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Here is the full schedule of World Cup 2019 semi-finals. India, Australia, England and New Zealand have qualified. The Virat Kohli-led Indian team topped the Points Table after the league phase

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.

When it was Sheldon Cottrell’s turn to bat, he hit an eight-ball 10 with a four and a six. However, when he was sent back to the pavilion by leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, Indian paceman Mohammed Shami mocked the West Indian’s march-and-salute celebration

'After the first 10 overs, the check we had in the middle, me and Rohit (Sharma) and then me and Virat (Kohli), what we assessed. And the message we sent into the dressing room was the same thing, that this is not a 300, 330 wicket; it's a 260, 270 wicket,' said KL Rahul after India defeated West Indies at the ICC World Cup 2019

'To reach 20,000 runs quicker than any man before him is a fantastic achievement but his (Virat Kohli) true greatness lies in his adaptability,' wrote Kris Srikkanth

MS Dhoni hit a half century (56 not out off 61) against West Indies at the ICC World Cup 2019. Later, he took a brilliant catch to dismiss Carlos Brathwaite as India bowled out the Windies for a paltry 143 to win by 125 runs to remain unbeaten in the 10-team tournament

With 11 points, India are now almost through to the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 2019 and another win in their next three games will seal their position in the top four as West Indies were knocked out with two games remaining

After captain Virat Kohli won the toss and chose to bat first, India were restricted to a below-par 268/7 in 50 overs. Kohli was the top scorer with 72 while MS Dhoni hit 56 and Hardik Pandya contributed 46

When Kohli scored his 37th run during the India-West Indies match at the ICC World Cup 2019 match in Manchester today, the right-hander became the quickest to 20,000 runs in international cricket

After India captain Virat Kohli had won the toss and elected to bat, India were jolted early as Rohit was given out by the third umpire when the Windies skipper Jason Holder decided to review an on-field ‘not out’ decision

Opening batsman Chris Gayle on Wednesday (June 26) declared himself as one of the West Indies greats and said he will come out of ODI retirement to play the home series against India. On the eve of the India-West Indies World Cup 2019 match in Manchester, Gayle said he will continue to play after the ICC showpiece event. Earlier, he had announced ODI retirement in February. Gayle also spoke about West Indies cricket’s future and the youngsters who are likely to make a big impact.

Manchester: Unbeaten India take on West Indies in a league match of the ICC World Cup 2019 on Thursday (June 27). A win for the Virat Kohli-led side will almost confirm a semi-final spot. Windies on the other hand will find it difficult to make the last-four stage even if they manage to beat India. Andre Russell is ruled out of the entire tournament with an injury and Sunil Ambris has replaced him. India start as favourites. Here is India’s likely Playing 11.

'I think Virat Kohli is probably the number one batsman across all formats. So I think to compare anybody to the way he plays is not right,' Bharat Arun said ahead of India's World Cup 2019 match against West Indies

'Bhuvneshwar's injury is not of any great concern. It is just a niggle, which we didn't want to take a chance. And it was also an opportunity for us to plug Shami into the games. But the fact he's done exceptionally well all goes well for us; it's an embarrassment of riches,' said Bharat Arun ahead of India-West Indies match at the ICC World Cup 2019

'To be very honest we are not even aware of what colours we're going to be wearing. So we have not given any thought to that. And all our focus is on the match tomorrow,' India's bowling coach Bharat Arun told reporters on the eve of the World Cup 2019 match against the West Indies in Manchester