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A 12-year-old boy raised money by taking out his neighbours’ trash for four years to fulfil his dream of watching Australia take on arch-rivals England in the Ashes and was also rewarded with a bus ride with his heroes

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'I'm not expecting anything. I think fans and supporters up and down the country will have different reactions, as they will around the world. So we'll see,' Eoin Morgan said at the pre-match press conference ahead of England-Australia World Cup 2019 game

'Encouragingly Australia’s big match players are all in good form (at the World Cup 2019) with Steve Smith searching and closing in on the rhythm and unorthodox creativity that bamboozles opposing attacks,' wrote Steve Waugh

Ahead of Pakistan’s ICC World Cup 2019 match against Australia, Sarfaraz Ahmed was asked about Kohli’s sportsmanship and how he would deal the situation if Pakistani fans targeted Steve Smith and David Warner

London: Paceman Bhuvneshwar Kumar who took three wickets in India’s 36-run win over Australia in the ICC World Cup 2019 on Sunday (June 9), has spoken about the over that turned the match at The Oval. He was asked when he took two wickets (Steve Smith and Marcus Stoinis) in one over. Bhuvneshwar also said how they planned to bowl stump-to-stump to Australian batsmen in their chase of 353.

London: India registered their second consecutive victory at the ICC World Cup 2019 after defeating Australia by 36 runs at The Oval in London on Sunday (June 9). It was an all-round show by the ‘men in blue’ as they controlled the contest right from the time captain Virat Kohli won the toss and opted to bat first. After scoring 352/5, India bowled out Australia for 316. Here are the pictures from the match.

After getting booed in almost every match of the ICC World cup 2019, this is exactly what Smith and Warner needed, some support. When Kohli, who is one of the most influential voices in world cricket, stood up for them, it sent a strong message to all other teams and captains, as well

London: India captain Virat Kohli explained as to why he apologised to Australia’s Steve Smith during their ICC World Cup 2019 game at The Oval in London on Sunday (June 9). With the Indian fans booing Smith, Kohli stepped in and gestured towards the crowd and asked them not to target the former Australian skipper. Later, in the post-match press conference, Kohli was asked about the incident and he explained what happened. India won the match by 36 runs.

'We were more motivated to win today because of the fact that we lost the series in India, being 2-0 up, and there was no Mitchell Starc, either. So him coming in makes their bowling lineup even stronger,' Virat Kohli said after defeating Austraila in the ICC World Cup 2019 match

London: India and Australia will renew their rivalry today (June 9) at The Oval in London in what promises to be an exciting contest in the round robin phase of the ICC World Cup 2019. While both teams are evenly matched are favourites to lift the trophy, here is a look at some of the key battles which could have a bearing on the outcome.

'We've had success against each other. We had success in Australia, they had success in India recently. But again, tomorrow's game will all depend on how we play on that particular day,' said Rohti Sharma on the eve of the ICC World Cup 2019 contest between India and Australia

In the last series, the Australians effectively nullified India's spin twins Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal on the flat sub-continental decks, sans Daivd Warner and Steve Smith. Now, India face a big test against the Australians in the ICC World Cup 2019

Chasing 289 for a win, the West Indies were in the hunt for most part of their innings but they crumbled towards the end to score 273/9 from 50 overs in their ICC World Cup 2019 contest at Trent Bridge

Bristol: Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa spoke on how the team will handle hostile English crowds during the ICC World Cup 2019. Zampa also termed the booing of Steve Smith against Afghanistan as “disrespectful”. Here is what Zampa said after Australia beat Afghanistan in Bristol on Saturday (June 1).