World Cup Subculture

Mushtaq Mohammad opens up about the Indian influences through his journey, his love for classical music, a chance meeting with Lata Mangeshkar and more in an exclusive chat

Pakistan have won just one out of their five games, with three defeats and one NR

From leaving Zimbabwe to grinding it out in New Zealand - de Grandhomme's journey is a story of perseverance and talent marrying hard work

The Afghanistan pacer has battled through hurdles aplenty to live his World Cup dream, including a career-threatening injury a few years ago

Bangladesh pace bowling coach Courtney Walsh is confident of his team's show against West Indies in their league game against West Indies

When it comes to this marquee clash, it means and resonates with different people in myriad different ways

As pace lights up the one-day game like never before, it is worth remembering its full meaning, writes columnist Jon Hotten

From struggling with finances to hosting six nations in the ongoing World Cup, the Somerset cricket club has undergone a remarkable transformation

This was supposed to be a batsman's WC, but the top eight wicket-takers all being fast bowlers tells you a different story

"Four through covers" is perhaps what the cricket world will remember Zaheer Abbas most by, but his relationship with Gloucestershire went beyond