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ICC Cricket World Cup 1996
Tue, March 10 2015
17 players who have appeared in at least five World Cups
Mahela Jayawardene and Shahid Afridi are the latest entrants to the prestigious five-World Cup club come the ICC World Cup 2015. In doing so, they will became the 16th and 17th cricketers to have played in at least five World Cups.
Sat, March 28 2015
ICC World Cup 2015: New Zealand vs Australia in past World Cup matches
Australia and New Zealand are two top contenders of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Though Australia have beaten New Zealand six out of the eight times in World Cup games, New Zealand get their best chance to outclass their neighbours on Saturday.
Thu, February 19 2015
ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: England vs New Zealand in past World Cup matches
It’s a clash between two sides which have peculiar similarities. While England have lost three World Cup finals without winning one, New Zealand have never gone past beyond semi-finals. In fact, they have played six and lost all.
Wed, March 04 2015
ICC World Cup: India 5, Pakistan 0
Defending World Cup champions India play arch-rivals Pakistan on Sunday in a match that is expected to be watched by over a billion people across the world.
Sat, February 14 2015
India vs Pakistan: 11 unforgettable moments in World Cup encounters
From JavedMiandad’s jumps to Sachin Tendulkar’s assault, this list has all the moments that symbolise the rivalry between the two sides.
Fri, February 13 2015
India vs Pakistan in World Cup: Top 10 memorable batting moments
Miandad, fuming, pulled out before the next delivery could be bowled, and told More just what he thought about him.
Mon, March 28 2016
Flashback to 1996 World Cup: Arjuna Ranatunga’s men thump their way to glory
The tournament once again returned to the sub-continent. But unlike in 1987, where only India and Pakistan co-hosted, we saw Sri Lanka joining in as a joint host.