The World Cup  

Mohammed Shami was honoured with the Arjuna Award by the President, marking him as the 58^th cricketer to receive this prestigious honour. His remarkable performance during the world cup set him apart. He became the fastest bowler to achieve 50 wickets in world cup history.

In 2023, Virat Kohli broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record by making his 50^th century in the world cup. He made three centuries, and 6 half-centuries in world cup matches.

Shubman Gill made his cricket debut in 2018. The same year, he joined IPL, and reached new heights of success. He gave an impressive batting performance during the world cup. Beyond his cricketing prowess, he captivated people with his looks and smile.

Today (June 25) is the 37th anniversary of India's 1983 World Cup victory. Kapil Dev's team had stunned the mighty West Indies at Lord's to win the World Cup at Lord's

India is celebrating the ninth anniversary of World Cup 2011 triumph. The team members of that famous win, Gautam Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh recall the 'proud moment'. India won the World Cup on April 2, 2011 at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium

Legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar's famous lap around the Wankhede Stadium after the 2011 World Cup win, titled 'Carried On the Shoulders Of A Nation', was voted the greatest Laureus Sporting Moment of the last twenty years. Accepting the award in Berlin, Tendulkar said that the iconic moments like these are reminders of "how powerful a sport is" and the magic it brings to lives. The lap after the World Cup is still etched into everyone's hearts. Playing in his last mega 50-over tournament, it was the last chance for Tendulkar to lift the coveted trophy.

Sachin Tendulkar being carried on his teammates shoulders after winning the World Cup 2011 was voted the Laureus best sporting moment of the past two decades (2000-2020). Tendulkar received the Laureus award from Steve Waugh in Berlin

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.

'I had earlier said that Virat Kohli will become a good captain after the World Cup because he is learning from his mistakes. He is learning well. He has learnt how to sort out India's batting order and team composition,' Shoaib Akhtar said

The current support staff comprising incumbent head coach Ravi Shastri, bowling coach Bharat Arun, batting coach Sanjay Bangar and fielding coach R Sridhar were given a 45-day extension following the World Cup, covering the ongoing West Indies tour from August 3 to September 3

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

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

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

London: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the team of the World Cup 2019. The side was selected by former internationals and commentators Ian Bishop, Ian Smith and Isa Guha, along with cricket writer Lawrence Booth, while ICC General Manager Cricket, Geoff Allardice, was the fifth member and convener of the committee. England won the trophy on Sunday (July 14) after winning on boundary count after the match and Super Over were tied against New Zealand.

England won the ICC World Cup 2019 final at Lord's on Sunday (July 14) after the match and Super Over ended in ties. England took the trophy on boundary count. In England’s 15-man squad seven players are from different countries and were not born in England. So, who do you think won the World Cup 2019? Is it England or Rest of the World?