India ease to nine-wicket win
India made light work of winning a third game at the Cricket World Cup, beating the United Arab Emirates by nine wickets in Perth. Read Full Story
Black Caps cling on in Auckland
New Zealand edged to a one-wicket victory over fellow World Cup co-hosts Australia to claim the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy in a low-scoring thriller at Eden Park. Read Full Story
England women seal ODI series win
England women claimed a five-wicket win in their one-day international series decider against New Zealand in Lincoln. Read Full Story
Attapattu wary of England seamers
Sri Lanka coach Marvan Atapattu believes England have one of the best "seaming attacks" in the world ahead of their World Cup clash in Wellington on Sunday. Read Full Story
Woakes eyes big scalp
England will get a double shot at redemption when they meet Sri Lanka in a World Cup clash that both teams are targeting to kick-start so far unconvincing campaigns. Read Full Story
De Villiers stars in crushing win
Another awe-inspiring batting display from AB de Villiers helped South Africa to a crushing 257-run World Cup Group B victory against West Indies in Sydney. Read Full Story
Morgan demands improvement
Eoin Morgan will lead England into their World Cup clash with Sri Lanka with a clear message to his players that they can not afford any more slip ups. Read Full Story
Scots fined for slow over rate
Scotland's players have been fined for a slow over rate in their tense World Cup defeat to fellow associate nation Afghanistan on Thursday. Read Full Story
Graves saddened by leak of document
New England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Colin Graves has spoken of his 'personal disappointment and sadness' that a document drafted by chief executive Tom Harrison was leaked. Read Full Story
Shenwari savours success over Scots
Afghanistan batsman Samiullah Shenwari was delighted to play a key role in his side's first ever World Cup win against fellow associate nation Scotland in Dunedin. Read Full Story
Sri Lanka too strong for Bangladesh
Kumar Sangakkara hit his fastest century on his 400th one-day international appearance but had to play second fiddle to Tillakaratane Dilshan as Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by 92 runs in their World Cup match in Melbourne. Read Full Story
Finn upbeat ahead of Sri Lanka
England paceman Steven Finn has put his mauling at the hands of Brendon McCullum behind him as he prepares for a return to the Wellington Regional Stadium this weekend. Read Full Story
Afghanistan fightback downs Scots
Samiullah Shenwari was the star as Afghanistan claimed their maiden World Cup victory with a one-wicket triumph over Scotland after an enthralling finale in Dunedin. Read Full Story
ECB considering big changes
Radical suggestions to press for the shortening of Test matches and one-day internationals will come under consideration by the England and Wales Cricket Board this year. Read Full Story
Wilson steers Ireland home
Ireland were bailed out by a giant slice of fortune and big innings from Gary Wilson and Kevin O'Brien as they beat the United Arab Emirates in a thriller at the Gabba. Read Full Story
