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It was a bizarre moment when Virat Kohli was delivered a bouncer by Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir. The Indian captain attempted a hook shot but missed making connect with the ball during the India-Pakistan game at ICC World Cup 2019. The ball settled in Pakistan skipper and stumper Sarfaraz Ahmed’s gloves

During the India-Paksitan ICC World Cup 2019 match, Virat Kohli became the quickest to reach 11,000 ODI runs, going past the Indian batting legend Tendulkar. The Indian skipper took 222 visits to the crease to reach the milestone, 54 few than Tendulkar, who was the quickest with 276 innings before Kohli shattered the record

Manchester: Rohit Sharma was the batting star as he posted his 24th ODI ton in India’s ICC World Cup 2019 match against Pakistan at Old Trafford on Sunday (June 16). This was Rohit’s second hundred of the World Cup 2019. Earlier, he had hit a century against South Africa. Rohit is now the highest individual scorer for India against Pakistan in World Cup history, and only the second centurion after Virat Kohli. Here are the pictures of Rohit’s magnificent innings of 140 (113 balls, 14x4, 3x6).

Rohit Sharma, who survived two run out chances, continued his domination to bring up his 24th ODI century. He reached to the three-figure mark off 85 balls. The landmark came in the 30th over, against Pakistan in the ICC World Cup 2019

First it was Mohammad Amir who received two official warnings for running on to the ‘protected area’ on the pitch or the ‘danger zone’. Later, Wahab Riaz too was handed two official warnings during the India-Pakistan ICC World Cup 2019 match

Mohammad Amir was in danger of being disallowed to bowl for the rest of the innings during the India-Pakistan ICC World Cup 2019 contest at Old Trafford

India were once again in top form with both bat and ball as they continued to dominate Pakistan in World Cup contests. Virat Kohli and his men protected India's 27-year-old record

Manchester: Indian and Pakistan players have arrived at the Old Trafford ground Manchester for their ICC World Cup 2019 clash today (June 16). Here are the pictures from inside the Indian dressing room.

India and Pakistan have met once before in a men’s ODI at Old Trafford, that clash coming in the 1999 ICC World Cup with India winning by 47 runs

People predict who will win the India vs Pakistan ICC World Cup 2019 match to be held at Manchester at 3 pm today (June 16)

Manchester: Chetan Narula, reporting for MyNation from Old Trafford, previews the big India-Pakistan clash at the ICC World Cup 2019. The most awaited game of the World Cup will be played on Sunday (June 16). There is a threat of rain for the match and fans are hoping it stays away.

Manchester: The big day is upon us. It is Sunday (June 16) and fans are eagerly waiting for the India-Pakistan clash at the ICC World Cup 2019 at Old Trafford in Manchester. The ‘men in blue’ start as favourites considering their recent form and World Cup record against Pakistan. India have never lost a World Cup match to the ‘men in green’, holding 6-0 advantage. Today’s match could be decided by these six men, watch out for them.

At the ICC World Cup 2010, India-Pakistan is no ordinary game of cricket, with approximately 800,000 people having applied for tickets for the 26,000-capacity ground. Up to one billion people are expected to tune into the action on television, as fans from around the globe prepare for one of world sport’s biggest occasions

India have come out on top against Pakistan in all six meetings at the World Cup, starting with a 43-run triumph back in 1992 and most recently securing a 76-run victory in 2015

Manchester: The stage is set for the India-Pakistan clash at the ICC World Cup 2019 at Old Trafford on Sunday (June 16). With excitement high among fans from both sides, they are hoping that rain Gods don’t intervene. There is a chance of rain on Sunday. On Saturday (June 15), captain Virat Kohli did not reveal the combination of ‘men in blue’. Here is India’s likely 11 for the marquee contest.