Elliott exults after hitting the winning runs
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New Zealand all-rounder Grant Elliott smashed an unbeaten 84 to not only beat South Africa by four wickets, but also lead the Black Caps to their first World Cup final.
“Any suggestion that the match officials had ‘an agenda’ or did anything other than perform to the best of their ability are baseless and are refuted in the strongest possible terms”
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International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson has lashed out at the organisation’s president after he questioned whether the umpires had been biased during the World Cup quarter-final match featuring India and Bangladesh.
Vettori finished with figures of 4-18 off 10 overs
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New Zealand left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori took four wickets and opener Martin Guptill scored 57 as New Zealand breezed past Afghanistan by six wickets in Napier.
Joyce was named Man of the Match for his knock of 112
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Ireland batsman Ed Joyce hammered 112 to carry his side to a heart-racing five-run win over Zimbabwe in Hobart.
Warner celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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Australia opener David Warner hammered a career-best 178 as the Baggy Greens pulverised Afghanistan by 275 runs in Perth.
Shehzad hit eight boundaries and a six during his knock of 93
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The Pakistan trio of Ahmed Shehzad, Haris Sohail and captain Misbah-ul-Haq all made half-centuries to help their side take down the United Arab Emirates by 129 runs in Napier.
Amla was named Man of the Match for his career-best knock of 159
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South Africa opener Hashim Amla smashed a career-best 159 and batsman Faf du Plessis made 109 as the Proteas battered Ireland by 201 runs.
Riaz was named Man of the Match for excelling with both the bat and ball
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Wahab Riaz smashed an unbeaten 54 and took four wickets to lead his side to a 20-run win over Zimbabwe in Brisbane.
Thirimanne became the youngest Sri Lankan player to score a century in the World Cup
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Sri Lanka opener Lahiru Thirimanne and wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara both scored centuries to help their side manhandle England and win by nine wickets in Wellington.
Williamson pumps his fist after nailing the game-winner
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New Zealand batsman Kane Williams scored an unbeaten 45, which included the game-winning six, to leave Australia heartbroken at Eden Park in Auckland.
