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London: The ICC World Cup 2019 in England and Wales is a platform where world’s best cricketers ply their trade. Fans across the globe have descended on the United Kingdom to witness their heroes performing with bat, ball and on the field. Over the course of six weeks, memorable moments will emerge just like in the previous 11 editions of the ODI World Cup since 1975. In this year’s quadrennial showpiece event (May 30 to July 14), these cricketers could be the game changers. MyNation lists out the players to watch out for.

As Kangana Ranaut turns 32 today, here is our pick of fire dialogues by the actor
 

Bollywood stars always get caught in awkward moments during parties and events. Sometimes these celebrities are questioned about these too during interviews, but most of the time they can't do anything but stay silent. Here are some of the pictures of famous Bollywood celebrities that went viral.

India needed to knock off a stiff 213-run target to bring curtains on a memorable three-month tour in a befitting manner but fell just short by four runs in Hamilton. With Sunday's result, India have lost their first T20I series after winning nine and drawing one

Bruce Willis said he had immediately agreed to the director M Night Shyamalan's idea for a sequel to his 2000 feature Unbreakable. The 63-year-old actor reunites with the director in Glass.

Virat Kohli topped the Test batting charts in the world with 1,322 runs. He was also the highest century-maker in 2018 with five. Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara were India's Test batting stalwarts this year as we look back at the top-10 knocks by Indians in the five-day format. It was also a memorable year for India debutants Rishabh Pant and Prithvi Shaw

In T20Is, the most memorable moment for Indian fans this year was Dinesh Karthik sealing the Nidahas Trophy with a last-ball six. It was an incredible knock of 29 not out from just eight balls with two boundaries and three sixes, against Bangladesh in Colombo

India's historic triumph in Adelaide in the opening Test against Australia saw a slew of records being broken. From Cheteshwar Pujara's memorable hundred to Rishabh Pant's 11 catches behind the stumps, Virat Kohli and his men achieved milestones at the Adelaide Oval. This was also the first time that India had won the first Test of a series in Australia

Bengaluru: Indian tennis star Sania Mirza turned 32 on Thursday. Having started playing the sport at the age of six and coached by her father Imran Mirza, Sania did the nation proud at the international stage. She won six Grand Slam doubles titles and also achieved the world number one ranking in doubles. Here is a look back at her most memorable victories. MyNation wishes India's tennis queen a very happy birthday.