Left-arm quick’s four-for guides Kangaroos to seven-wicket win.

The West Indies need to win the match to qualify for quarter-finals

No better preparation for the knockouts than winning, says captain.

Defending champs make it six wins in six as they turn their attention to Bangladesh.

The 29-year-old will play for Nottinghamshire on a three-year deal which will put his Zimbabwe career on hold.

The side has risen from the brink of elimination and a win over Ireland will see them through to the knockouts.

A win for the Associates will see them through but skipper plays down the tie’s importance.

After a successful first round, Tigers will now meet India in the quarter-finals.

Shahid Afridi has hit 350 sixes in ODIs, 80 more than anyone else

Mercedes driver finishes fastest in qualifying, followed by teammate Rosberg