Warner ton sets up Australia win

David Warner’s ton helped Australia jump to second on the World Cup standings with a 41-run win over Pakistan in Taunton.

Richardson defends reserve day policy

Outgoing ICC chief executive Dave Richardson has explained the impracticality of having ‘reserve days’ available for every match of the World Cup.

Wood: Nice to have teams fear England

England’s Mark Wood is relishing a threatening partnership with fellow fast bowler Jofra Archer during the ongoing World Cup.

Lockie looking forward to Trent Bridge lift

Fast bowler Lockie Ferguson is eager to exploit the extra bounce offered by conditions at Trent Bridge in Nottingham during Thursday’s World Cup fixture against India.

Bangladesh coach: Why can’t we have a reserve day?

Bangladesh coach Steven Rhodes has expressed frustration at a lack of reserve days, after Tuesday’s World Cup fixture with Sri Lanka was washed out without a delivery bowled.

Sarfaraz wants to replicate England performance

Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed wants Pakistan to draw inspiration from last week’s victory over England, come Wednesday’s World Cup fixture against Australia in Taunton.

Benkenstein: Batsmen have shown nerves

Proteas batting coach Dale Benkenstein is at a loss why South Africa’s top order have struggled at this year’s World Cup, writes DANIEL GALLAN in Southampton.

Pant to join India World Cup squad?

India will reportedly add wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant to the squad for the remainder of the 2019 World Cup in the United Kingdom.

Aussies add Marsh to squad

All-rounder Mitchell Marsh has been added to Australia’s squad for the ongoing World Cup in the United Kingdom.

Sri Lanka subjected to another washout

Tuesday’s World Cup fixture between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in Bristol was washed out without a ball bowled.

Ngidi on verge of comeback in Cardiff

Proteas captain Faf du Plessis hopes that Lungi Ngidi will be back for the Cardiff game against Afghanistan.

Faf: Proteas’ spirit remains undampened

Faf du Plessis is positive that the Proteas can rack up more points after their wash-out clash against the West Indies.

Faf on AB’s request: A phone call on the eve

Faf du Plessis provided clarity on exactly when AB de Villiers made contact to procure a late call-up to the World Cup, and insists they are still friends, writes DANIEL GALLAN in London.

Faf: We need individuals to stand up

After a washed-out game against the West Indies, the Proteas effectively have five cup finals remaining in the World Cup, writes DANIEL GALLAN in Southampton.

Do the selectors even know their best XI?

Given that the game was a ‘must-win’ following three straight defeats, one assumes that the South African selectors picked their strongest available squad to take on the West Indies, writes GARY LEMKE.