The Latest Breaking News from T20 World Cup

PERTH: South African pacer Anrich Nortje on Saturday said that he and Kagiso Rabada form one of the best pace attacks in world cricket and backed the bowling unit to test Indian batters in their T20 World Cup clash here on Sunday.

India tops the points-table in Group 2 of the Super 12 with 4 points and South Africa are placed second with 3 points, after playing 2 matches each. Read on for details:

MELBOURNE A washout against Ashes rival Australia and a DLS defeat to Ireland may have made their knockout qualification tougher but England captain Jos Buttler said they are not worried unless it goes "completely out of control" in the T20 World Cup.

PERTH: India’s World Cup schedule here, which sees them straddle crazy time zones and criss-cross the vast continent of Australia, from one extreme end to the other in a matter of days, meant the weary caravan arrived here in the early evening on Friday.

PERTH: It was Steve Jobs who once, rather controversially, said, “You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards.” Virat Kohli, having unexpectedly shed a three-year slump in form to transmute into India’s lead batter in the T20 World Cup here, will empathise.

A tournament sponsored by an oil supplier and beset by bad weather may struggle to build on the excitement of early upsets

MELBOURNE: England skipper Jos Buttler was understandably left disappointed after their crucial T20 World Cup clash against Australia was abandoned due to rain but insisted that the right call was made as conditions were not fit to take the field.

England’s game with Australia was washed out leaving Group 1 tightly balanced

England are second on net run rate after rain in Melbourne left Group 1 tightly balanced.