The Latest Breaking News from World Cup

England and South Africa battle to get their World Cup campaign back on track at Wankhede Stadium. England, led by Buttler, have fond memories of the venue, where he has scored 746 IPL runs and more than 160 international runs.

There could be as many as three stages to decide a match if the scores are level at full time

Will Jordan scored three of New Zealand’s seven tries as they raced into the World Cup final with a dominant display in Paris

Fans in Bengaluru asked to remove black attire to avoid protests. Police enforced rule to prevent any disruption at World Cup match. Similar restrictions seen in 2018 at Chepauk stadium & Khelo India University Games. Fans complied & bought India jerseys instead. #Bengaluru

Teja Nidamanuru is delighted that the Netherlands cricket team is gaining attention from back home. He hopes their performance in the World Cup will lead to more bilateral series. The Lankan team has a young attack and is learning from mistakes.

Netherlands seek to repeat Dharamshala feat vs SL; Lankans must improve bowling to avoid another loss.

Argentina 6-44 New Zealand: The All Blacks produced a statement performance ahead of a meeting against either England or South Africa in next week’s final

At the halfway mark of the World Cup, Saturday's clash between England and South Africa is the most important match. Both teams have had a forgettable last outing, with England meekly surrendering to Afghanistan and South Africa crumbled against the Netherlands. England will be under pressure to get their campaign…

India's World Cup journey is off to a strong start, with wins against Australia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The batting unit has been firing, and the team is choking opponents in the middle overs. Jasprit Bumrah is the key bowler, while Hardik Pandya's injury is a concern. The batting depth…

England are the only unbeaten side left in the tournament.

NEW DELHI: Australia secured a commanding 62-run victory over Pakistan, thanks to a spectacular display of power-hitting from the openers, David Warner and Mitchell Marsh in their World Cup encounter in Bengaluru on Friday.