2019 World Cup  

Team India has lost one of its oldest superfans – Charulata Patel, the wheelchair bound elderly woman who caught the attention of the cricketing fraternity during the 2019 World Cup. The Board of Cricket Control in India took to Twitter today condoling the demise of the 87-year-old superfan. Charulata Patel stole the limelight during India's match against Bangladesh at the World Cup in Edgbaston last year when she was seen cheering for Virat Kohli's team with a horn and the tri-colour painted on her face. She immediately caught the attention of the internet as fans, commentators and the whole cricketing fraternity praised her energy and her pictures went viral on social media. Captain Virat Kohli and his deputy Rohit Sharma even met her after the game and took her blessings. Let’s find out more about this famous cricket daadi in today’s episode of Not For Women Only with Sunita Iyer.

In group stages, if the Super Over is tied the match will be tied. In Semi Finals and Finals, there is one change to the Super Over regulation, ICC said

Fans watched the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup for a longer amount of time than ever before, with the event amassing a record 13.7 billion global viewing hours

Kumar Dharmasena had signalled to add six runs to England's total, instead of five, when Martin Guptill's throw from the deep raced to the boundary ropes after being deflected of a diving Ben Stokes' bat in the ICC World Cup 2019 final at Lord’s on July 14

After a double-tie, the World Cup 2019 trophy went to England as they had hit more boundaries than the Kane Williamson-led Kiwis. This rule of deciding the winner on boundary count received severe backlash from former cricketers and fans. Ben Stokes was one of the heroes of the final

“I remember in 2007 we went to New Zealand for an U-19 Test match. Kane played a back foot shot off one of our fast bowlers, who was quick, and I remember standing in slips and telling guys, 'I have never seen anyone play a shot like that.' He was special,” Virat Kohli on Kane Williamson at the ICC World Cup 2019

'One of the nurses came in for the final over, the super over, and she said his breathing is changing. You know, I think Jimmy Neesham had just hit that six and he took his last breath,' Leonie Gordon, coach David’s daughter was quoted as saying

In a gut-wrenching final at Lord's on Sunday, England were adjudged the World Cup winners on the basis of their superior boundary count — 22 fours and two sixes to New Zealand's 16 — after both the regulation match and the ensuing Super Over ended in a tie

Having taken into account the two completed runs and the resultant boundary from the overthrow, Ben Stokes was awarded six runs, though some experts have opined that he should only have got five, which would have left England a run short of New Zealand's total of 241/8

Through FaceApp, one can know how they would look when they are aged. Indian cricket fans are using this to check out how the ‘men in blue’ would be looking years after their retirement from the game

'At the end of the day nothing separated us, no one lost the final, but there was a crowned winner and there it is,' Kane Williamson said

'They'll take a lot of experience from this heading forward and there's no reason why these 15 guys can't be competing for a title in India in four years' time,' wrote former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori

Player of the tournament Kane Williamson reached a career-high 799 points after the semi-final against India, in which he scored an important knock of 67

Jos Buttler’s ramp to fine leg, Martin Guptill’s uppercut, and Stokes and Jimmy Neesham’s brutal heaves into the Mound Stand at the death. But there was a whole tournament of shots that came before the showpiece that deserve mention

Joe Root’s aggregate 556 was England’s best-ever in a single edition of the World Cup and county colleague Jonny Bairstow ended the competition with 532, a new record for a player at his first World Cup