Umpire Kumar Dharmsena, who awarded England six runs for the overthrow in the last over of New Zealand vs England World Cup 2019 final, has admitted to the error and said that one less run must have been given on that ball to England.

England Captain Eoin Morgan admitted that the process of selecting a winner in the World Cup 2019 was not fair and he is not happy with a win like that. England and New Zealand played out a match that was tied twice - first in regular play and then in the Super Over - and Morgan’s side won the title on the basis of their superior tally of boundaries in the match.

Days after many raised eyebrows on extra overthrow run credited to England's account, the International Cricket Council (ICC) finally spoke out over the controversy during the recently concluded New Zealand vs England Final World Cup 2019 game at Lord's Cricket Ground in London.

In the end, it was England who became the world champions by lifting the ICC World Cup 2019 trophy amid a lot of sensational drama folding the match to a tie, then tie in super-over too. It doesn’t get closer than this, beating a side on the number of boundaries hit in the innings.

With MS Dhoni getting run-out in the semi-final game against New Zealand, departed India's hopes to reach the final of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. While, the fans were left heartbroken with the run out, ICC's tweet with a caption, "Hasta La Vista, Dhoni" added fuel to the emotions with most spitting anger on the social media and slamming the ICC.

Indian skipper Virat Kohli left everybody laughing with his statement that he can bowl anytime and he is lethal but the only thing he has to be careful about is not slipping on the pitch at the time of delivery.

Virat Kohli's 'Men in Blue' will take on New Zealand in the first Semi-final game of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 on Tuesday. While, fans can't wait to see their side heading for the finals, there are reports which claim downpour on the match day. If rain interferes then what will be done?

Men in blue were in complete command when they thrashed Sri Lanka in their last league match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, securing a top spot on the points table with Australia losing to South Africa. India will now face New Zealand in the semi-final on Tuesday.

Trent Boult, Matt Henry, and speedster Lockie Ferguson round off the pace-bowlers with Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi selected as the spinners. Colin de Grandhomme and Jimmy Neesham have claimed the seam-bowling all-rounder’s spots, while Nicholls and Colin Munro are the other specialist batsmen.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has been awarded with the coveted Sir Richard Hadlee Medal for Men's Player of the Year at the annual New Zealand Cricket (NZC) awards on Thursday. He was also named the Test Player of the Year award and given the Redpath Cup for First-Class batting.