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Bangladesh Put India Out

Bangladesh beat Bermuda by seven wickets on Sunday to claim the last place in the Super Eight and knock out India.

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chappell quits india job

India coach Greg Chappell is to leave his post with immediate effect, following the side's poor World Cup showing.

sluggish india fined

India have been fined by the International Cricket Council for a slow over-rate during their 69-run World Cup defeat to Sri Lanka.

india facing elimination

India saw their hopes of World Cup glory all but evaporate in Trinidad following a 69-run defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka.

dravid distraught after defeat

Post-match reaction to Sri Lanka's 69-run World Cup Group B victory over India in Trinidad and Tobago.

commentary: sri lanka v india

Over-by-over commentary from Sri Lanka's 69-run World Cup Group B victory over India at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad.

now or never for india

Former champions India know they simply must beat Sri Lanka today to keep their tournament hopes alive.

sidhu: sri lankans will be tough

Former opening batsman Navjot Sidhu has warned India not to take Sri Lanka lightly ahead of Friday's crucial World Cup clash.

dravid cautious despite record win

Raul Dravid admitted his side could not afford to read too much into their record-breaking 257-run victory over Bermuda.

india set records in rout

India amassed a World Cup-record 413-5 en route to a crushing 257-run victory over Bermuda in their Group B clash in Trinidad.

commentary: india v bermuda

Over-by-over commentary from India's 257-run Group B victory over Bermuda at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad.

yuvraj plays down rapid knock

Post-match reaction to India's 257-run World Cup Group B victory over Bermuda at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad.

no room for error says dravid

India captain Rahul Dravid has warned his side that they have their "backs to the wall" and are facing World Cup elimination.

dravid: we're in trouble

India captain Rahul Dravid has done his sums and fears the numbers could see his side suffering the same fate as Pakistan.

dravid admits to indian nightmare

Indian captain Rahul Dravid admitted that his side's five-wicket loss at the hands of unfancied Bangladesh was "a bad dream".

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