David Warner

The Australia allrounder sets a new World Cup record in a crushing performance while two struggling teams meet in Bengaluru

Australia batter explains how he turned his form around in the tournament

It was a massive win, with Maxwell scoring the fastest century in World Cups, and Bas de Leede delivering the most expensive over in men's ODI history

And whose record of most World Cup centuries did Rohit Sharma beat?

David Warner and Mitchell Marsh superb hundreds in Bengaluru, while Netherlands will hope for another big scalp and there's a huge game in Mumbai

Demolition job against Pakistan reinforces opener's status as one of the true ODI greats

Shaheen Afridi's five-for ensured Australia did not get near the 400-run mark they had seemed destined for over large parts of their innings, but that was little consolation for Pakistan in the end

All the ODI records that were broken in Australia's innings of 367 for 9 against Pakistan in Bengaluru

Australia opener was visibly angry as he walked off the field after an unsuccessful review of umpire Joel Wilson's lbw decision

Pat Cummins and Mitchell Marsh also played key roles in a much-needed victory while Sri Lanka were left bemoaning a horror collapse

From the contenders to replace David Warner, the Western Australia opener was first to score a century this season

Glenn Maxwell's form and fitness shows promising signs for Australia as the real deal approaches

Australia were propelled by a team effort as they turned to their part-time spinners to squeeze a little more juice out of this warm-up

Australia's top four all made fifties to lift the team to 352, and despite half-centuries from Kohli and Rohit, India fell well short in the chase

Follows ECB's lead with all Australian players to wear neck guards from October 1 or face sanctions

David Warner gave Australia a flying start in the chase but the visitors collapsed to lose 9 for 87

Marsh terms his team's batting "as good as it gets" after Head blazes away followed by hundreds for Warner and Labuschagne

As his time comes to a close, the opening batter, despite his recent struggles with form, will be remembered for his courage to play his own way

Australia raced to their third-highest total in ODIs, and defended it with ease