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'In terms of the squad, I think everybody's upbeat for the occasion. Playing India is always a big game for West Indies, and we're looking forward to it. First we need to finish the campaign as best as we can. And our objective is to win all three games,' said Jason Holder before the India-West Indies game at the ICC World Cup 2019

At the ICC World Cup 2019, Chris Gayle was asked about the future of West Indies cricket and he gave his views. He chose three youngsters who could have a big impact on the team

'Well, we need two points, definitely. It's an important game for us. And there's still a slim chance for us to actually qualify. But anything's possible. And going up against India, it's always going to be a challenge,' said Chris Gayle ahead India-West Indies game at the ICC World Cup 2019

India and West Indies will face off in the World Cup 2019 on Thursday (June 27) and ahead of the game, Chris Gayle said he will come out of ODI retirement

Hotstar, ICC’s official digital licensee in India, delivered a record 15.6 million peak concurrent live viewers for the India versus Pakistan match — a record for an international cricket fixture across formats

MS Dhoni's painfully slow approach against the Afghanistan (in the World Cup 2019) yielded 28 off 52 balls and he was roundly criticised. Even the normally restrained Sachin Tendulkar questioned the approach

'Last Sunday I wanted to commit suicide, but it was — you know, it's only one performance. We always keep telling our players, it's one performance. Who is going to stimulate us today?,' Mickey Arthur told reporters after Pakistan’s 49-run win against South Africa at the ICC World Cup 2019

“No, no, I didn't know anything about them. So it's not a big issue for the team for me. So even I didn't know anything about them, so we have like manager and also we have a security officer. So you can ask — you can ask with them. So we didn't know about anything,' said Gulbadin Naib after Afghanistan's loss to England at the ICC World Cup 2019

On Tuesday (June 18), Morgan blasted a 71-ball 148 with 17 sixes and four fours as England thrashed Afghanistan by 150 runs in a World Cup 2019 game at Old Trafford, Manchester. But elsewhere a team was all out for just 6

Manchester: After setting a world record with 17 sixes in an innings, England captain Eoin Morgan spoke to the media. The left-hander blasted an incredible 71-ball 148 to power his side to a 150-run victory over Afghanistan at the ICC World Cup 2019 on Tuesday (June 18) in Manchester. Morgan spoke about his record knock and admitted that he surprised himself. Also, he talked about the onslaught on leg-spinner Rashid Khan, who bagged the worst bowling figures in World Cup history (0/110 in nine overs). Morgan hit Rashid for seven sixes.

Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar had picked Rashid Khan among the three players to watch out for at the World Cup 2019. Tendulkar said he was looking forward to see Rashid, Jofra Archer of England and Australia’s David Warner

Eoin Morgan brought up his century off 57 balls, although that was 11 slower than Jos Buttler’s England record of 46 deliveries against Pakistan in 2015 – meaning the skipper doesn’t have complete ownership of bragging rights

There were records aplenty tumbling, so we’ve run you through a few of the most eye-opening stats from England’s exhilarating effort against Afghanistan at the ICC World Cup 2019. Eoin Morgan smashed a world record 17 sixes

Angry fans have taken the social media route to slam the Pakistan players for their dismal show against the Virat Kohli-led side in Manchester at the ICC World Cup 2019. Even former cricketers are angry at the team

'When Pakistan teams head into these games, they are always under pressure and feel like they’re the weaker team. That culture needs to change first, and then the fitness level needs to match the Indian players,' wrote Waqar Younis after the India-Pakistan game at the World Cup 2019