ICC Cricket World Cup 2019

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.

With India exiting from the ICC World Cup 2019 without the cup, there are many departments that are being analysed to figure out a way out from the loopholes pertaining in the team. The BCCI is now discussing the idea of split captaincy between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.

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.

Just a couple of days have passed when India had to face defeat in the semi-final game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 against New Zealand, a news report has stated that the team is divided into two faction one that supports captain Virat Kohli and the other owing its allegiance to his deputy Rohit Sharma, but there is no division in the team.

Cricket god Sachin Tendulkar batted for Mahendra Singh Dhoni and said he must be given that space where he could choose if he wants to get retired from the Indian cricket.

Twitter lost its cool when Mahendra Singh Dhoni aka Mr. Cool was spotted walking out of the ground with crying face during the India vs New Zealand semi-final game at ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

Team India's fight for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 final against New Zealand nearly came to end as Mahendra Singh Dhoni got runout in the second last over.

Indian fans were left heartbroken with the results of semi-final game against New Zealand in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Every Indian fan wanted his side to win the game, leading to a flood of emotions on social media.

Former Indian cricketers Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman raised their fingers on management's decision to send Mahendra Singh Dhoni at No 7 during a difficult chase against New Zealand in the semi-final game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

Yograj Singh, father of 2011 World Cup hero Yuvraj, tagged former Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni as filthy player, urging Ambati Rayudu to come out of retirement and prove a point.