The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

ICC seeks to expand cricket fan base in India, USA by 2032. To do so, they are collaborating with 50 Indian influencers to create content in 10 languages, targeting Gen Zs and 10-year-olds. They are also researching US demographics to attract an average American to the game.

Shakib Al Hasan's appeal led to Angelo Mathews being 'timed out' in the World Cup, making him the first player to be dismissed this way. Shakib's decision to appeal was driven by patriotism and the rules of the game, but it raises questions of morality and sportsmanship. Greg Chappell's underarm…

India vs. South Africa: Unbeaten India face stiff challenge from resurgent Proteas in Kolkata. India's unbeaten run faces a stiff challenge from South Africa's resurgent Proteas in Kolkata. India's batting powerhouses Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli lead the charge against South Africa's pace trio of Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj and…

Sri Lanka's batting coach Naveed Nawaz conceded that the decimation in the Asia Cup final may have dented the confidence of the players, leading to another crushing defeat in the World Cup match against India. He said Sri Lanka is in a rebuilding phase with many new players still learning…

Shami produced arguably the best spell of the tournament to dismiss the left-handed batter and give India an edge in the clash.

England's World Cup dream ended in shock: from title contenders to bottom of the table. A Hercule Poirot-level mystery as to why, with stars like Buttler, Stokes, Roy, Bairstow, Ali, Curran, Woakes & Wood. Poor preparation, wrong decisions, lack of ODI experience & distractions all played a part.

Ahmedabad: Aussie skipper Cummins believes teams should have been allowed more players than 15 for the World Cup due to its duration. Maxwell and Marsh are absent due to injury and personal reasons. Cummins hopes Maxwell will return soon, while Philips believes 15 players are "perfect" for the tournament.

The Test captain has been struggling with the problem for at least 18 months and has had to play as a specialist batter recently.

Mitch Marsh has returned home from the World Cup for personal reasons but has told teammates he'll be back to help Australia win the tournament.