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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).

South Africa, the semi-finalist of 2015 edition of the World Cup lost their first three key matches in the tournament while their last game against West Indies was called off due to rain

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

Meet Bengaluru’s Ram Bhandari, the ‘bat doctor’ who shapes and balances cricket bats of international cricket stars. He deserves credit for Rohit Sharma's ton against South Africa in the ongoing ICC World Cup 2019 and Virat Kohli's half century against Australia

The ICC World Cup 2019 in England and Wales might be only 15 games old but set a fascinating pattern right from the very first ball when South Africa opened up with the leg spin of Imran Tahir

Japan qualified for ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in a bizarre way as their opponents Papua New Guinea forfeited their final match after suspending 11 of their players "for internal disciplinary reasons and failing to adhere to our strict codes of conduct"

According to sources in Karnataka, the Congress-JD(S) combine has already invited AB de Villiers to an exotic resort in Bengaluru, for talks

London: It is a big battle between two favourites at The Oval in London as India lock horns with Australia in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 9). India won their opening game against South Africa while Australia have been unbeaten in their two contests so far. Both India and Australia are evenly matches. An exciting contest is on the cards. However, inclement weather could upset all the plans. Here is India’s likely playing 11.

As the ‘Balidaan’ badge was at the centre of the controversy, here is what you would want to know about it

London: The Virat Kohli-led Indian team met the Indian High Commissioner Ruchi Ghanashyam at her residence in London on Friday (June 7) ahead of their ICC World Cup 2019 match against Australia. The players and the support staff including head coach Ravi Shastri interacted with the High Commissioner. The official Twitter handle of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) shared pictures of the visit. The High Commissioner congratulated the team for winning against South Africa and wished good luck for the rest of the 10-team tournament. India face Australia on Sunday (June 9). Here are the pictures.

Rohit Sharma's hundred against South Africa in the ICC World Cup 2019 was his slowest ODI ton, almost a different gear to his batting, a facet that many thought didn’t exist. Call it the power of playing in blue, or just the responsibility of being a senior batsman and vice-captain

MS Dhoni was seen sporting the "Balidaan" badge during the India-South Africa game at the ICC World Cup 2019. However,  now he might have to remove it as ICC has taken objection

Jasprit Bumrah's brilliant show against South Africa will send a very strong message across to all the other teams in the ICC World Cup 2019 and put doubts in their minds when they play against India

Southampton: South Africa left-arm spinner Tabraiz Shamsi praised the team’s bowlers for taking the game till the end despite defending a low total of 228 in their ICC World Cup 2019 match against India at The Hampshire Bowl in Southampton on Wednesday (June 5). India won the match by six wickets. Shamsi said they were “positive” going into the last six games which they have to win after starting off with three defeats in a row.

Southampton: South Africa all-rounder Chris Morris defended his captain Faf du Plessis’ decision to bat first after winning the toss against India in the ICC World Cup 2019 in Southampton on Wednesday (June 5). Du Plessis’ decision backfired as the Proteas were kept to 227/9 and India won by six wickets. Many felt Du Plessis should have bowled first. Even India captain Virat Kohli had said he would have bowled if he had won the toss. Morris said the pitch was “tough” for the entire duration of the match and it wouldn’t have mattered.