It hurts but what can one do: Sarfaraz responds to 'pig' jibe at mall
BIRMINGHAM: Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed says incidents like the one in which he was compared to a "pig" by a fan are hurtful but...
Australia outclass England by 64 runs on way to semifinals
LONDON: It was reminiscent of the Australian swagger of yore as Aaron Finch's pacers bossed arch-rivals England on their way to the World Cup...
Summer of 83 An identity for some even after 36 years
MANCHESTER: They remember most of the things, may forget a few just like senior citizens tend to but then comes June 25 and they...
Rejuvenated Pakistan faces battle of survival against rampaging New Zealand
BIRMINGHAM: Their campaign revived by a win over South Africa, Pakistan will continue their battle of survival when they face an unstoppable New Zealand...
Windies legend Brian Lara hospitalised in Mumbai
MUMBAI: West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara was Tuesday admitted to a hospital here after complaining of discomfort. The 50-year-old from Trinidad, considered one of...
Sensational Shakib keeps Bangladesh in semifinal contention
SOUTHAMPTON: Shakib Al Hasan came up with a special all-around performance, steering Bangladesh to a 62-run win over Afghanistan here on Monday and keeping...
Bumrah holds key to India's chances but 'freak' Warner can do it for Aussies: Clarke
MANCHESTER: Jasprit Bumrah's amazing skill-set gives India a realistic chance of winning the World Cup but a "freak" called David Warner might just retain...
Pakistan knock out South Africa with 49-run win, stay alive in World Cup
LONDON: Pakistan kept alive their slender hopes of making the semifinals while knocking South Africa out of the ICC World Cup with a 49-run...
Malinga, Mathews keep Sri Lanka's World Cup semifinal hopes alive
LEEDS: Angelo Mathews hit a patient fifty before veteran pacer Lasith Malinga returned with a sensational four-wicket haul as Sri Lanka stunned hosts England...
People forget 10 good days and conveniently remember one bad outing: Rashid
SOUTHAMPTON: "People forget 10 good days and conveniently remember that one particularly bad day", says Rashid Khan of the criticism that came his way...