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Sunday, 30 June 2019
Only pride to play for in Sri Lanka-West Indies clash
With England's win over India knocking Sri Lanka out of contention for a semi-final spot, their clash against West Indies has been reduced to a dead rubber
Bairstow ton overshadows Rohit hundred in England's crucial win
India suffered their first loss in this World Cup while England boosted their semi-final chances
Out of contention, West Indies seek intangible winning mindset
Despite some spirited performances, the inability to get on top of pressure situations has left the Caribbean side seeking greener pastures outside of the 2019 World Cup
Training the Tigers to pounce
Neil McKenzie, Bangladesh batting coach, opens up about the technical and mental preparation that went into training the batsmen to play short-pitched deliveries
Bairstow ton, Stokes blitz leave India with record chase
Riding on a superb platform from the openers and Stokes's flourishing finish, England posted a total of 337 for 7
Sri Lanka's last-chance saloon vs West Indies' quest for pride
The fate of Dimuth Karunaratne's squad is out of their own hands and right now, hope is far outweighing expectation
Records don't mean much if we don't win the World Cup: Starc
The leading wicket-taker at the World Cup believes defeat to India was a turning point for Australia's bowling group
Hamid Hassan's Headingley heartbreak
The Afghan fast bowler suffered a hamstring injury in his final ODI game and could bowl only two overs in the defeat to Pakistan
New Zealand get sucked into time warp at Lord's
In a game that seemed to have a throwback theme to it, Aaron Finch's side showed the ruthlessness of the immensely successful Australian side from the 90s
Riaz overcomes broken finger, pressure to repay captain's faith
Though Riaz had taken the field with a bandage on his right hand, there were no signs of any discomfort when he had the ball in his hand
Imad Wasim rises above the frenzy
In a must-win game, the left-hander scored a 49 that proved to be as valuable as Haris Sohail's 89 and Babar Azam's 101 as Pakistan live to die another day
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