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Hardik is a very important player for us, if he can keep doing that, it will put us in good positions, says Team India skipper

Hardik Pandya produces an all-round show while Kuldeep Yadav foxed Bangladesh batters with his guile

The USA, though still in the mix, face an uphill battle needing colossal victories to stay in contention

Sources say a social media campaign was used to "target" Babar, which made him feel "disheartened"

India expected to retain the playing eleven they fielded against Afghanistan for Saturday's clash with Bangladesh

Joins compatriot Brett Lee, the only other Australian to take a T20 World Cup hat-trick, which also came against Bangladesh

India defeated Afghanistan by 47 runs to start off their ICC T20 World Cup Super Eights clash with a victory at Barbados

Kane Williamson discusses his future with NZ after turning down a central contract offer for the 2024-25 season

S Africa-born Gous led a stunning fightback for USA with a 47-ball 80 not out to keep his side alive in contest right until final over

Besides the star batter, runs are pending from the bat of Hardik Pandya, who has been exceptional with the ball

Expresses willingness to make a decision about his future as captain only after a thorough review with Pakistan Cricket Board

The challenge before Babar Azam on his comeback as captain was to unite team but he could not do so because of groupings, say sources

With three consecutive wins, India are through to the Super Eight stage, which will be held entirely in the West Indies

USA qualifies for the Super Eights stage of tournament after their match against Ireland was washed out due to rain

New Zealand, who lost to Afghanistan and WI so far, have crashed out from the tournament

Says Surya has shown his versatility, which is expected from experienced players and also adapted his batting to the situation perfectly

The ICC Men's T20I World Cup has delivered in so many ways already, but only eight out of 20 teams will get the fruits of their hard work

Proteas managed to defend a target of 114 runs against the Bangladesh Tigers, who fell just four runs short of the target

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi felt that it is time to start looking at players who are sitting outside the team for sometime now

The witty remark was met with an outpouring of laughter and appreciation from netizens