David Warner scored his first International ever since he seved his one year ban from the cricket for his part in the ball-tampering scandal in Australia's tense 41-run World Cup victory over Pakistan.

Australia and Pakistan are set for a faceoff in 17th match of ICC World Cup 2019 at the Cooper Associates Ground in Taunton on Wednesday. However, there are good chances that the teams may have to face rains during the game.

Indian skipper for Cricket team Virat Kohli is the only Indian who has managed to feature in the Forbes list of World’s highest-paid athletes. Exactly like last year, he is the only Indian representative and has been ranked 100th, in the list published by Forbs on June 11.

Moment after Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh announced his retirement from all formats of the international cricket; fans showered praises and well wishes on social media. Meanwhile, some fans were seen disappointed with the way retirement came and said they would love it if Yuvraj had got a well-deserved farewell match.

Former Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh on Monday announced his retirement from the international cricket at a press conference in Mumbai on June 10. After his announcement, the fans poured social media with wishes and congratulatory messages.

Ahead of facing the Australia in the ICC World Cup 2019, the Pakistan was seen practising on the ground on Monday. Sarfaraz Ahmed was seen practicing wicket keeping on the grounds; he was seen collecting the ball as t was being hit from a 20-meter distance. Fans trolled him saying that this is a kind of practise done by school students. Some fans also gave suggestions and some were rude as they roasted the Pakistan captain.

Cricketer Yuvraj Singh on Monday announced his retirement from the International games. The World Cup winner informed everyone about the end of his 17-year-long career at a press conference. Since then, the wishes have been pouring in for the cricketer. Bollywood was not too far as actors and actresses thanked the southpaw and wished him all the best for his second innings.

The all-rounder, accompanied by his wife and mother, told reporters of his decision at a city hotel close to the Wankhede Stadium where India lifted their last 50-overs World Cup title in 2011.

Shikhar Dhawan's magnificent hundred backed by good bowling performances took India to win over defending champions Australia in the 14th match at the Oval in ICC World Cup 2019.

Indian skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and elected to bat first against defending champions Australia at the Oval on Sunday.