Rain ruins India's advantage for the second successive day as an abandonement has Saurav Ganguly sharing the winner's podium with Sanath Jayasuriya. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=178>More Coverage </a>
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Hitting out at the critics of Tendulkar for exerting needless presure on him, Ganguly says the master blaster will continue to bat down the order in the team's interest.
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The semi-final fails to reach expected heights as slow bowlers walk off with the honours in a match billed as the battle between Sri Lankan spin and Australian pace. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=178>More Coverage </a>
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Explaining his stand, the master blaster says 'If I open, the ball is new and the bowlers are new, and I will dictate terms. Now the terms are dictated to me.' <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=178>More Coverage </a>
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Contrasting centuries by the two openers turn the needle contest into a virtual slaughter as India stride into the semi-finals with a resounding eight-wicket verdict.
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The stylish Pathan blasts the second fastest half century in ODIs and scalps three Dutch victims as Pakistan race to a nine-wicket win in the inconsequential tie. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=178>More Coverage </a>
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South Africa amass a huge 316 for five to bury their fellow Africans under an avalanche of runs, in the process securing a comfortable 176-run victory and a semi-final spot against the winners of the India-England encounter.
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Riding on the massive nine-wicket verdict against the minnows, Australia set up a semi-final clash with Sri Lanka. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=178>More Coverage </a>
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England ride the opener's blazing 119 to pile up 298 for eight, the highest score of the tournament so far.
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Captain Steve Tikolo spearheads his side's run-chase with a brilliant 91-ball 93, but the Windies manage to restrict them to 232, 29 runs short of the target.
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