ICC World Cup 2019 Match 45, Australia v South Africa: Preview, likely XIs, predictions

Australia will face South Africa in the 45th – and last – match of the league phase of the 2019 World Cup, at Lord's on July 6.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after South Africa vs Sri Lanka: Morris reaches sixth spot

With 12 wickets, Morris is at 6th spot, while Imran Tahir (10) is joint 9th.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after New Zealand vs South Africa: Williamson, Morris re-enter, Ferguson takes a jump

Kane Williamson and Chris Morris made entry to the top 10 whereas Lockie Ferguson moved up three places.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Bangladesh vs South Africa: van der Dussen, de Kock move to the top

Van der Dussen he currently tops the chart of most run scorers followed by teammate de Kock. Tahir is at second place on the bowlers' list with 4 wickets at an average of 29.50.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Afghanistan vs Australia: Warner catches up with Stokes

David Warner is now leading the chart with 89 runs. Matt Henry, Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa took 3 wickets each.

ICC World Cup 2019 Match 1, England vs South Africa: Preview, likely XIs, predictions

England and South Africa will face off in the tournament opener, at The Oval on May 30.

Cricket World Cup 2019, South Africa preview, likely starting XI: Time to shrug off that c-tag

South Africa's batting lacks experience, but they take the major teams down if their bowling unit is fully fit.

IPL 2019, Orange and Purple Caps, updated after Final (MI vs CSK): Tahir wins Purple Cap

Tahir took 2/23 to finish with 26 wickets, one more than Kagiso Rabada's tally.

IPL 2019, Orange and Purple Caps, updated after Qualifier 2 (CSK vs DC): Tahir needs 2 wickets for Purple Cap

Dhawan finished at 3rd, Pant 7th, and Iyer 9th, while Tahir rose to 2nd, Chahar 4th, and Harbhajan 10th.

IPL 2019, Orange and Purple Caps, updated after Qualifier 1 (CSK vs MI): Tahir 3 wickets away from Purple Cap

Tahir now has 23 wickets, 2 behind Bumrah, while de Kock breached the 500-run mark.