Spooky graph predicts Cup boilover
After smashing New Zealand, Pakistan is dreaming of emulating its 1992 World Cup — and comparisons of its campaigns back it up.
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No choke: Morgan adamant Poms won’t fall away
Captain Eoin Morgan shrugged off Kevin Piertersen’s “scared” jibe and insisted England’s hopes of a semi-final berth was still “within our control”.
Finch takes flight after changing his ways
A change in leadership style has helped Aaron Finch evolve from possible ODI discard after a lean run last summer to the standout skipper of the World Cup.
Cheeky tweet that piles more misery on Pommy fans
Mitchell Starc ripped through England’s batting line up and his wife Alyssa Healy chalks it up to one England fan who had a few words for the Aussie firebrand over breakfast.
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Why Behrendorff is ready for big stage
UNFORTUNATELY for Jason Behrendorff, the closest he’ll get to the Cricket World Cup is a romantic hot-air balloon ride above Canberra with the trophy.
Australia’s massive World Cup stuff-up
MATTHEW Hayden can’t believe selectors have left one of our Test heroes out of the Australian squad for next month’s World Cup.
Only one spot open for Clarke and Bailey
GEORGE Bailey faces the unusual scenario of captaining Australia in its World Cup opener and then being dropped for the next match.
‘Realist’ Doherty not quite an X-factor
XAVIER Doherty admits he’s likely to miss many of Australia’s World Cup games and reveals he had no idea if he’d make the squad at all.
Marsh in all-round Aussie dogfight
INJURED all-rounder Mitchell Marsh may not bowl before the World Cup, but he’s set to return as a batsman for Australia during the tri-series.
Finisher Faulkner a walk-up Cup starter
AUSTRALIA can’t fit all four of their World Cup all-rounders in their best XI, but James Faulkner has done enough to be automatically selected.
World Cup still on Wade’s radar
MATTHEW Wade says he will be ready to put on Brad Haddin’s World Cup gloves if required as he prepares to open without Aaron Finch.
Why Hazlewood looms as Aussies’ wildcard
JOSH Hazlewood looms as Australia’s key paceman for the 2015 World Cup. Here are five reasons why the event could be the making of the fast bowler.
Why Maxwell had selectors in a spin
GLENN Maxwell could well be Australia’s most important player at the Cricket World Cup — but not for the reason you think.
World Cup: All 14 squads in full
THE squads for all 14 competing nations in the ICC World Cup in Australia and New Zealand have been finalised.
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