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Afridi says Pakistan are still well-placed to reach the quarter finals.

Management decides not to press panic button.

Watson is conscious of over-exertion due to past injuries.

Zimbabwe vow to give Pakistan tough time.

Sri Lanka go in today’s game with five points from four games after wins over Kenya and Canada.

Yuvraj Singh scored a match-winning 51 not out as India pulled off a five-wicket win.

Indian authorities say they have taken measures to ensure that the high-profile tournament undergoes safely.

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Tahir unsure if he will play against India.

Khaled Mehmud believes Bangladesh need not concentrate on winning but rather should focus on restoring lost pride.

Waqar rules out dropping Kamran, says team cannot make such a change and panic.

Rashid Latif, Moin Khan, Sarfraz Nawaz and emotional fans blame Akmal for Pakistan's defeat against New Zealand.

Imran Khan advises team not to panic or else their "World Cup campaign will be in tatters".

Waqar emphasises that panicking is not the way forward, Pakistan should not worry.

Flower declines to reveal Strauss’ new opening partner.

Netherlands face uphill task against in-form hosts.

Dilshan and Tait were locked in war of words during the abandoned match.

Pakistan were left to rue to another horror show behind the stumps by Kamran Akmal.

Birthday boy basks in blazing knock that derailed Pakistan.

Ross Taylor stars with quick-fire centur­y, Southe­e takes three wicket­s.

The Cricket World Cup has been plagued with problems in the build-up and during the event.

Morgan replaces injured England batsman.

All-rounder hopes to click in crucial match today.

Vows not to bow down to people’s ‘agendas’.

Kenya batting falters as Osinde shines with the ball.

Better side on paper, the 1992 champions to clash with New Zealand today.

Fast bowler Henry Osinde grabbed a career-best 4-26 as Canada bowled out Kenya for 198.

New Zealand captain says his team will focus on their own game and not worry about formidable Pakistan.

Misbah urges team-mates to take pressure off skipper Shahid Afridi who has been winning matches single-handedly.

Pietersen to head home to undergo a hernia operation that he had been hoping to postpone until after the competition.

The Group A rivals meet at the newly-built Pallekele stadium in the first-ever one-day match at the venue.

Kenya and Canada contest a battle of no-hopers today...

New Zealand pace spearhead Tim Southee said that in-form Pakistan batsman Misbahul Haq was in his sights.

Lorgat insisted that attack on West Indies bus by Bangladeshi fans after the hosts suffered a loss, was minor.

An all-round show by Yuvraj Singh helped India pull off a nervy five-wicket victory over Ireland.

Afridi's team have notched victories against Kenya, Sri Lanka and Canada but not without a few hiccups.

England revive their madcap World Cup campaign with a dramatic six-run win over South Africa.

Pakistan manager brushes aside criticism from Imran Khan, who said team selections had been negative.

Ponting concerned the washout against Sri Lanka robbed his middle-order batsmen a chance to get some match practice.

South African spinner Robin Peterson praises his side's efforts in the field after bowling out England for just 171.

The two non-Test playing teams languish at the bottom of Group A without a point after having lost three games each.

With their World Cup hopes hanging in the balance England make a disastrous start against South Africa.

Hosts to face a more aggressive Ireland today.

Swann urges teammates to hold their nerve today.

Wicket-keeper aims to silence critics, Akhtar and Rehman match-fit.

Sri Lanka and Australia share points after rain washes out match.

Pietersen says he will be fit for the start of the tours by Sri Lanka and India later in the year.

Pakistan coach Waqar Younis warns under-performing opening pair to start delivering World Cup runs.

The Umpire Decision Review System is proving controversial, but Shahid Afridi wants reviews to be doubled.