Bangladesh will take on New Zealand in a day-nighter at The Oval later today in a bid to continue what has been an excellent start to their World Cup campaign. A dominant performance against the more-fancied South Africa in the Tigers’ opening match at the same venue on Sunday will have set the tone for the team in their attempt to take down another side that will be more fancied to come up trumps against the seventh-ranked team in the world.

The Indian skipper Virat Kohli replied to Kagiso Rabada’s comment terming Virat as “Immature” at a press conference on Tuesday in Southampton, a day before India begin their World Cup 2019 campaign against South Africa.

New Zealand will stick to an unchanged line-up as they seek to build momentum in their second match of the World Cup against a fired-up Bangladesh at The Oval on Wednesday.

England's Jofra Archer and Jason Roy were both fined 15% of their match fee for misconduct during their 14-run defeat by Pakistan in the World Cup on Monday, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has said.

South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn has suffered a second shoulder injury that has ruled him out of the Cricket World Cup taking place in England, the International Cricket Council said on Tuesday.

A few members of the Kiwi side who will step onto the pitch at The Oval on Wednesday to play Bangladesh in a group stage match of the World Cup will certainly remember the famous Cardiff victory that Bangladesh pulled off in the ICC Champions Trophy back in 2017. The Tigers stunned New Zealand with two vital tons from Mahmudullah Riyad and Shakib Al Hasan and player Ross Taylor admitted that Shakib will be a big threat.

While there have been assertions that Bangladesh’s win against any of the big cricketing nation is still being seen as an upset – by players and fans alike, New Zealand’s Ross Taylor feels that it would not be a surprise if Bangladesh manage to secure victory against the Kiwis.

Afghanistan won the toss and elected to field first against Sri Lanka in the seventh match of the ICC Cricket World Cup in Cardiff, Wales.

Afghanistan won the toss and elected to field first against Sri Lanka in the seventh match of the ICC Cricket World Cup in Cardiff, Wales.

Sri Lanka survived a woeful batting collapse to beat Afghanistan by 34 runs in a rain-shortened World Cup thriller on Tuesday.

England captain Eoin Morgan said the side let themselves down with poor fielding in their 14-run loss to Pakistan in the World Cup at Trent Bridge on Monday.

Babar Azam has been a revolution for Pakistan over the past two years or so as the stylish right hander has remained a consistent fixture

David Warner’s manager says English crowds are “stupid” to jeer the Australian batsman and has defended a plan for the opener to take a vow of silence until he scores a century against a major country.

It’s disappointing and frustrating and there is lots of pressure on the next game, otherwise the tournament could be over before it’s really started for South Africa.

South Africa need a new strategy after an abysmal start to the World Cup because ‘Plan A’ has already been ruined by injuries to their pace attack, captain Faf Du Plessis has said.

After being comprehensively beaten on all three fronts in their opening game against New Zealand, Sri Lanka will hope for a much improved performance against dark horses Afghanistan on Tuesday.

It was not a happy outing for England opener Jason Roy in the ICC Cricket World Cup encounter with Pakistan in Nottingham. The 28-

The structure of the ongoing World Cup in the United Kingdom and the special importance of momentum for the Bangladesh team mean that a regular refrain over the coming month will be that the Tigers’ next match will be the toughest. It will suit Mashrafe Bin Mortaza well

A flashback: On February 18, 2015, the Bangladesh team led by Mashrafe Bin Mortaza had paraded around the Manuka Oval applauding the crowd in Canberra after Mushfiqur Rahim had taken the bails off the last Afghanistan wicket. A clinical performance from the Tigers

It was undoubtedly one of the most exciting matches of the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup in the United Kingdom as Pakistan registered a scintillating 14-run victory against hosts England at Trent Bridge in Nottingham yesterday.