Madhav Sharma

In the ICC World Cup 2019, we are seeing a much calmer and relaxed version of Virat Kohli. Before India's first match of the tournament, South African speedster Kagiso Rabada called Kohli 'immature' but the Indian skipper decided to not draw himself into an unnecessary war of words and ignored Rabada's statement in the pre-match press conference

This is why Rohit Sharma is one of the most dangerous batsmen in the history of One Day International cricket. He can make batting look easy in a matter of few balls

It will be the seventh ICC World Cup game between India and Pakistan and considering how both the teams have performed in the ICC World Cup 2019 so far, India are, in all likelihood, set to register their seventh win against Pakistan and add one more feather to their unbeaten 'World Cup' streak against the arch-rivals

Ahead of India-Pakistan World Cup 2019 clash, Pakistani channel Jazz TV released a video mocking the released video of Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman by Pakistani military after he was captured a day after the Balakot airstrike

After getting booed in almost every match of the ICC World cup 2019, this is exactly what Smith and Warner needed, some support. When Kohli, who is one of the most influential voices in world cricket, stood up for them, it sent a strong message to all other teams and captains, as well

The chain of events involving MS Dhoni's 'Balidaan' badge at the World Cup 2019 has triggered a big debate in India. From social media to television studios, a big majority of Indians want BCCI to escalate this matter and, in fact, some are also suggesting that India should "boycott" the tournament

Jasprit Bumrah's brilliant show against South Africa will send a very strong message across to all the other teams in the ICC World Cup 2019 and put doubts in their minds when they play against India

It is hard to explain how Pakistan managed to turn things so drastically and ended their 11-match losing streak by defeating the strongest team in the ICC World Cup 2019 but we have seen this from them in the past, too

The kind of pitches and weather conditions we have seen in England so far, Jasprit Bumrah will be India's most lethal weapon in the ICC World Cup 2019, ahead of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and MS Dhoni. With his super cool temperament, confidence, a wide range of deliveries and unmatched 'death overs' skills, Bumrah will be India's saviour, more often than not

In their ICC World Cup 2019 match, after losing a couple of early wickets, Pakistan's middle-order looked clueless against short-pitched stuff by West Indies bowlers on a balanced wicket in Nottingham