The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

Only two teams in the history of the ICC ODI World Cup have managed to successfully defend the title. The West Indies won back to back titles in 1975 and 1979 and then Australia won three on the trot in 1999, 2003 and 2007.

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's Tim Southee will be absent from the World Cup's opening match against defending champions England and potentially several subsequent matches due to a thumb injury, as revealed by stand-in captain Tom Latham on Wednesday. The Black Caps will also be without their regular captain, Kane Williamson,…

With India set to host the 2023 ODI World Cup after a hiatus of 12 years, the spinners are licking their chops in anticipation of bagful of wickets on helpful, turning Indian tracks.

Devon Conway, South Africa-born Kiwi opener, has become an integral part of the New Zealand team. He has a good record in the subcontinent, scoring two ODI tons this year, and has a strategy to succeed on slow-paced pitches. He believes adapting to different surfaces and clear communication will be…

The ODI World Cup is a stage which has seen some of the most mind boggling records being created over the years.

The World Cup begins where it left off and the New Zealand bowler believes his side can learn from the 2019 final and go one better

NEW DELHI: South Africa are lacking depth in their batting in the absence of quality all-rounders, an aspect that could affect the team's chances in the World Cup, reckons former skipper Graeme Smith.

NEW DELHI: The impact of Virat Kohli's exceptional innings against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2022 remains alive in the memory of every Pakistani cricketer, particularly as they approach the upcoming ICC ODI World Cup.

BENGALURU: While the focus is on the role of spinners at the World Cup starting later this week, spin legend Muttiah Muralitharan believes the conditions and ability to adapt to it will be the game changer.