The World Cup  

'Jofra (Archer) was pretty easy, he's an unbelievably talented player and has an unbelievable array and repertoire of balls to bowl,' England captain Eoin Morgan said after winning the World Cup 2019

London: England wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler spoke to the media after winning the World Cup 2019 at Lord’s on Sunday (July 14). Buttler was the man who ran out Martin Guptill to tie the Super Over off the last ball. With the match tied and the Super Over to unable to break the deadlock, England were declared winners on boundary count. This was England’s maiden World Cup title win.

London: England fast bowler Jofra Archer shared his joy of winning the World Cup 2019 title after holding his nerve in a tense Super Over finish. Archer, playing his first World Cup, was entrusted to bowl the Super Over with New Zealand needing 16 to win after the game had ended in a tie. After being hit for a six by Jimmy Neesham, Archer came back strongly to tie the Super Over. England won on boundary count at Lord’s on Sunday (July 14).

London: England captain Eoin Morgan spoke about how the team planned for four years to win the World Cup 2019. In a thrilling final against New Zealand at Lord’s on Sunday (July 14), England were declared winners after the main match was tied and the Super Over too was tied. The hosts won on boundary count. This was England’s maiden World Cup title.

'The rule has been there for a long time. I don't think it's — I don't think anything like that's happened where you now question it. But look, it's — you can't sort of look at that and think that perhaps that decided the match,' Kane Williamson said after the World Cup 2019 final

'To back up what he said, if we did lose there is a T20 coming up next year and I would have another chance,' this is the advice Jofra Archer received from a teammate during the World Cup 2019 Super Over at Lord's

'I’m just gutted, the guys put in a huge amount of work to get this opportunity and we still could not quite get across the line,' said Kane Williamson, one of five New Zealand players who were part of the defeated Black Caps side in the World Cup final four years ago

Neither England nor New Zealand have ever tasted victory on the big stage before so there will be a new name on the World Cup trophy tonight

England booked their place in the World Cup final against New Zealand 
 

'I was unfairly described as arrogant, selfish and indecisive but, with all humility, my conscience is clear. I retired for honest reasons and, when asked if I could be available for the World Cup, agreed to keep the door open,' wrote AB de Villiers clearing air on report of coming out of retirement to play World Cup 2019

At a time when the spotlight is on the middle-order problems of the senior team following India's semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the World Cup 2019, Shreyas Iyer made a case for himself with a timely knock that came off 107 balls and was studded with eight fours and one six

'Absolutely. Bits and by pieces, he ripped me apart today,' Sanjay Manjrekar said in a video shared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on its official Twitter handle after the World Cup 2019 semi-final

While people are still reeling over India's loss in the tournament, celebrities took to Twitter to express their disappointment after India missed their chance to lift the World Cup trophy.

With 23 balls left in the innings, the World Cup semi-final match between India and New Zealand was postponed to July 10

After India won the match in Birmingham to qualify for the semi-finals, captain Virat Kohli and his deputy Rohit Sharma met Charulata Patel. Kohli had sought her blessings for the rest of the tournament and also promised her tickets to India’s matches at the World Cup 2019