India pacer Jasprit Bumrah revealed that he was inspired to bowl cutters to Pakistan batter Mohammad Rizwan after witnessing star spinner Ravindra Jadeja gain some grip off the surface while bowling in the World Cup match here
Skipper Rohit Sharma hailed the Indian bowling set-up that orchestrated one of the biggest collapses in Pakistan's ODI history during India's 7-wicket victory in the World Cup on Saturday at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
After India registered a comprehensive 7-wicket victory against arch-rival Pakistan, star pacer Mohammed Siraj stated that playing an ICC World Cup is a dream come true and that the Men in Blue are charged up to perform
India skipper Rohit Sharma's flowing form dismantled Pakistan's famed bowling attack as the Men in Blue put up a dominating performance with bat and ball in the marquee World Cup clash here to register a comprehensive seven-wicket victory
Cricket fans in India celebrated and cheered during the match against Pakistan as Indian bowlers dominated the proceedings towards the middle of the innings and brought about a collapse of arch-rivals in the World Cup match
Pakistan's collapse against India in Ahmedabad, after they got a good start in the World Cup match, made them the second team in this World Cup that could not hit a six in the entire innings
Indian bowlers completely shattered Pakistan's batting lineup as Bumrah, Siraj, Pandya, Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja bagged two wickets each to bundle out their traditional rival for 191 runs in in just 42.5 overs.
Pakistan fans, who have travelled to Ahmedabad for the World Cup clash against India, are hoping for a tantalising game and a good contest between the bat and the bowl.
After accruing 480 ODI runs at an average of 80 in September, Gill overcame fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and England's opener Dawid Malan to win the prize.
Ahead of representing his country in coloured cricket for the first time before his home crowd, and, that, too, in the ongoing World Cup against traditional rivals Pakistan, India's bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah said he backs his strengths and skills and doesn't think much about the re
A century from De Kock and fantastic bowling spells from Kagiso Rabada, Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen helped South Africa defeat Australia by 134 runs and inflict on the five-time champions their biggest-ever WC loss.