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An umpire with an umbrella under clear skies

Plays of the day from the Group A match between Australia and Scotland in Hobart

14-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Hobart

Tartan grit covers team shortfalls

Scotland were perhaps not expected to be as competitive as Ireland and Afghanistan at the World Cup but their performances were far more encouraging than the end result suggests

14-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale

The Raina-Dhoni show

Stats highlights from the India-Zimbabwe match in Auckland

14-Mar-2015•S Rajesh

Raina and Dhoni crash Taylor's farewell party

14-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Mire's confusion, Mohit's doubt

Plays of the Day from the India v Zimbabwe World Cup 2015 Group B match, in Auckland

14-Mar-2015•Nikita Bastian in Auckland

Pakistan, WI and Ireland in numbers game

Here's what the teams need to do to go through to the quarter-finals

14-Mar-2015•S Rajesh

Parks and recreation

The action on the other side of the fence has been a revelation at all of the New Zealand venues in this World Cup

14-Mar-2015•Will Macpherson

The World Cup on the go

The official game for the tournament offers a better gaming experience on mobile than PC

14-Mar-2015•Videep Vijay Kumar

The rise of an unlikely leader

Thrust with the responsibility of steering a shaky team, Jason Holder was a surprising choice as West Indies captain. But two months into the job, he is already making it his own

14-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda

'Nothing to lose mentality' key part of Tamil Nadu turnaround

Tamil Nadu didn't look like making the knockouts for a third year in a row, but then pieces began to fall in place despite adversity

13-Mar-2015•Arun Venugopal

England underwhelm one last time

The flaws were still visible in England's win over Afghanistan but to blame the coach and the players does not go far enough

13-Mar-2015•George Dobell in Sydney

New Zealand read off very different script

A changed XI was not the only difference for New Zealand as they closed out the group stage under rather difficult circumstances

13-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

The triple twins and a run machine

ESPNcricinfo picks out the defining moments from Karnataka's Ranji Trophy-winning campaign

13-Mar-2015•Amol Karhadkar

Defeat no dampener for fearless Bangladesh

Mahmudullah's second century on the trot and the intensity of their bowling and fielding performance against New Zealand will give Bangladesh plenty of confidence to carry into the quarter-finals

13-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Hamilton

Tight-knit Karnataka on course for greatness

The players enjoy each other's success, back each other, protect each other both on and off the field. All these virtues have been evident in the team's success over the last five years

13-Mar-2015•Amol Karhadkar

Four years on, fire in their belly

This Bangladesh isn't the side that collapses in a heap at the first signs of pressure. This Bangladesh is the side that can challenge till the end, if not yet beat, the very best

13-Mar-2015•Andy Zaltzman

Bowling woes ties Zimbabwe down

A stats preview of the Group B match between India and Zimbabwe in Auckland

13-Mar-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Afghanistan's fortunes fade

After a strong start to the World Cup, Afghanistan lost steam in the closing matches, and will be especially disappointed that they couldn't push a dispirited England harder

13-Mar-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

The lightness of being India

India's bowling unit has been instrumental to the team's success in this World Cup, and Mohammed Shami has been the key cog behind it. As the tournament enters its business end, the transformed fast bowler has his eyes set on only one thing

13-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Auckland

Bell and bowlers shine on rain-ravaged day

13-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

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