WWC17 Latest News Headlines...

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👎 Lanning out of Pakistan match with shoulder injury - link
👎 Selman and Connell are replaced in Windies squad - link
👎 Pakistan lose Maroof - link
👎 Pakistan are sanctioned for slow over rate v England - link
👍 Sciver & Knight hit centuries as England beat Pakistan - link
👍 Australia brush West Indies aside - link
👍 South Africa squeak past Pakistan - link
👎 England opener Winfield ruled out of opening match with hand injury - link
👍 Windies blown away & Aussies win comfortably again as warm-ups end - link
👍 Big win for Aussies & unexpected win for Pakistan in warm-ups - link
👍 Sky Sports to show all 31 WWC17 games live - link
👍 England & New Zealand win opening warm-up games - link
👍 Official warm-up games start today - link
👍 West Indies land in the UK - link
👍 England's Sarah Taylor interviewed ahead of WWC17 - external link
👍 Dane van Niekerk fit to lead the Proteas - link
👍 Sarah Taylor named in England WWC17 Squad - link
👍 Australia squad announced - link
👍 Kiwis include 16 year old in the World Cup Squad - link
👍 India name Mandhana in their WWC17 Squad - link
👍 Goswami becomes leading ODI wicket taker in history - link
👍 West Indies name Daley & 4 Uncapped players in squad - link
👍 ICC confirm ALL games will be shown live - link
👎 England skipper sidelined with foot injury for up to 6 weeks - link
👎 Dane van Niekerk out of SA squad for pre-WWC17 warm-up tournament - link
👎 India sack their Head Coach 2 months before the tournament starts - link
👍 Pakistan name their squad of 15 players - link
👎 Farrell retires from ODIs for Australia - link

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