Khawaja credits familiarity with his captain as the reason for the success of the opening pair against India in Ranchi

Spinner has been overlooked in one-day cricket, but is timing his run to the World Cup well

Dhoni is gearing up for another World Cup, but there are whispers that the third ODI against Australia could be his last international in his hometown

Having dug deep into their reserves all series, India will be looking to do more of the same in Ranchi against Australia

In the Nagpur ODI, the Australian batsmen played out 89 dots out of 168 balls delivered by spinners

It was only his second over of the innings. He had ten runs to defend. Vijay Shankar pulled off victory for India

Since the Asia Cup in UAE, the opener has managed a mere 376 runs in 15 innings at 26.85. Has he become a concern for the Indian think thank?

The legspinner has claimed the prized scalp of Virat Kohli four times in nine international innings but he knows he needs to do well against others also

The middle-order batsman gave another glimpse of his utility, picking up a wicket and playing a big role in India pulling off a tough chase

The fast bowler used to be rather inconsistent in white-ball cricket but he's addressed that to such an extent that he's become a strong contender to make India's World Cup XI

He also made it clear India won't compromise on their bowling attack just to give World Cup aspirants game time

The Australia captain is pleased with Glenn Maxwell's form and excited about seeing new boy Ashton Turner bat in ODIs

Only a few spots seem to still be up for grabs in the India and Australia squads for the World Cup. Which of these names will make it?

They put on an unbroken 163-run stand to ensure Sri Lanka became the first Asian side to win a Test series in South Africa

As many as 18 wickets tumbled on day two at St George's Park, leaving the second Test dangling on a razor's edge

After de Kock struck a punchy half-century, Olivier and Rabada made light work of Sri Lanka's top order

A round-up of the 2018-19 season which shed light on New Zealand's seam-bowling depth, Northern Districts' riches, and the emergence of a strong fringe for the national side

His 2 for 18 and 16 not out off eight balls was central to Multan Sultans' first win in PSL 2019

Two years on from his international retirement, Kyle Abbott is well settled in his freelance life as a yorker specialist who also has many other tricks up his sleeve

Shoaib Malik threatened a late jailbreak for Multan Sultans, with a 24-ball fifty, but they eventually lost by seven runs