Ravichandran Ashwin got his first four-wicket haul as India displayed a near-perfect performance on the bouncy, fast wicket at Perth to beat the United Arab Emirates by nine wickets, India’s second biggest margin of victory in terms of balls remaining.

Indian fast bowler Mohammad Shami will miss Saturday's World Cup match against the United Arab Emirates in Perth after suffering a knee injury.

Chetan Narula has moved on to Melbourne, where he joins John Pennington to review the latest World Cup action including the India-South Africa clash and Afghanistan taking on Bangladesh.

Indian cricketing legend and 2015 World Cup Ambassador Sachin Tendulkar has predicted that the tournament will get even more competitive as it progresses.

With a fixture-list drawn to please television schedules, the 2015 One-Day International World Cup got off to a quick start in its first week of competition.

In the last seven days though, they have now beaten Pakistan in Adelaide and now South Africa by a massive 130 runs in Melbourne today to complete a stunning turnaround. The Men in Blue are now looking good.

Shikhar Dhawan displayed batting aggression and Ajinkya Rahane played 'silent warrior' as India thumped South Africa at a boisterous Melbourne Cricket Ground by a massive 130 runs.

Another Sunday, another World Cup win for India, this time over South Africa. I was very happy with the performance. I think India blew South Africa away, they choked them.

Umpire Ted makes a visit to the Indian and South African dressing room ahead of their World Cup encounter on Sunday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. And here is what the players got to say...

The World Cup has often served as the stage where fans have been a witness to the Indian teams Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde traits in its vintage form.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Thursday that former Indian captain, Anil Kumble will be inducted into the Hall of Fame along with late Betty Wilson.

Following a long drive from Melbourne to Canberra, Chetan Narula catches up with John Pennington to review the start of the Cricket World Cup 2015.

Former Australian batsman Mike Hussey believes the current Indian team is highly talented and will become a force to be reckoned with in the near future.

The biggest match of the 2015 One-Day International World Cup is done and dusted. There are 43 more days to go yet, and quite possibly neither of the teams competing today will be there at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the final on 29th March.

Virat Kohli scored a classy century as India kept their proud tradition intact, beating Pakistan yet again in the World Cup, taking the tally to 6-0.

It was India all the way today, says Farokh Engineer. Winning by 76 runs is quite a big margin in a 50-over contest.

Lycamobile ambassador Farokh Engineer tells us in his first World Cup piece that tomorrow's India-Pakistan match will be more like a war than a cricket match.

Almost by right, a World Cup ought to have a team deemed clear favourites to lift the trophy. In 2011, co-hosts India and Sri Lanka were the anointed ones, and they did meet in the final, with the former clinching their second title. In both 2003 and 2007, Australia were the obvious choice and they didn’t disappoint.

Former captain and the present chief selector of Pakistan, Moin Khan has backed his team to create history against arch-rivals India in their World Cup opener on Sunday.