The Latest Breaking News from World Cup

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MUMBAI: Ahmedabad, the mecca for cricket devotees this weekend, is set to handle over hundred charter flights on Sunday, apart from extra airline flights that are expected to fly in fully packed.

Ross Taylor praises Rachin Ravindra's calmness and class while batting, noting his potential for a long and successful international career. He believes Virat Kohli's record of 50 ODI centuries won't be broken and tips India as the favourite for the World Cup final.

South Africa's reputation of being chokers in World Cups remains intact after their 3-wicket loss to Australia in the semi-final. Despite their formidable form and best ODI win percentage, they have yet to reach a World Cup final. Past losses include a 1-run defeat in 1999, a strange rain rule…

Danny Care is among many relishing Saturday's key fly-half battle with bragging rights on offer at The Stoop

Michael Bevan believes Steve Smith must replicate Virat Kohli's performance for Australia to win the World Cup final against India. He believes India is the favorite and has been dominant throughout the tournament, similar to Australia's 2003 and 2007 wins. Smith must bat through the middle overs and provide flexibility…

MUMBAI: For the convenience of passengers and with a view to meet the travel demand, Western Railway will run superfast special trains between Mumbai and Ahmedabad.

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's new Test captain Shan Masood on Friday escaped a serious injury after an on-field collision with teammate Sarfaraz Ahmed during a domestic match.

Richard Kettleborough and Richard Illingworth to umpire World Cup final b/w India and Australia in Ahmedabad. Kettleborough umpired 2015 final, Illingworth played in 1992 final. Joel Wilson (3rd umpire), Chris Gaffaney (4th umpire) and Andy Pycroft (match referee) also part of officiating teams. Both umpires have won David Shepherd Trophy…