Shashank Kishore

A new approach was the starting point, and since then, whatever India have done has worked like a charm

"It's the work that goes in which is nice," says Netherlands batter, after spirited half-century against India

With bat and then ball, Virat Kohli treated an enthralled Bengaluru crowd to the perfect Diwali show

"I have actually had a few teams' coaches approach me and ask about our schedule and how potentially they could fit into their schedule"

They've beaten bigger teams at the World Cup and picked up a few bruises too. Now, one final game awaits and it's huge

India's coach praised the contributions of the middle order, and was also pleased with how the team coped with Hardik Pandya's absence

Despite Punjab's four dropped catches, Arshdeep's three wickets in the penultimate over killed the contest for Baroda

Opener reveals his improved game against offspin bowling following his match-winning ton in Bengaluru

It's a face-off between two teams directly fighting for a semi-final spot, with Pakistan having a chance to go level on points with New Zealand

Coach says it's been "quite stifling" for Pakistan, but he did not use it as an excuse for their performances

Unpredictable and mercurial to a fault, Babar and his men have it all to do once again with their World Cup hanging in the balance

Centuries from Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen and a four-wicket haul from Keshav Maharaj headlined a 190-run rout

Both teams are in the top three at this stage, and the winners of this game will feel very secure about their future

The Sri Lanka quick stuck to his strengths against England and, for a change, got the rewards he so deserved

In conditions best-suited to the defending champions, Sri Lanka were so switched on it did not matter

The next two weeks could define the Sri Lanka captain's growth trajectory in a role he has no option but to grow into

Mathews hadn't been around ODI cricket much of late, but was keeping himself ready for exactly the sort of opportunity that has now come his way

"They are your team-mates and if they are doing well then you should be supporting them"

Dharamsala nearly witnessed a repeat of the finish in Pune only for Kohli to fall short of his hundred with victory assured

A five-for on his first appearance of the tournament might encourage India to rethink their team balance