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Manchester: India’s opening batsman KL Rahul addressed the media after the team’s 125-run victory over West Indies at the ICC World Cup 2019 in Manchester on Thursday (June 27).  Rahul spoke about the tough conditions for batsmen and later shared his views on the ‘big game’ against England on Sunday (June 30) in Birmingham. So far, India have been unbeaten in the 10-team tournament.

London: Left is right at the ongoing ICC World Cup 2019 in England and Wales. Left-handed cricketers are ruling the 10-team tournament. Here is a look at all the left-handers who are calling the shots at the ICC showpiece event. The two biggest stars so far are Australian duo of David Warner and Mitchell Starc, who have topped the batting and bowling charts respectively. All statistics as on June 26, after the end of Pakistan-New Zealand match in Birmingham.

And with Babar already ranked as the No. 1 T20 batsman in the world, batting coach Grant Flower is confident his charge has what it takes to now kick on and join the pantheon of Pakistan greats - most notably because of the way he battled sickness to shine in Birmingham

Southampton: After keeping Bangladesh in the hunt for a berth in the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 2019, all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has now turned his focus to the big match against India in Birmingham on July 2. Shakib struck a fifty and took a career-best 5/29 as Bangladesh defeated Afghanistan on Monday (June 24). After the match, he spoke to the media and said they have to be at their best to beat the Virat Kohli-led side. It is a must-win match for Bangladesh.

Former Indian cricketer, Yuvraj Singh, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket and the IPL, has been signed up by the Toronto Nationals for the upcoming season of Global T20 Canada.

Birmingham: South Africa captain Faf du Plessis admitted that the Proteas’ players were hurting after their tense loss to New Zealand at the ICC World Cup 2019 on Wednesday (June 19). Kane Williamson’s unbeaten century downed South Africa in a thrilling last-over finish. Du Plessis also said he was feeling five years older after the defeat. Here is what he said in the post-match press conference.

Birmingham: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said it was a “great game of cricket” after he guided his team to a tense four-wicket victory over South Africa in the ICC World Cup 2019 at Edgbaston ground on Wednesday (June 19). Williamson remained unbeaten on 106 to take the Kiwis past the finish line in the final over. The match was reduced to 49 overs per side due to rain. The Kiwis chased down 242.

'I did not see it in the middle. Saw it last night after day's play. It adds to the whole spectacle of Test cricket. Gives a bit of humour to it. It also makes it for a very entertaining series,' said Root

Saad Jilani who happened to be the only person travelling on a brand new Boeing 738 flight from Corfu back to Birmingham in England paying £40