The Buzz: Team arrivals for the World Cup

We're feeling the thrill of a mega-event. Are you?

The local boy was at hand to welcome his team-mates to his hometown.

As Pakistan landed in India for what will be their first game of cricket in the country since March 2016 - with several players visiting India for the very first time due to the well-documented political tensions between the two - they were probably asking themselves what sort of reception they would get. Fans in Hyderabad, where Pakistan will warm up for the World Cup, answered in stirring fashion. The team hotel also put on a show. Here's how the PCB documented it all...

In Somerset's County Championship match against Kent last week in Taunton, there was a near-dismissal when a delivery from Jaskaran Singh hit Lewis Goldsworthy's bat and the toe of the bat broke off to go and hit the stumps. The umpire called no-ball because Jaskaran had overstepped, so Goldsworthy was saved, but what would the outcome have been if it had been a legitimate delivery?

The MCC website explained that Goldsworthy would have been out hit wicket if the ball had been a fair delivery.

"Law 29.2.1.3 which says that the wicket can be fairly broken... by the striker’s bat not in hand, or by any part of the bat which has become detached."

Hope to see many more such shots from Max O'Dowd in the World Cup.

Netherlands have had some very endearing company during their training camp in Alur. Could maybe fill in as a substitute fielder too?

A big thrill for cricketers to be part of a mega sporting event like the Asian Games.

A wish from four Mumbai boys. Will India win a second World Cup title (and third overall) at home?

If you're in the gym, gotta make a reel - Shreyanka Patil is just following the rules.

Fast bowler Zaman Khan talks about working in construction before he got his break in the game.