focus to turn from AB de Villiers back to the cricket, as his team prepares to take on West Indies

Pradeep hailed by his team for keeping them in the contest against Afghanistan

They are low on confidence, their ODI form has hit a terrible trough, and on Tuesday they travel to a bogey venue to meet fearless opponents who have little to lose

The New Zealand captain expects a diversity of conditions through the tournament, and says 'there won't be one way to play'

The effort to save singles and cut off fours showed that New Zealand, as ever at World Cups, mean business

Every venue has been injected with a bit of oomph to pull crowds and make some noise, but it's slightly different in rugby country

All the things that went into the making of Jasprit Bumrah, India's fast-bowling superhero

Mumbai Indians' fast-bowling pair span the two ends of the age (and hairstyle) spectrum but their close bonds have made both better bowlers

The way the accusers were turned into the accused has been shocking