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Manchester: India and Pakistan will renew rivalry at Old Trafford on Sunday (June 16) as the arch rivals face off in the ICC World Cup 2019. Virat Kohli-led side enter the encounter as favourites. Over the years, India have dominated Pakistan in World Cup matches. They have never lost to the neighbours in the previous six meetings. Here is a look back at those contests from 1992 to 2015. Check out India’s memorable moments from those World Cup clashes.

Speaking after the India-New Zealand ICC World Cup 2019 game that was washed out due to rain at Trent Bridge on Thursday (June 12), Kohli said it was an honour for him to be a part India-Pakistan clash

India’s World Cup record against Pakistan is impeccable. They are unbeaten against the ‘men in green’, winning all the six previous meetings. Virat Kohli and his men will be the favourites entering the Sunday clash. Now, Sachin Tendulkar has given advice on how to make it seven in a row

'Shadab (Khan) is the key man in this side and I think they will look to bring him back in against India. They might go for five bowlers, use four pacers and Shadab and drop someone like Shoaib Malik,' wrote Waqar Younis ahead of India-Pakistan game at the ICC World Cup 2019

After six inspections of the ground, the umpires Paul Reiffel (Australia) and Marais Erasmus (South Africa) finally decided to call off the contest at 3 pm local time (7.30 PM IST). Rain played hide and seek and outfield was wet. Both India and New Zealand shared one point each and with this they still remain unbeaten in the ICC World Cup 2019

Taunton: Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed admitted that India were a “strong team” and if he and his team-mates commit the same mistakes that they did against Australia, the “men in blue” will punish them. Sarfaraz spoke how the team was let down by poor fielding during their ICC World Cup 2019 contest against Australia on Wednesday (June 12). Australia won by 41 runs after David Warner’s century. India and Pakistan face off on June 16.

'I am someone who plays the game with love, passion and loves challenges. In three and a half years, I have been preparing for this so time has come,' Haridk Pandya said ahead of India's ICC World Cup 2019 match against New Zealand

Taunton: Australia opener David Warner revealed how his wife Candice supported him during the tough times of ball-tampering scandal and the 12-month ban. Warner, after hitting a century (107) against Pakistan in the ICC World Cup 2019 in Taunton on Wednesday (June 12), said his wife was his “rock” and supported him to comeback stronger to international cricket. Australia won by 41 runs for their third win in the 10-team tournament.

Ahead of India-Pakistan World Cup 2019 clash, Pakistani channel Jazz TV released a video mocking the released video of Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman by Pakistani military after he was captured a day after the Balakot airstrike

'You can't knock the innings David Warner played. A few people have been saying he's scoring too slowly, but the ball was doing a bit and there was a little bit of swing and seam,' wrote Allan Border after the left-hander's innings against Pakistan at the ICC World Cup 2019

David Warner, who won the Man-of-the-match award, decided to give that trophy to a young fan in the crowd. It was a memorable day for the boy in the stands as he spoke to the digital team of the World Cup 2019

Nottingham: India face New Zealand in a group stage game of the ICC World Cup 2019 today (June 13) at Trent Bridge with rain threat looming large over this clash. The ‘men in blue’ will be forced to make a change as Shikhar Dhawan will not be playing as he is out injured. He had sustained an injury to his left thumb during the previous match against Australia. He will be under observation and a decision will be made only after 12 days. Here is India’s likely playing 11 for New Zealand contest.

Pakistan's innings ended at 266 in 45.4 overs but not before the duo of Sarfaraz Ahmed and Wahab Riaz gave the Australians a scare with a rearguard action that revived their hopes for a while in their group stage game at the ICC World Cup 2019

Nottingham: Chetan Narula, reporting for MyNation from Trent Bridge, previews the India-New Zealand ICC World Cup 2019 match. The two unbeaten teams face off on Thursday (June 13) with rain threat looming large over the big clash. India will be without the injured Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul will open the batting with Rohit Sharma. The number four spot could go to Vijay Shankar.

Nottingham: India’s assistant coach Sanjay Bangar spoke to the media on the eve of the team’s ICC World Cup 2019 clash against New Zealand. With the ‘men in blue’ set to face the Kiwis on Thursday (June 13) at Trent Bridge, Bangar said a final call on the injured Shikhar Dhawan would be taken after 12 days. He said Rishabh Pant would be with the team as a standby player.