 The tale of three captains
This World Cup has a sad tale to narrate about three captains. Ricky Ponting, Graeme Smith and Andrew Strauss.
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 Indo-Pak match: Modern Mahabharat
The exhibition of world’s biggest ever sporting encounter that is about to take place on Wednesday in Mohali is beyond description.
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 Aussie ki Taisi – Now, that’s what I call revenge
India demolished Australia in the quarter-final of the 2011 cricket World Cup to send the defending champions crashing out of the tournament.
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 Bowlers most likely to spoil India’s party this time!
Unless the bowlers get their act together in coming matches, the mathematics and boardroom discussions over bowling combos will prove futile.
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 Small fish in a big pond!
To improve the standard of the game of the associates, keeping them out of the 50-over format is not a viable option.
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 Go, play and bring back the glory: Mohinder Amarnath
In a candid chat with Zeenews.com’s Swati Chaturvedi on her show Kahiye Janab, Mohinder Amarnath assess Indian chances in this World Cup.
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 Bring back the Cup and join our group: Kirti Azad
Kirti Azad, in a candid chat with Zeenews.com’s Swati Chaturvedi on her show Kahiye Janab, re-lives some of the most precious moments of that unparalleled triumph that rewrote the history of Indian cricket.
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 World Cup swansong awaits top cricketers
Some of the top names in world cricket would love to make this World Cup a memorable one for themselves as this could well be the last time they are playing in cricket’s showpiece event.
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World Cup teams: Strengths and key players
A peek into the strengths of the teams, their key players and their past World Cup performances.
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 World Cup Flashback: The Cup of Controversies
Zeecric.com recalls a few of the most forgettable events in the history of the cricket World Cup.
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 World Cup flashback: The true gentleman
Although Gilchrist’s choice to walk without being given out by the umpire had little impact on the outcome of the match, it will always be remembered as one of those rare sporting gestures.
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 Final-four for the World Cup
Zeecric.com’s Chayan Rastogi forecast the top-four teams that are estimated to make the cut to semis berth.
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 Are Mahi’s men better than Azzu’s boys?
With the 2011 cricket World Cup fast approaching, frantic debates about whether the present Indian outfit is good enough to clinch the elusive trophy have also started doing the rounds.
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 Jogging for the World Cup
MS Dhoni’s Team India is all set to start its World Cup campaign with the same dream of winning the coveted trophy that their nine predecessors had in their eyes.
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 Pakistan’s moment of glory: 1992 Cricket World Cup
The 1992 Cricket World Cup had many firsts to its credit.
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 Summer of 1983: How India turned it around?
Twenty-seven years ago, a motley lot of jovial men, cricketers by profession, landed in England. They were there for the Prudential World Cup, the biggest prize the game had to offer. The well-behaved blokes… Yes! The most sporting bunch… of course! Immensely likable… definitely; but World Champions… naaah! Too soft to win… went the general perception.
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