ICC Cricket World Cup 2019- Pakistan
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The 7th ranked team in the world – Pakistan, also known as the Green Shirts, are currently sixth in the ODI rankings and first in the T20’s. Under the captaincy of Sarfraz Ahmed, Pakistan have some exciting new talent – from the pacy fast bowler Mohammad Amir to left-arm fast bowler Usman Shinwari. New kid on the block Shaheen Afridi, will also be a player to watch as his blistering bowling pace has been compared
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019- New Zealand
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New Zealand, ranked 2nd in the world for Test matches and also known as the Black Caps , the team is 4th in ODIs and 6th in T20Is. The Black Caps is captained by Kane Williamson who is one of the top two batsman in the world cricket alongside countryman Henry Nicholls. The squad also boast with world renowned bowler Neil Wagner and all-rounders Tim Southee and Colin de Grandhomme. New Zealand has reached the
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – India
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The Top ranked side …..INDIA, also known as the Men In Blue. India have little to no competition when it comes to scoring 100’s. With a team tally of 90, a whopping 41 of those belonging to captain Virat Kohli. His mammoth innings stats will certainly be of concern to their opponents in this year’s tournament. The Indian cricket team has won the world cup twice. Winning the 1983 World Cup, they also triumphed over
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – England
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The host nation, England, ranked 4th in the world will be led by Eoin Morgan, with key players including the world’s second best bowler James Anderson, batsman Joe Root and all-rounder Ben Stokes. The host nation has the most centurions. Seven England players have reached three figures in ODIs, which is an indication of their strong batting depth. The Three Lions have yet to win a World Cup, but they have been runners-up three times;
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – Bangladesh
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Bangladesh, ranked at number 8th in the world, also known as The Tigers, won the 1997 ICC Trophy in Malaysia which qualified them for the 1999 Cricket World Cup for the first time. The Tigers will be looking to improve on their 2015 quarter-final finish after some encouraging performances in the United Kingdom. The 15-man squad, seen by many as the underdogs in this tournament, will be led by captain Mashrafe Mortaza who led Bangladesh’s






