Match 48: England vs New Zealand Final - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

New Zealand won billion hearts by not the World Cup!

It’s Kane Williamson who expressed the mixed emotions by shedding tears and a matured wide smile indeed! It’s Cricket who fulfilled its day at the home of Cricket Lord’s!

Match 47: Australia vs England 2nd Semifinal - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It was a one-sided match as England took the entire control to march towards the finals for the 1st time after 27years at Lord’s!

Match 46: India vs New Zealand 1st Semifinal - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Old Trafford created history in WC matches! It’s the Kiwis who made it for the 2nd consecutive time for the finals!

Match 45: Australia vs South Africa - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It was a double-header for the final time on 2019 WC and indeed South Africa ended up their WC journey with a winning note. That made the Aussies to put them down in the table for the 2nd position! The match 45 of the ICC Men’s WC happened between Australia and South Africa on Saturday, July 6th, 2019, at Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, England by 1:30 pm the local time. The toss was by the South African skipper Faf du Plessis and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It was Aiden Markram and the South African wicket-keeper batsman Quinton de Kock started the innings on a positive note as it was the only 2nd 50 plus partnership of the tournament for the 1st wicket. It is Aiden Markram first departed for 34 off 37 balls when South Africa was at 79. As Makram cleared 1 six and 6 boundaries on his 34. After 35 runs it was Quinton de Kock who departed for 52 off 51 balls with 7 classic boundaries included. This was de Kock’s 3rd fifty of this WC 2019 and 24th in ODIs. Then it was the skipper Faf du Plessis himself with the inform Rassie Van der Dussen who both controlled and changed the entire game as the partnership for the 3rd wicket went on for 151 runs. Faf brought his 2nd WC century and 12th overall in ODIs departed after a steady and healthy partnership as he went exactly for 100 runs off 94 balls with 7 boundaries and 2 sixes included. Finally, the South African middle-order batsman Rassie van der Dussen marked his 7th ODI fifty and 3rd in this WC 2019 who smashed predominantly well to boost the team’s total. Expect the Australian spinner Nathan Lyon and the serious pacer Mitchell Starc who holds in the top position of most wickets in this WC 2019 took 2 wickets each in this match while the other 2 bowlers Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins could only pick 1 each.

Match 44: India vs Sri Lanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It was a convincing win to India before they march to the Semis! The match 44 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between India and Sri Lanka on July 6th, 2019, at Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, England by 10:30 am the local time. The toss was won by the Sri Lankan captain Dimuth Karunaratne and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It is the last game for both the teams on the round-robin format on the league matches. It was the Sri Lankan skipper Dimuth Karunaratne and wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera who both opened the innings as they lack in confidence and form who is playing against the big team in this format as the Captain went early for just 10 off 17 balls with 2 boundaries included. He was followed by Kusal Perera who also failed to perform well even in this match as he went out for 18 off 14 balls with 3 fours included. Then came Avishka Fernando and Kusal Mendis who also departed in the Sri Lankan batting line-up next to next. As Fernando departed in Hardik Pandya’s ball caught behind by MS Dhoni for 20 off 21 deliveries with 4 boundaries included followed by Kusal Mendis who was stumped by Dhoni bowled a brilliant delivery by Ravindra Jadeja who finally found his spot in the playing XIs. Kusal Mendis departed for just 3 off balls. It was then a matured innings started building between the well experienced Angelo Mathews and the Left-hand batsman Lahiru Thirimanne who plays his 2nd WC tournament as both built a century partnership for the 5th wicket for 124 runs. After the healthy partnership, it was Lahiru Thirimanne who secured his 3rd WC half-century departed for 53 off 68 balls with 4 boundaries included. The dismissal of Lahiru Thirimanne was blinder by Ravindra Jadeja who caught a sensational catch at long-on as Kuldeep bowled a tempted delivery. Then it was Dhananjaya de Silva who came in the middle to partner with Angelo Mathews who was in good touch for only the 2nd time in the tournament.

Match 43: Pakistan vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 43 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between Pakistan and Afghanistan on July 5th, 2019, at Lord’s Cricket Ground by 10:30 am the local time. Pakistan finally made a convincing win but they are out of the Semis! It was the Pakistan Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed who won the toss and as everyone expected he elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

Since it is a must win game with a huge marginal difference Pakistan began their 1st innings with their openers and inform batsmen Fakhar Zaman and Imam-ul-Haq. It was a slow start initially as they lost their 1st wicket for 29 in 7.2 overs. It was the South-paw batsman Fakhar Zaman who gave his wicket to Mohammad Saifuddin. Ever since the 1st wicket fell down it was the top class Pakistani batsman Babar Azam who was partnered with Imam-ul-Haq. The left-hand and right-hand combination built a mammoth 157 runs partnership off 148 balls which was the 3rd highest partnership in WC next to the 194 runs between Saeed Anwar and Wajahatullah Wasti back on 1999 WC at Manchester against Zimbabwe and 167 runs for the 2nd wicket between Ramiz Raja and Saleem Malik on 1987 WC at Karachi. This is also Pakistan’s 2nd highest 2nd partnership in World Cups. It was Imam-ul-Haq who departed right after registering his maiden WC Ton and 7th in ODIs. As he made 100 runs off exactly 100 balls with 7 classic boundaries included. Then came the most experienced the 38-year-old World Cup campaigner Mohammad Hafeez who is playing his 3rd WC tournament. Hafeez sensibly supported his inform batsman Babar Azam who just missed his 2nd WC Ton in just 4 runs as he made 96 off 98 balls with 11 classic boundaries included.

Match 42: Afghanistan vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 42 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between Afghanistan and West Indies on July 4th, 2019, at Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, England by 10:30 am the local time. The toss was won by the West Indies Captain Jason Holder and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It was the all experienced the 39-year-old “Universe Boss” Christopher Henry Gayle who is playing his final WC match out of his 5 WC campaign comes to an end in just 7 runs off 18 balls with the only boundary included. After Gayle's wicket, it was Evin Lewis and middle order Shai Hope built an impressive partnership of 88 runs off 116 balls which were the key for the West Indies batting line-up. Evin Lewis on the other end marked his 2nd WC fifty and 5th in ODIs departed for 58 off 78 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes included. After the dismissal of Evin Lewis, it was Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer built 65 runs partnership off 60 balls as Hetmyer gave his wicket for 39 off 31 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes included. The wicket-keeper batsman Shai Hope contributed 77 runs off 92 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes included. Shai Hope by this registered his 3rd WC half-century and 13th in ODIs. Then came Nicholas Pooran who had an excellent WC campaign for West Indies marked his 2nd fifty in both WC and in ODIs built a steady 107 runs partnership with his skipper Jason Holder who went 5 short of his 10th ODI fifty. Though their spin twins Rashid Khan and Mujeeb Ur Rahman were the only top economical bowlers who gave 5.20 each could not pick any wicket as West Indians were so keen and careful towards their bowling attack.

Match 41: England vs New Zealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It’s England who finally made it into the Semis! The match 41 of the ICC Men’s WC happened between England and New Zealand on June 3, 2019, at Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, England by 10:30 am the local time. It’s the England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It was the English openers Jonny Bairstow and Jason Roy who was back in the side started an excellent opening start which their team expected. As the opening pair put up a stunning show of 123 runs as the returned Jason Roy departed by reaching his 17th ODI half-century and 3rd in this WC which excludes a century. Jason made 60 off 61 runs with 8 beautiful boundaries included. As Jonny Bairstow who was so clinical in his innings secured his 2nd Ton of this WC 2019 and 9th in ODIs. After the 123 runs and 71 runs partnership for the 1st and 2nd wicket, no other noticeable partnership was built in England batting line-up. After the dismissal of Joe Root who made 24 off 25 balls with the only boundary, it was Jonny Bairstow who departed immediately after his century who made 106 off 99 balls with 15 fours and 1 six included. That time England were 206 for the loss of 3 wickets in 31.4 overs. Rather than both top orders almost all the England middle and lower order batsmen failed to contribute for boosting up the score. The skipper Eoin Morgan who was a bit supportive scored 42 off 40 balls with 5 boundaries included. It was the Kiwi bowlers who went discipline at the end to restrict the Britains.

Match 40: India vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yes! It’s team India who is the next team to enter into Semis The match 40 of the ICC Men’s World Cup was happened between India and Bangladesh at Edgbaston, on July 2, 2019, by 11 am the local time. The toss was won by the Indian Captain Virat Kohli and decided to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It is Lokesh Rahul and Rohit Sharma opened the Indian batting line-up. The opening pair put up a stunning show as the partnership went on for 180 runs which is India’s highest 1st wicket partnership in WC. Rohit who was 1st put down an easy catch at 9 by Tamim caused him to score his 5th World cup century. As he scored 104 runs off 92 with 7 boundaries and 5 sixes included. On the other end, it was KLRahul who missed great or easy opportunity to mark his maiden World cup hundred as Rahul could only make 77 off 92 balls with 6 fours and a six included. After the 180 runs stand for the 1st wicket it was 1st Rohit for 180 and then Rahul for 195 runs left the middle. It was Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant in the middle as new batsmen. Virat who tried to build steady innings got out for just 26 off 27 balls with 3 boundaries under his belt. Yes! It was the young Indian kid and future Indian wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant who made a quick knock with his usual batting body language made 48 off 41 with 6 boundaries and a six included. Then came Hardik Pandya who was so unfortunate to get rid in the 2nd ball without scoring. After Pant who just missed in 2 runs to reach his 1st WC fifty, it was Mahendra Singh Dhoni came in the middle. After Pandya it was Dinesh Karthik who entered in the middle along with MS Dhoni in another end, remember though Dinesh Karthik (DK) was selected in 2007 ICC WC for team India this was supposed to be his debut WC appearance. Dinesh who came in the 45th over did not any time to settle and gave his wicket for 8 runs off 9balls with only one boundary included.

Match 39: Sri Lanka vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Don’t think the World Cup is over for these 2 teams!

Yes obviously they can’t make to Semifinals but, they are still a threatening team! The match 39 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between Sri Lanka and West Indies on July 1st 2019, at Riverside Ground, Chester—Street, England by 10:30 am the local time. It’s the West Indies captain Jason Holder won the toss and elected to field 1st.

First Innings :

It was the Sri Lankan captain Dimuth Karunratne and their wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera started the Sri Lankan batting line-up, as the opening pair put on a 93 runs partnership for the 1st wicket. It was the Lankan captain who got dismissed for 32 off 48 with 4 boundaries included as they lost their 1st wicket. Then came at no.3 Avishka Fernando who took a solid innings after the dismissal of Kusal Perera who went for 64 off 51 balls with 8 fours included. It was Kusal Mendis who came at no.4 and made a steady partnership with Avishka Fernando as the pair put on 85 runs off 84 balls which is 2nd highest partnership of the innings. Kusal Mendis who was dismissed for 39 off 41 runs with 4 boundaries under his belt. It was then the experienced Angelo Mathews who came in the middle. Mathews who sounded good with the bat again this time failed to convert into big runs as he departed for 26 off 20 with 2 four and 1 six included. Finally, it was Lahiru Thirumanne who supported for the 21 year young Avishka Fernando which brought up Avishka’s 1st ever ODI century and obviously this is his 1st World Cup Ton as he made 104 runs off 103 with 9 boundaries and 2 sixes included.

Match 38: England vs India - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

What a match it was over 600 plus runs had taken place. Yeah! It’s team England who still keeps their hopes alive. The match 38 of the ICC Men’s WC 2019 was happened between England and India on June 30 2019, at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham, England by 10:30 am the local time. The England captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and decided to bat 1st.

First Innings :

England opened their innings with their inform batsman Jonny Bairstow and Jason Roy who was back in the side. Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow who made 160 runs partnership for the 1st wicket as Jason Roy gave his wicket for 66 off 57 balls with 7 boundaries and 2 sixes included. It was Joe Root who then came into bat with Jonny Bairstow. The partnership for the 2nd wicket went on for 45 runs as Jonny Bairstow gave his wicket after his 8th ODI century for 111 off 109 balls with 10 fours and 6 sixes included. Then came the England skipper Eoin Morgan who went so early for just only 1 run off 9 balls as the Indian pace bowler Mohammed Shami bowled a tempted bouncer to get rid of the England skipper. It was Kedhar Jadhav who took a great catch in the deep final leg to get rid of Morgan. At no.5 there came England’s greatest and newest World Cup hope who is none other than Ben Stokes. The partnership for the 4th wicket between Ben Stokes and Joe Root went on for 70 runs as Joe Root was dismissed by Mohammed Shami for 44 runs off 54 with only 2 boundaries under his belt, as the catch was caught by Hardik Pandya at deep final leg. It was Ben Stokes who stood till the end of England’s batting as Stokes secured 79 off 54 balls with 6 boundaries and 3 sixes under his belt. By this he brought his 4th WC fifty in 2019 and 19th in ODIs.

Match 37: Australia vs New Zealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yes! It was a double header on Saturday and the unbeaten side in the WC was beaten comfortably by the Australians.

The Match 37 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between New Zealand and Australia on June 29th 2019, at Lord’s by 1:30 pm local time. The toss was won by the Australian captain Aaron Finch and opted to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It’s the inform David Warner and captain Aaron Finch started the innings but, the skipper Finch who departed so early when Australia were just 15 runs. As Finch scored 8 off 15 balls with 1 four included. Then came the top order batsman Usman Khawaja. It was later David Warner who went for 16 off 23 balls with 3 boundaries included. Khawaja who was so steady to built a partnership with the middle orders but, they failed to stand in the innings. As Steven Smith, Marcus Stoinis and Glenn Maxwell scored just 5, 21 and 1 run respectively which disappointed the team batting line up. Then came the Australian wicket-keeper batsman Alex Carey who stood up with Khawaja to build a healthy partnership as the pair out on 107 runs for the 6th wicket. It was Alex Carey who made 71 off 72 with 11 fours included departed when Australia were 199 for 6 and then Usman Khawaja who supported the team for 88 runs with a slow innings off 129 balls with 5 boundaries included also departed when Australia were 243 for 7.

Match 36: Pakistan vs Afghanistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

What a nail biting triller it was finally Pakistan still keep their hopes alive for the semifinal!

The match 36 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between Pakistan and Afghanistan on June 29 2019, at Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, England by 10:30 am the local time. The toss was won by Afghan captain Gulbadin Naib and he elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It was the Afghan openers Rahmat Shah and the skipper Gulbadin Naib who started the innings but, the skipper did not accompany his partner as Gulbadin Naib went for just 15 off 12 balls with 3 boundaries included. 1st the Umpire nodded his head for not out and then the review was successfully taken by the Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed who dismiss the Afghan skipper. Then it was Hashmatullah Shahidi who went for a golden duck as it was a leading edge towards the mid off region bowled by Shaheen Afridi. Once again it was the top order batsman Rahmat Shah who got a leading edge for Imad Wasim caught by Babar Azam for 35 off 43 balls with 5 fours included. The young 18 year old Afghanistan wicket-keeper batsman Ikram Ali Khil along with his senior teammate Asghar Afghan built a strong and steady 64 runs partnership off 80 balls which was the highest partnership of the innings. It was Asghar Afghan and the young Imkram Ali Khil gave their wicket and next it was Asghar made 42 off 35 deliveries with 2 sixes and 3 fours included. The young wicket-keeper could only contribute 24 off 66 balls with only one boundary took place.

Match 35: South Africa vs Sri Lanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

South Africa finally registered their 2nd win of the ICC WC 2019 England and Wales. The Match 35 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between South Africa and Sri Lanka on June 28th 2019, at Emirates Riverside County Cricket Ground, Chester-le-Street, England, by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss was won by the South African skipper Faf du Plessis and decided to field 1st.

First Innings :

It is the Sri Lankan openers the skipper Dimuth Karunaratne and the wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera walked into the middle but, the next minute it’s the skipper Dimuth Karunaratne departed for a golden duck and created a new record that, this is the 1st time in the history of World Cup a captain was dismissed without scoring in the very first ball he faced (golden duck). Then came Avishka Fernando who was partnered with Kusal Perera as they brought the 2nd wicket partnership to 67 runs in 58 balls which is the only fifty plus partnership and highest partnership of the Sri Lankan Innings. After 67 runs on board it was Avishka Fernando who departed for 30 off 29 balls with 4 fours included, five runs later it was the Sri Lankan wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera who also departed for 30 runs off 34 balls with 4 boundaries included. Then happened the damage in a flat batting track, the Lankan batsmen gave their wickets so cheaply as all the middle order and lower order batsmen failed to contribute an impressive score to lift the team’s total. All the Sri Lankan batsmen went early without settling in the middle as Kusal Mendis made 23 off 51 balls with 2 boundaries included, the experienced Angelo Mathews went for 11 off 29 balls with one four, thus Dhananjaya de Silva, Jeevan Mendis ,Thisara Perera and tailender Isuru Udana made some small contribution of 24, 18, 21 and 17 respectively in the later part of the 1st innings.

Match 34: West Indies vs India - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 34 of the ICC Men’s WC was started between West Indies and India on June 27th 2019, at Old Trafford, Manchester by 10:30 am the local time.

It’s the Indian skipper Virat Kohli who won the toss and elected to bat first.

First Innings :

It was KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma who opened the Indian batting lineup, as they started positively before the DRS did not favour Rohit Sharma. There were huge controversies and debates which are still going on for the false decision given by the TV umpire either it was nicked from bat or pad. Rohit who was going on a good nick departed unfortunately for 18 off 23 balls with 1 four and 1 six. Lokesh Rahul was then partnered by the Indian skipper Virat Kohli. KL Rahul who connected perfectly with the white ball gave his wicket for 48 off 64 balls with 6 fours included. He was caught behind by Shai Hope as the 2nd wicket partnership went on for 59 runs. It was Vijay Shankar who came at no.4 but, missed a great opportunity to prove his ability as he went for just 14 off 19 balls with 3 boundaries included. Virat after Shankar departed partnered with Kedhar Jadhav and he (Virat) marked his 4th consecutive half-century and 53th n ODIs. Yes! It’s Kedhar Jadhav this time who left from the middle for just 7 off 10 balls with only boundary included. It was a tough successful review taken by the Windies captain Jason Holder as the umpire nodded his head. Then came “Mr Cool” MS Dhoni who walked in the middle and crowd went so high to cheer him. After a forty (40) run partnership Virat departed for 72 off 82 balls with 8 boundaries included. It was Hardick Pandya who was partnered with “Captian Cool” contributed so well as the 6th wicket partnership went for 70 off 60 balls. Pandya who contributed so well missed his 1st WC half-century in just 4 runs as he scored 46 off 38 deliveries with 5 four included.

Match 33: Pakistan vs New Zealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yeah! It’s Pakistan who still keep their hopes for semifinals!

The match 33 of the ICC Men’s World Cup was happened between New Zealand and Pakistan on June 26th 2019, at Edgbaston Cricket Grounds, Birmingham, England by 12:00 pm the local time as the toss was delayed for 1 hour. It’s the New Zealand captain Kane Williamson who won the toss and elected to bat first.

First Innings :

It’s the New Zealand openers Martin Guptill and Colin Munro who opened the innings but, failed to contribute with the bat to make a perfect start. As Guptill made only 5 runs off 4 balls with only boundary and Colin Munro made only 12 off 17 balls with 2 fours included. Then came the inform skipper Kane Williamson who contributed 41 off 69 balls with 4 fours included but, he was not supported by the senior player Ross Taylor as he went for just 3 off 8 balls and the wicket-keeper batsman Tom Lathm also scored just 1 off 14 balls. Then came the most unexpected contribution from James Neesham who came at no.6 and built a strong partnership of 132 runs in 132 balls with Colin de Grandhomme who brought his 3rd half-century and 1st in World Cups. James Neesham who was exceptional in the 1st innings brought his 6th ODI fifty and 1st in World Cups as he scored 97 runs which is his career best. Thus he missed in just 3 runs to secure his maiden ODI well as WC century. His unbeaten knock of 97 includes 5 fours and 3 sixes.

Match 32: England vs Australia - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It’s Australia who made 1st for the Semi-Finals!

The match 32 of the ICC Men’s WC was happened between England and Australia on June 25, 2019, at Lord’s by 10:30 am the local time. It’s the England captain who won the toss and elected to field 1st.

First Innings :

The Australian skipper Aaron finch along with his partner David Warner made an another century (100) partnership. As the pair put on a 123 runs partnership off 136 balls. The 1st wicket was gone when the hungry man who still has the emotion of been missed for 12 months of International cricket yes, David Warner after reaching is 20th half-century for 53 off 61 balls gave his wicket to Moeen Ali. His 53 knock includes 6 perfect faced boundaries with the bat. On the other end was the Australian skipper who made extraordinary innings of achieving his 2nd hundred of the tournament led his team in a comfortable position. Finch who exactly secured 100 off 116 balls with 11 fours and 2 sixes included. His century was given almost two life the miss attempts one by Joe Root who is in the 2nd slip and other in the backward point a half-a-chance by James Vince when Finch was at 0 and 15 respectively. The 50 partnership with Usman Khawaja made the team to built a steady score but, Khawaja went for 23 off 29 with only 1 four included. The skipper Finch who immediately departed after his 15th century then came the experienced and one of the most top and celebrated batsman in the world it's none other than Steven Smith who sought contribute only 38 off 34 balls with 5 boundaries included.

Match 31: Afghanistan vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 31 of the ICC Men’s cricket World Cup was started between Afghanistan and Bangladesh on Monday, June 24th, 2019 at Ageas Bowl, Southampton, England by 10:30 am the local time The has won by the Afghanistan captain Gulbadin Naib and decided to bowl first.

First Innings :

As it was a bright Sunny day in Southampton the Bangladesh openers Linton Das and Tamim Iqbal started the batting line up with full confidence. But, Linton Das went early for just 16 off 17 balls with 2 boundaries included. It was the inform batsman Shakib Al Hassan who partnered with Tamim made 59 runs for the 1st wicket partnership. As Tamim Iqbal departed for 36 off 53 balls with 4 boundaries included then, came the wicket-keeper batsman Mustafiqur Rahim who is in solid form. After Shakib reached his 45th ODI fifty for 51 off 69 balls he was departed for an lbw bowled by Afghanistan’s Mujeeb Ur Rahman. As the 3rd wicket partnership put up 61 runs, at that time Bangladesh was 143 for 3 in 29.2 overs. Then came the left-hand middle-order batsman Sowmya Sarkar who went very early for 3 off 10 balls. It was Mahmudullah who partnered with Rahim for 56 runs gave his wicket for 27 0ff 38 balls with 2 fours included in his innings. Mustafiqur Rahim who registered his 35th ODI fifty went from the middle for 83 runs off 87 balls with 4 boundaries and a six included. The Bangladesh innings was finally supported by Mosaddek Hossain who contributed 35 off 24 with 4 fours included.

Match 30: Pakistan vs South Africa - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Match 30 of the ICC Men’s WC was between Pakistan and South Africa on Sunday, June 23rd, 2019 at Lord’s Cricket Ground by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss won by Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

Pakistan has decided make a good start at Lord’s as their openers Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman made a solid 81 runs partnership. After Fakhar Zaman who went for 44 off 50 balls that includes 6 fours and a massive it was Imam-ul-Haq who also gave his wicket for 44 off 58 balls with 6 fours included. Then came the ICC World no.8 batsman Babar Azam who partnered with Haris Sohail as the inform Mohammad Hafeez departed for 20 off 33 balls. Babar and Haris put on a 81 runs partnership for the 3rd wicket which is also the key partnership next to the opening pair. Babar marked his 14th half-century as he made 69 runs off 80 balls with 7 fours included. While Haris who was an important reason to make Pakistan get pass 300 plus made 89 off 59 balls with 9 fours and 3 sixes included. Haris Sohail by this registered his 1st WC half-century and 11th in ODI. The South Africa bowlers supported their team as the 40 year old Imran Tahir who led the bowling department as he took 2 wickets for 41 in his complete 10 overs spell.

Match 29: New Zealand vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The 2nd header was just a nail bitting game in which Carlos Brathwaite would have been the hero of the night over taking the New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson.

The match 29 of the ICC Men’s World Cup was happened between New Zealand and West Indies on June 22nd, 2019, in Old Trafford Cricket Ground, England at 1:30 am the local time.

The West Indies skipper Jason Holder won the toss and decided to bowl first.

First Innings :

It was the New Zealand openers Martin Guptill and Colin Munro who came in the middle but both dismissed in the 1st ball they faced. As the openers went cheaply it was the New Zealand Skipper Kane Williamson and the experienced inform batsman Ross Taylor who built a strong foundation. After New Zealand were 7 for 2 in 0.5 overs it was the successful 3rd wicket partnership went on for 160 runs. It was Ross Taylor who left in the middle after marking his 49th ODI fifty that time New Zealand were 167 for 3 in 34.3 overs. Ross scored 69 off 95 balls with 7 boundaries included. After Taylor departed it was the New Zealand Skipper Kane Williamson registered his 2nd WC Ton and 13th in ODIs. Williamson who registered his highest ODI well as WC score till date missed 150 in just 2 runs as he made a slow 148 runs off 154 balls with 14 boundaries and 1 six included.

Match 28: India vs Afghanistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The Match 28 of the ICC Men's WC was happened between India and Afghanistan at Ageas Bowl, Southampton, England on June 22nd 2019 by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss was won by the Indian captain Virat Kohli and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

It was KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma who opened the innings but Rohit could not carry his form in this mach as he went for just 1 run off 10 balls bowled by Mujeeb Ur Rahman. Then came the skipper Virat who partnered with Lokesh Rahul. As the 2nd wicket pair put up a partnership of 57 runs Rahul departed for 30 runs of steady 53 balls with 2 boundaries included. After Rahul it was Vijay Shankar who found an opportunity to bat but was not that impressive as Virat Kohli and Vijay built a 58 runs partnership for the 3rd wicket. After Vijay Shankar who went from the middle for 29 runs off 41 deliveries with 2 fours included then came the "Captain cool" MS Dhoni who built a slow innnigs of 28 off 52 balls with 3 fours included. The skipper Virat who registered his 4 consecutive fifty made an most important contribution for the team by scoring 67 off 63 balls with 5 fours included. Apart from Virat who contributed so well with the bat despite of others batting performance it was Kedhar Jadhav who finally supported the Indian innigs to bring a decent total. Kedhar by this registered his maiden WC fifty as be made 532 off 68 balls with 3 fours and a six included.

Match 27: England vs Sri Lanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

What a match it turned out to be! It was Lasith Malinga who was the victor and turned match despite off Ben Stokes unbeaten fighting innings.

The match 27 of the ICC Men's WC was happened between the host England and Sri Lanka on June 21, 2019, at Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, England by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss was won by the Sri Lankan captain Dimuth Karunaratne and elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

Sri Lankan skipper Dimuth Karunaratne after winning the toss began to bat with his opening partner and the wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera bur, both did not make a great start and failed very early. Then came the World Cup debutant top order batsman Avishka Fernando, who made a sensible knock of 49 in just 39 balls which include 6 fours and 2 sixes. Fernando was supported by Kusal Mendis who made 46 off 68 balls with only 2 boundaries under his name, as the 3rd wicket partnership went on for 59 runs. After the dismissal of Fernando who just missed his maiden fifty in his 1st WC appearance then, came the Lankan's most experienced batsman Angelo Mathews who did not had a perfect game in this tournament. As all the mouths were shut with his knock of 85 runs.

Match 26: Australia vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

What a game it ended up over 714 runs scored in the 26th Match between these two teams!

It was actually the Bangladesh team which has to be applauded with a standing ovation as Australians were too strong. The Match 26 of the ICC Men’s WC 2019, was happened between Australia and Bangladesh on June 20, 2019 at Trent Bridge , Nottingham by 10:30 the local.

The toss was won by the Australian skipper and as it is a flat batting track so Aaron Finch decided to bat 1st. In fact the Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza had decided already to bat 1st if he gets the choice.

First Innings :

As Trent Bridge’s wicket looked so dry it was a perfect condition to face the white ball with the bat. The two in-form batsmen David Warner and the skipper Aaron Finch once again crossed 10 overs as the partnership went for 121 runs. In the 21st over after the skipper attained his 24th ODI half-century gave his wicket to Rubel Hossain who was in the short 3rd man region bowled by Soumya Sarkar. Finch made 53 off 51 balls which includes 5 fours and 2 sixes. Then came Usman Khawaja who did not perform a noticing innings in this World Cup but finally secured his 1st fifty in WC who missed his century in 11 runs.

Match 25: New Zealand vs South Africa - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 25 of the ICC Men’s WC happened New Zealand and South Africa on June 19, 2019, at Birmingham, England by 10:30 am the local time. The New Zealand skipper Kane William son won the toss and elected to field 1st.

What a thriller is this the match against New Zealand vs South Africa which finally Kane Williamson carried the winning responsibility under his shoulder?

Frist Innings :

When the match commenced the rain-interrupted which caused a 49 overs match for both according to DLS calculation. It was Quinton de Kock who fail to make a perfect start with Hashim Amla. Where de Kock departed early for 5 off 8 balls with a boundary included in the 2nd over itself. Then came the captain Faf du Plessis who supported Amla for a 50 runs partnership. After the departure of the skipper who went for just 23 off 35 balls which includes 4 classic boundaries, it was Aiden Markram who stood up with Amla for another 52 runs partnership. Amla steadily marked his 38th ODI fifty and he reaches 8000 runs in 176 innings. After Amla and Aiden Markram, it was Rassie van der Dussen and David Miller who brought the low scoring match to a decent scoring match. Rassie van der Dussen by that useful contribution marked his 6th ODI fifty that has 2 fours and 3 sixes.

Match 24: England vs Afghanistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The Match 24 of the ICC Men’s World Cup was happened between England and Afghanistan on June 18, 2019, at Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, England by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss win by England and the skipper Eoin Morgan elected to bat 1st.

First Innings :

There came the change in the opening pair it was Jonny Bairstow and the other end was James Vince instead of Jason Roy. The 1st wicket partnership was broken out in the 10th over when England was at 44. It was James Vince who departed for 26 off 31 deliveries which includes 3 fours. After his dismissal, Joe Root and Bairstow put up a 120 runs partnership when Bairstow departed for 90 0ff 99 balls with 8 fours and 3 sixes. Then came the English skipper who entirely changed the match and carved the match to the next level. As the 3rd wicket partnership between Joe Root and Eoin Morgan was 189 runs.

Match 23: West Indies vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 23 of the ICC Men’s WC 2019 has happened between West Indies and Bangladesh at Taunton by 10:30 am the local time on Monday 17th June 2109.

It was the Bangladesh captain Masfrafe Mortaza won the toss and decided to bowl 1st.

First Innings :

It was a shock that “Universe Boss” went without scoring in spite of facing 13 balls. Then came Shai Hope who gave some hope for the team to build up a 116 runs partnership. After the worthy partnership Even Lewis who well made 70 runs off 67 which includes 6 fours and 2 sixes. Thus was Even Lewis 4th ODI fifty. Then came the young the Nicholas Pooran who supported the innings with Shai Hope as Pooran made 25 off 30 which includes 2 fours and a six. Then came Shimron Hetmyer who was outstanding on the day. Hetmyer who was so impressive by scoring runs off 121 balls that included 4 fours and 1 six. who made quick 50 runs off 26 balls. With 4 fours and 3 sixes. After the dismissal of Sai hope who missed his century who went so impressive by scoring runs off 121 balls that includes 4 fours and 1 six. It was West Indian captain Jason Holder at one end who supported the team to file up to a good score of 321 for the loss of 8 in 50 overs.

Match 22: India vs Pakistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 22 of the ICC Men’s World Cup 2019 was started between India and Pakistan on Sunday, June 16th, 2019 at Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, England.

The toss won by the Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed and he decided to field 1st. Sarfaraz took that decision as the pitch looked quite wet which would favour the bowlers to dominate but, there happened the twist. Let us see what all happened in both the 1st and 2nd innings of the match.

First Innings :

The toss favoured team India as they would have obviously opted to bat 1st. This time it was not the usual opening pair for team India. As the South paw centurion of this WC Shikar Dhawan, got injured in thumb there came the new no.4 find for team India who is none other than KL Rahul was promoted to face the new with the “Hit-man” Rohit Sharma. As Lokesh Rahul have the experience as an opener with Rohit, it was damn easy for them to built up a strong foundation. Lokesh Rahul with his 57 runs off 78 balls with 3 boundaries and 2 clean sixes ended up his partnership with the Vice captain who was aggressive at one end. The 1st wicket partnership put up a 136 runs partnership in 23.5 overs when KL Rahul departed for 57 runs off 78 balls which includes 3 boundaries and 2 massive sixes. By this 57 KL Rahul registered his 3rd ODI fifty and maiden fifty in WC. Then came the the ICC world no.1 batsman the captain Virat Kohli walked in the middle.

Match 21: South Africa vs Afghanistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 21 of the ICC Men’s World Cup happened between South Africa and Afghanistan on Saturday, June 15, 2019, at Sophia Garden, Cardiff by 1:30 pm the local time. It was the Day and Night (D/N) match and it was, fortunately, the 2nd match of the same day. The toss was won by South Africa and elected to field 1st.

First Innings :

Though the match commenced on time the rain disturbed the play for a while which has reduced to 48 overs each. After the rain, Afghanistan lost their 1st wicket for 39. As Hazratullah Zazai gave up his wicket for 22 off 23 balls which includes 3 boundaries. Next came Rahmat Shah who departed for 6 runs off 22 balls with one boundary when Afghanistan was 56. After the wicket of Noor Ali Zadran who somewhat supported the Afghan team who contributed 32 off 58 deliveries, that includes 4 beautiful boundaries all the other middle other plus lower order batsmen did not support the team. In the end, it was Rashid Khan was smashed a useful knock of 35 in just 25 balls which includes 6 classical fours to file up to a 100 plus team total. As the South African bowlers who thoroughly dominated the match. Imran Tahir was the man who showcases a clinical 4 wicket haul, followed by Chris Morris who took a 3 wicket haul, was Andile Phehlukwayo picket 2 and the ICC world no.5 bowler Kagiso Rabada picket only one in the start.

Match 20: Sri Lanka vs Australia - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The Sri Lankan captain Dimuth Karunaratne won the toss and elected to field 1st at The Oval, London by 10:30 am the local time.

The Australian Skipper Aaron Finch and David Warner was ready to open the bat who made a steady 80 runs partnership but Warner departed for 26 off 48 balls which includes 2 fours. After Warner departed it was Usman Khawaja who also went for just 10 runs off 20 deliveries which includes only 1 boundary. The captain Aaron Finch with the former captain Steven Smith put up a matching winning knock and tournaments one among finest partnership. As the 3rd wicket partnership put up 173 runs which was the highest in this WC so far. The Aussie skipper with his 153 off 132 balls registered his 1st WC Ton and 14th ODI century. His 153 includes 15 fours and 5 sixes. After Aussie were 273 for 3 then went Steven Smith who was remarkable by scoring 73 runs off 59 runs with 7 fours and a six. As he registered his 22nd half-century. After Steve Smith the Aussie were 278 for 4 then came the hitter Glenn who was mind boggling on Saturday. Maxwell who was so useful at the end made a blistering 46 off 25 balls no out which includes 5 boundaries and 1 six.

Match 19: England vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Joe Root will stay forever in England’s era !

What a comfortable win it turned out to be for team England despite of 2 players were unfit yesterday in the middle of the match it’s Jason Roy & Skipper Eoin Morgan.

Finally the Sun has arrived in England to play the cricket match. The has won by skipper Eoin Morgan and he made the West Indies to bat first.

The 18th match of the ICC Men’s WC was started between England and West Indies at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton by 10:30 am the local time on June 14th, 2019.

Right from the 1st the destruction happened among the West Indies too order batsman. It was the “Universe Boss “ Chris Gayle along with Evin Lewis opened the innings but southpaw batsman Evin Lewis failed to make a good start who departed for 2 off 8 balls bowled by Chris Woakes who started with the new ball this time. After West Indies were 4 for 1 in 3 overs then came the West Indies wicket Keeper batsman Shai Hope who partnered with Gayle for fifty runs. After Gayle’s dismissal in 36 off 44 which include 5 boundaries and 1 massive hit it was Shai Hope who also got dismissed. West Indies lost their 2 wickets at 54 and 3rd at 55.

Match 18: India vs New Zealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yet again the match was abandoned with a ball been bowled and not even the toss had been taken place.

Yes the Match 18 of the ICC Men’s World Cup which has to be taken place on Thursday morning by 10:30 am the local time between India and New Zealand was abandoned at Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham.

This is the 1st time in the history of World Cup 3 matches were abandoned without a toss been had been taken place.

Records: Here are 5 matches over all in the history of all World Cup the Match was abandoned without a toss.

The 5th match of the WC tournament between West Indies and Sri Lanka at The Oval, London, England, on June 13-15th, WC 1979.

Match 17: Australia vs Pakistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 17th of the ICC Men’s WC 2019, was happened between Australia and Pakistan at Cooper Associates County Cricket Ground Taunton, on June 12th by 10:30 am the local time.

The toss was won by the Australian skipper Aaron Finch and decided to bat 1st. Though it was a greenish wicket at Taunton the Aussie Captain bravely opted to open as he carried a great form against Pakistan on the past 5 matches. Aaron has a batting average over 118 on the last 5 appearances against Pakistan.

The Aussie captain along with the in-form David Warner opened the innings brilliantly, as the pair put on a 146 runs partnership till the completion of 22 overs. Aaron Finch, the skipper who scored a well made 82 runs off 84 balls that includes 4 sixes and 6 boundaries. Finch was dropped twice before be contribute 82, which was his 23rd International fifty. One was dropped in the 13th over which was an easy catch dropped by Asif Ali who was in the 1st slip when Finch was at 26 bowled a brilliant delivery by Wahab Riaz.

Match 16: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yet again no toss no result !

This is the 1st time in the history of World Cup there went again the 2nd time the match was abandoned due to heavy rain.

The match 16 of the ICC Men’s WC, 2019 which has to happen between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh at The Brightside Ground, Bristol County Cricket Ground, Bristol, England. Due to heavy rain the Sri Lankans once again lost hope of playing for the 2nd time in the tournament. This resulted both the teams to share the 2 points to 1 each.

Sri Lanka have appeared 4 match so far out of which 2 matches didn’t have any result without a toss been made. This is the 1st time in the history of World Cups. The Lankans are currently in the 5th position of the top 10 WC 2019 table. Whereas the Bangladesh team are in the 7th position.

For Bangladesh this is their 1st no result match in the history of their World Cup appearance.

Match 15: South Africa vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The 15th Match of the ICC Men’s WC 2019 was started between South Africa and West Indies at The Ageas Bowl, Southampton by 10:30 am the local time on June 10th Monday, 2019.

It is the West Indian Captain Jason Holder, won the toss and elected to bowl first for 3rd time in the tournament. Jason Holder decided to field because of the overseas condition and he expected a rain after the 1st innings which stopped the play in the 8th over of the 1st innings. When the South African were asked to bat 1st it was the opening pair Quinton de Kock and , again fail to built a strong partnership. As Hashim was dismissed by Sheldon Cottrell for 6 runs off 7 balls that includes a four and Amla was caught by Chris Gayle who was in the slips in the very 3 over. Then came Aiden Markram who also disappointed by not partnering with the South African Wicket-keeper batsman de Kock. Markram gave the ball in the hands of the West Indies Wicket-Keeper batsman Shami Hope bowled a brilliant delivery by Sheldon Cottrell again. Markram was gone for just off 10 deliveries with a boundary.

Match 14: India vs Australia - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 14 of the ICC Cricket Men’s WC has happened on June 9th, 2019 between India and Australia at Oval, London by 10:30 am the local time.

Over 650 runs score on the 14th Match between India and Australia.

According to Sanjay Manjrekar pitch report the wicket “looks tacky” and Michael Slater’s pitch report “thick grass can expect a tennis ball bounce”. Nothing can stop the team who is batting 1st will end up on a high note. The ball might play a vital role in the later part of the innings. So the team who bats 1st favours a lot. The toss was won by team India and the Indian skipper Virat Kohli elected to bat 1st. The Australian captain Aaron Finch also elected to bat 1st if they would have won the toss as the track got used to both the teams.

The Indians with the “Hitman” World no.2 ODI batsman Rohit Sharma along with Shikar Dhawan on the other end after a long gap the opening partnership puts a hundred runs partnership as Rohit carried his brilliant form who made 57 off 70 with 3 boundaries and a six. While Shikar Dhawan who finally found his form on registering his 18th ODI century.

Match 13: Afghanistan vs New Zealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yet again happened 2 matches, on the same date which was on June 8th 2019. The 13th match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup happened between Afghanistan and the 2105 WC runner and an unstoppable team in this tournament which is none other than New Zealand.

The New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson won the toss and decided to field 1st in a new ground this time allotted for the ICC Cricket Men’s World Cup, 2019 at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, England. Since it was a Day and Night (D/N) match it started by the local time 1:30 pm.

When “Black Caps” made the Afghans to bat 1st it was not Mohammad Shahzad this time, as it was the opening batsman Noor Ali Zadran who was playing 1st debut match in ODI well as in World Cup. The Afghan openers Hazratullah Zazai and Noor Ali Zadran took a good start and put up the only 50 plus runs partnership of the 1st innings. After Hazratullah Zazai’s dismissal by 34 runs off 28 balls which includes 5 boundaries and a six the Afghans were 66 for 1 in 10.5 overs. Right after Zazai walked from the middle it was his opening pair Noor Ali Zadran who made 31 runs off 38 balls on his debut which includes 5 boundaries who also followed his path. Except the South-paw batsman, Hashmatullah Shahidi rest all the other Afghan batsmen were gone in single-digit scores. As they fail to face the New Zealand pace attack.

Match 12: England vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The match 12 of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup was happened between the world favourites England and Bangladesh on June 8th, at Sophia Garden, Cardiff by the local time 10:30 am.

The toss was won by the Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza and elected to bowl 1st.

Team England who’s considered to be one of the favourites of ICC WC 2019, most surprisingly failed against Pakistan in their 2nd match of the World Cup campaign. England who were in full emotion to bounce back in their ICC home tournament as they were the hosts. The English batsmen who both were in full eager to bounce forward decided to smash the white-ball in the very 1st over. As Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow made 128 runs partnership for the 1st wicket. Jonny Bairstow who departed 1st contributed a half-century and the next ball he faced was out. He made a well deserved 51 off 50 balls which includes 6 classic fours. On the other end, Jason Roy who was mind-blowing reached a remarkable 153 runs off 121 balls that, includes 14 boundaries and 5 sixes. By this Jason Roy registered his 1st World Cup century and 1st 150 plus mark in World Cups.

Match 11: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

It was a shock at Bristol County ground due to continuous rain, the match 11 of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 has been abandoned without bat being bowled between Pakistan and Srilanka.

Both the teams were in the contest by bouncing back in their 2nd match last time. So this was the 3rd match for both of them which might put some points in the table neither for Srilanka nor for Pakistan. But, a continuous rain on June 6th mid-night at Bristol was til the end on the next day made the match reference Andy Pycroft to declare as the match was abandoned due to rain and they shared the points each one each.

After the points have shared in the 3rd match for both of them. Srilanka jumped into the 2nd top of the table which brought the Pakistanis to be the 3rd position of the points table. As the Net Run Rate (NRR) helps to bring the most deserving team in the top of the table. It may end up a huge impact, which could create some collapse in the top teams. Thus the Match was abounded due to continuous heavy rain at Bristol.

Match 10: Australia vs West Indies - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The Match 10 of the ICC Cricket Men’s World Cup, 2019 happened on 6th of June, 2019 was between Australia and West Indies at Trent Bridge, Nottingham by 10:30 am the local time.

According to Cricket experts analyses, Trent Bridge’s wicket looked flat and the team who bats 1st can expect a punch to decline the opposition from the points table. Experts analysed the day was sunny but, the weather was quite cold which may help the bowlers in the later stages of the innings. In fact, both the teams have won their 1st match, this would be a sure battle for both the teams. It became some years to clash between the 2 teams, the last time was on 26th June 2016 at Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. The toss was won by the West Indian Captain Jason Holder who decided to field 1st which favoured the Australian skipper Aaron Finch, who favoured to bat 1st. But, Jason’s decision cannot be easily estimated. West Indies has made only one change as Evin Lewis comes in for the vast experienced Darren Bravo. Aaron Finch’s team did not have changes in the team as they go with the same strong side.

Match 9: Bangladesh vs NewZealand - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

 The best team has won the match among both the sides.

It was the ICC Cricket Men’s World Cup 2019, the 9th match had happened among the 2015 WC Quarter-finalist Bangladesh vs the runner-up of the 2015 WC tournament who is more other than New Zealand. Both the teams have kick-started their 2019 World Cup tournament with a win in their 1st match. The toss was won by the New Zealand Captain Kane Williamson asked the Bangla tigers to bat 1st at Oval, London by 1:30 pm the local time. The match was scheduled as a Day & Night (D/N) match.

It was actually the 2nd match on June 5th, as the match between India and South Africa was already taking place at Southhampton in the morning. When Bangladesh batsmen were asked to bat 1st it was, the well experienced Tamim Iqbal and the young Soumya Sarkar who opened the innings and made a positive start as Soumya Sarkar went from the middle for quick 25 runs which includes 3 fours when Bangladesh were 45 for 1 in 8.3 overs.

Match 8: India vs South Africa - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

India kick-started with a composed win in ICC WC 2019!

The Match 8 of the ICC Men’s Cricket WC 2019 was happened between both the semi-finalist of 2015 World Cup India and South Africa.

Since, it is a pure batting track analyzed by experts the toss was favoured for the South African Captain Faf du Plessis. The match commenced at Ageas bowl, Southhampton by 10:30am the local time.

Match 7: Afghanistan vs Srilanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

 What a collapse happened in the 7th Match of the ICC Cricket Men’s World Cup between Afghanistan and Srilanka on June 4th, 2019 at Cardiff by 10:30am the local time.

The toss was favoured for the Afghan Captain Gulbadin Naib who elected to bowl first in a bowling track like Cardiff.

It was the Lankans who were in a hunger to make their 1st win in the tournament as the 1996 World Cup champions cheaply crumbled in their 1st match against the Black Caps. With the winning spirit the Srilankan openers, skipper Dimuth Karunaratne and wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perera started so well who almost made a hundred runs partnership, as they lost their 1st wicket in 92 runs.

Match 6: England vs Pakistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Finally Pakistan shuttered the loosing vibe! What a match it ended up more than 680 runs scored at Trent Bridge.

The Match 6 of the ICC Men’s World Cup was happened between England and Pakistan at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on June 3rd, 2019 by 10:30am the local time. The England Captain Eoin Morgan won the toss and decided to chase.

After 11 consecutive defeats Pakistanis were in a hunt to win this game. The opening pair Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman made a beautiful 82 runs stand for the 1st wicket. Both gave a great start but, fail to mark their half-centuries as Fakar left the 1st wicket by scoring 36 off 40 and Imam left 6 runs short of a half-century as he made 44 off 58. It was Babar Azam and Mohammad Hafeez who turned the innings to a high scoring total as Pakistan registered their 2nd highest team total in World Cups.

Match 5: South Africa vs Bangladesh - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Yet a nother loss for the 2015 World Cup Semi-finalist South Africans and what a start for Bangladesh in the tournament.

It was the 5th match in the tournament which was happened between South Africa and Bangladesh at The Oval, London on June 2nd, 2019 by 10:30am the local tine. The toss was won by the South African skipper Faf du Plesis and elected for the 2nd time in the tournament to field first.

The Bangladesh opening batsmen made a fruitful start for their team as the pair put a 60 runs partnership. The experienced Tamim Iqbal was caught behind to Quinton de Kock in just 16. On the other hand Soumya Sarkar made delightful knock of 42 in just 30 deliveries adding 9 fours under his belt. After Sowmya Sarkar’s good start the well experienced Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim played a sensational knock lifting the team to a healthy total. Shakib registered his 43th while, Rahim marked his 34th half-century at The Oval.

Match 4: Afghanistan vs Australia - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

There happened 2 matches on the same date in the tournament this time! One ended so quickly and won by New Zealand one-sidedly at Cardiff and another was happened at Bristol County Cricket Ground between the World Cup qualified team Afganistan and the defending Champions Australia.

It was the Afgan Captain Gulbadin Naib who won the toss and most surprisingly he elected to bat first. Many would wonder why such false decision had taken?

That was a floppy start by the openers Mohammad Shahzad who cheaply gave his off stumps and Hazratullah Zazai who was caught behind. Both the opener went without scoring. Then came Rahmat Shah who started to built a solid innings by scoring 43 off 60 balls but, he was not supported by the other Afghan batsmen. At one stage Afganistan where 77 for the loss 5 wickets and then with the Captain’s support Najibullah Zardan achieved his 10th ODI fifty

Match 3: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

The 3rd ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup was happened between Srilankans and the World 2105 runners New Zealand at Cardiff on June 1, 2019. The New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson had won the toss and were asked the Srilankans to bat 1st at Cardiff, Wales.

It was totally a one-sided match!

As expected Lahiru Thirumanne and the new World Cup Captain Dimuth Karunaratne who opened the 1st innings of the match. The very 2nd ball Thirumanne was gone with a Leg Before Wicket (LBW) where which the review retained by the New Zealand skipper in the early of the innings bolwed by the pacer Matt Henry. Then came the wicket-keeper batsman Kusal Perara who made a quick 29 off 24 which includes 4 classic boundaries but, fail to middle the ball and gave in the hands of de Grandhomme who was in the mid-off. At one side the skipper was batting to bring a good score to the team but, he was not supported by any Srilankan batsmen on the other side which excludes the all-rounder Thisara Perera’s useful 27 off 23. Infact, no other Srilankan batsmen made double digit which was a shame for the 1996 World Cup winners.

Match 2: West Indies vs Pakistan - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

What a match it turned out to be! The 2nd match was happened between the World Cup qualified team West Indies and the ICC Champions Trophy defending champions Pakistanis. The 2nd ICC WC match was happened at Nottingham on May 31, 2019 by 10:30am the local time. The toss won by the West Indian Captain Jason Holder and looking after the weather condition and pitch he wisely made his decision to bowl 1st.

That was not a collapse happened at Nottingham it was actually a serious pace attack by the Windies big men. Yes! the Pakistan batsmen were shocked by the new, strong West Indies bowling attack with some deadly bouncers made the batsmen to loose their wickets. The top orders Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam were the only 2 batsmen who crossed above 20 runs rest, almost the other players left from the middle by one digit. The West Indies pace men vigorously supported their Captain Holder. As the 22 year old Oshane Thomas took his 1st World Cup 4 wicket haul. Not only Oshane Thomas it was the Captain Jason Holder who picked 3 which includes the Pakistani Skipper Safraz Ahmed along with the muscle man Andre Russell’s 2 pivotal wickets with a maiden over full filled the West Indies bowling department.

Match 1: England vs South Africa - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Post Match Summary

Here we go England had hosted their inaugural match against the South Africans in the ICC World Cup 2019!

So dear Cricket lovers are you so curious to know the updates happening in and around ICC World Cup 2019 which is gonna happen in England & Wales.

If so, yes! Here it is the post match summary of the 1st Match out off 48 in the ICC WC 2019.

The 1st match was played between the host England and South Africa at Oval on 30th May, 2019. It was lucky that the toss was won by the South African Captain Faf du Plessis who made the strong World Cup favourites team England to bat 1st.

Highest score secured by a team in IPL!

It is absolutely true that, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) holds both the records, the highest score secured by a team of making 263 runs at the same time the lowest ever in IPL history which just 49. 

Virat’s team was put to bat 1st by the Pune Warriors India (PWI), smashed all over the Chinnaswamy stadium which made the RCB die heart fans to cheer all around with pure energy. While the opening star, the big man Christopher Henry Gayle destructed the cricket ball all over stadium by attaining 175 runs in just 66 deliveries. In that match Gayle had registered the fastest century (100) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) history of just 30 balls till date. 

His 175 runs innings includes 17 sixes which became the record of maximum no of sixes secured in an innings by an individual and 13 fours which also stands there in the 1st of maximum no of boundaries till date. 

In the end RCB’s mammoth total was supported by AB de Villiers quick 31 of just 8 balls. Expect Bhuvneshwar Kumar who has got the best economic spell of 5.75 economy, where as all the other bowlers gave 10 plus bowling economy.

In reply the Pune Warriors India (PWI), had a good start under Aaron Finch’s Captaincy. PWI could not convert much runs where the team has secured just 133 odd runs for the loss of 9 wickets in total, Steven Smith scored the maximum no of runs in the 2nd innings 41 off 31 balls.

Almost all the bowlers bowled well, which crazily includes Chris Gayle’s 2 over for 5 runs along with Unadkat’s and Ravi Rampaul picking 2 wickets each. Thus the memorable event was happened on 23rd of April 2013 at Bangalore Chinnaswamy stadium against the PWI (Pune Warriors India).

The top 10 longest sixes in IPL

Yes you might be but, you have a confusion in viewing various sites. So our team had gone through a deep research on it and here are the top 10 longest sixes that had gone distance till date.

No.10 Travis Head - 109m 

It’s the Aussie south-paw middle order Travis Michael Head who hits a 109 metres six for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in 2017 at RCB’s home ground Chinnaswamy stadium.

No.9 Chris Gayle and AB de Villiers - 111m 

The “Universe Boss” Christopher Henry Gayle must obviously be in the list as he hits the  maximum distant six for RCB against Pune Warriors India (PWI) in 2012. 

Not only the “Universe Boss” here joins “Mr.360” who is none other than the worlds most lovable batsman from Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) Mr.Ab de Villiers who middles for maximum of 111 metres in 2105 when, his South African teammate Imran Tahir represented for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) delivered to de Villiers which got smashed towards the mid wicket region at Chinnaswamy.

No.8 MS Dhoni and Chris Gayle - 112m

The “Captain cool” Mahendra Singh Dhoni should be in the hit list who brilliantly leads the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) team. It’s from the Lion’s den Mahi hits a 112 metres maximum against the Mumbai Indians (MI) when the New Zealand bowler James Franklin delivered a full length ball in 2012. 

If Chris Gayle has the licence to go for the maximum why must he be only once in the top 10 list but this time it’s versus the Pune Warriors India (PWI). 

No.7 Rohit Sharma - 115m 

Though, the Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma had some excellent IPL records in his career in Indian Premier League (IPL) he began all the way from Hyderabad Deccan Chargers (DC) which is now Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). The Indian ODI vice captain is in the 7th place of clearing a 115 metres maximum in 2009 against the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) when Mashrafe Mortaza delivered the pace ball. 

No.6 Gautam Gambhir and Ben Cutting - 117m

Gautam Gambhir when he was as the KKR skipper came down the track to hit a 117 metres maximum when Sree Santh delivers with full effort. 

Not only Gauti is in the 6th position it’s the Australian all-rounder Benjamin Collin James Cutting who represented for SRH when, his Australian senior Shane Watson who played for RCB bowls a waist level full toss in the 9th season of the IPL grand finale 2016 at the all famous Chinnaswamy stadium.

  

No.5 Yuvraj Singh , Ross Taylor and Chris Gayle - 119m

  
The Punjabi Prince Yuvraj Singh an expected player in the list was anticipated from those 6 consecutive sixes in an over at Kingsmead, on the inaugural T20 WC tournament 2007 against England. Yuvi who played for his home team Kings XI Punjab smashed a full length delivery from CSK’s Albie Morkel towards the mid wicket area in the 2nd season of IPL, 2009. 

The New Zealand star batsman Ross Taylor joins the club as he smashed for team RCB when his New Zealand team mate Jacob Oram of CSK delivered in the 1st season of IPL, 2008 at Bengaluru. 

The “Universe Boss” Christopher Henry Gayle finally made his longest six of 119 metres which is his best in IPL till date against the Pune Warriors India (PWI). It was a juicy full toss bowled by PWI’s Ali Murtaza. 

No.4 Robbin Uthappa - 120m 

When the pure talented, skilled Robbin Uthappa who played for Royal Challenger Bangalore (RCB) picked a full length delivery bowled by Dwayne Bravo of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) which has gone 120 metres distance in the 3rd season of the IPL, 2010. 

No.3 Adam Gilchrist - 122m 

The former Australian wicket keeper opening batsman and former Punjab’s skipper Adam Gilchrist picked a slower from the South African medium-pacer Charl Langeveldt who represented for RCB which was not easy to hit a 122 metres long six in 2011 at Dharmashala, which is Kings XI Punjab’s one among their 2 home grounds.

No.2 Praveen Kumar - 124m 

  

This name must be surprising and shocked to many of the cricket followers who is none other than the tail ender Praveen Kumar. Yes, the Indian swing bowler Praveen who represented for Kings XI Punjab 

No.1 Albie Morkel - 125m 

Yes, still the record had not been broken by any power hitters in the Indian Premier League from the 1st and inaugural season of IPL 2008 till date. The name is Albie Morkel who, holds the 1st position, the record of longest distance six. When Pragya Ojha from Hyderabad Deccan Chargers (DC) now changed as Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) bowled to the Chennai Super Kings finest overseas pick Albie   Morkel during that period had made a milestone of hitting 125 metres distance long which still can not be broken. This was happened at M.A.Chidambaram cricket stadium Chepauk, Chennai.