Setting a steady platform has been a successful model for India in one-day cricket, but they were so shackled by England's new-ball bowling that it left them way behind the rate

India captain calls Edgbaston dimensions 'bizarre' and 'crazy'

KL Rahul has made a start every time he has opened at the World Cup, but he is yet to make an impact. Is it a case of mind over matter?

Gollapudi: 'What, if anything, has changed for West Indies at this World Cup?'

"My plans after the World Cup … may be play a Test match against India," he said on Wednesday. "And then I'll definitely play the ODIs against India"

There are two men directly in competition for his spot in the XI, but as long as he applies himself well and plays to the situation, Vijay holds a distinct advantage

India had one weakness coming into this tournament and it was on full display against Afghanistan

At various stages it appeared the World Cup was set for a massive upset, but once again India showed why they have the best bowling attack at the tournament

India were worried they didn't have enough runs on the board against Afghanistan but their bowling line-up bailed them out

BCCI's ethics officer says they cannot be commentators and also in administration, gives them two weeks to pick one

He doesn't have the experience, but he has the explosiveness. Will the think tank choose conservatism over boldness, or go the other way?

The blow to the foot occurred on Wednesday, and the allrounder only trained sparingly on Thursday

R Sridhar, India's fielding coach, explains how and why India have become a top fielding unit

Afghanistan coach says he will reveal the dubious part former chief selector Dawlat Ahmadzai had played in the selection of the squad

The hairline fracture the India opener suffered on his left thumb while batting against Australia hasn't healed as well as expected

India out-muscled South Africa then Australia and now Pakistan in every department

The new-ball bowler pulled up after delivering the fourth ball of his third over, and went off the field immediately

When the football great once stepped out in the heaving San Paulo Stadium he said: "When you are on the pitch, life goes away. Everything goes away". India-Pakistan will be no different

Light showers are forecast for Sunday in Manchester, but the indications are that we will have a proper contest

Batting coach Sanjay Bangar wants him to channel the spirit of his namesake - Rahul Dravid - in tough conditions