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Michael Vaughan and Nasser Hussain share their thoughts on the titanic clash that is India v Pakistan...

Since the 1992 World Cup the innovators and free spirits of the 50-over game have seen us trailing, writes Simon Briggs

Michael Vaughan says the time has come for England to turn their positive talk into winning cricket.

South Asia will come to a standstill when rivals open their campaigns on Sunday morning, says Scyld Berry

A bitterly cold day in Salford is a world away from cricket’s World Cup down under, but Lanky, a seven foot tall giraffe is right at home.

Sir Ian Botham feels the weight of expectation on Australia could allow England to upset the tournament favourites in their World Cup opener on Saturday.

My perfect weekend: former England cricketer and Sky Sports commentator David Gower, 57, says once you reach a certain age, your fans only remember the good bits

Jonathan Liew investigates: From assumptions about a good score, to the irrefutable importance of the Powerplay - it's time to put those preconceptions to the test

Michael Carberry could miss the start of the County Championship season after confirming he will enter the Indian Premier League auction.

A Charlotte Edwards fifty and four wickets from Anna Shrubsole helped England Women to a convincing 90-run win over New Zealand and tie the five-match ODI series at 1-1.

Afghanistan beat United Arab Emirates by 14 runs in the final World Cup warm-up match before the tournament gets underway on Saturday.

George Bailey will captain Australia in their World Cup opener against England in front of 90,000 fans at the MCG on Saturday - and then expects to be dropped.

Fast bowler James Anderson believes England have what it takes to be World Cup contenders and insists plans are in place to attempt to nullify Australia danger man David Warner on Saturday.

Kevin Pietersen: On the eve of the World Cup, this is my blueprint for the team and captain Eoin Morgan to give themselves the best opportunity to succeed

If we want to discover intelligent life in space, we should beam out The Laws of Cricket, says Harry de Quetteville