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Najmul Hossain Shanto has rubbished the suggestion that spinner Nasum Ahmed "intentionally" bowled a wide ball to deny Virat Kohli a century

Matthew Hayden feels that Australia should make a shift in the top order and give batting all-rounder Cameron Green the flexibility to play as an opener

Mitchell Santner feels assessing the conditions in Dharamsala and countering an in-form Rohit Sharma will be vital

Australia's sole frontline spinner at the World Cup Adam Zampa said that expensive figures don't bother him as he bowls to get wickets

The reigning champions will face South Africa on Saturday at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

With three convincing wins under their belt, India have made a perfect start to their World Cup campaign

The win was Afghanistan's second-ever in a World Cup match and lifted them to sixth position on the points table behind England

In their WC campaign opener, Australia suffered a 6-wicket defeat against hosts India, followed by a 134-run defeat to South Africa on October 12.

India fielding coach T Dilip gave the best fielding award of the game to the wicketkeeper-batsman KL Rahul.

While speaking to ICC, Bumrah talked about the atmosphere at Narendra Modi Stadium on Saturday and said that the team expected the atmosphere to be big but it was as big as it gets.

Kuldeep took the important wickets of Saud Shakeel and Iftikhar Ahmed, both of whom went for the non existent sweep shot off

On Saturday, the actor had arrived in Ahmedabad to support her husband for the much-awaited match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan.

The ad, published in a news daily, invited Pakistani cricket fans to travel to India with special discounts

India and Pakistan will lock horns against each other at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Saturday

Sachin Tendulkar said that he had reached Ahmedabad to support the Men in Blue and hoped that Rohit Sharma's side would get the result they wanted

The cricket rivalry between the neighbours started in 1952 when Abdul Kardar-led Pakistan stepped on to the Indian soil for a five-match Test series, but their more storied World Cup battles have a relatively recent birth in 1992.

"It is the beginning not the end," said an optimistic Marnus Labuschagne, who has backed Australia to brush off their bad start

Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Bangar said that it is the hype and excitement built up around the game that makes it really special

While admitting the toughness of the task, all-rounder Chris Woakes said England are capable of delivering a knockout blow on India

Both teams have made a strong start to the tournament, winning their previous two matches, which would make for an even more exciting contest come Saturday