Australia 260-6 (50) | D Hussey 38(26) M Johnson 6(6)
Patnership: 15 run(s) in 9 ball(s) | This Over: 4 wd,1,2,0,2,1,2 Other innings: India 
Extras: 11 b:0 lb:2 nb:0 w:9 Total: 260-6 (50) | Curr. RR: 5.20 FOW:S Watson (40-1, 10), B Haddin (110-2, 22.5), M Clarke (140-3, 30.4), M Hussey (150-4, 33.3), C White (190-5, 41.2), *R Ponting (245-6, 48.3)
India team: R Ashwin, Zaheer, Harbhajan, M Patel, Yuvraj, S Tendulkar, V Kohli, V Sehwag, G Gambhir, S Raina, *MS Dhoni Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 44-48 ovs
India 261-5 (47.4) | Yuvraj 57(65) S Raina 34(28) Patnership: 74 run(s) in 61 ball(s) | This Over: 0,0,0,4, Other innings: Australia 260-6 (50)
Extras: 21 b:0 lb:3 nb:2 w:16 Total: 261-5 (47.4) | Curr. RR: 5.48 FOW:V Sehwag (44-1, 8.1), S Tendulkar (94-2, 18.1), V Kohli (143-3, 28.3), G Gambhir (168-4, 33.2), *MS Dhoni (187-5, 37.3)
Australia team: B Lee, S Tait, M Johnson, S Watson, J Krejza, M Clarke, D Hussey, C White, M Hussey, *R Ponting, B Haddin Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 46-50 ovs
India 260-9 (50) | S Raina 36(39) M Patel 0(0) Patnership: 2 run(s) in 1 ball(s) | This Over: 0,W,1,1,W,2 Other innings: Pakistan 
Extras: 18 b:0 lb:8 nb:2 w:8 Total: 260-9 (50) | Curr. RR: 5.20 FOW:V Sehwag (48-1, 5.5), G Gambhir (116-2, 18.5), V Kohli (141-3, 25.2), Yuvraj (141-4, 25.3), S Tendulkar (187-5, 37), *MS Dhoni (205-6, 41.4), Harbhajan (236-7, 46.4), Zaheer (256-8, 49.2), A Nehra (258-9, 49.5)
Pakistan team: U Gul, A Razzaq , W Riaz, S Ajmal, *S Afridi, M Hafeez , A Shafiq, U Akmal, Younis Khan, Misbah-ul-Haq, K Akmal Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 45-49 ovs
Pakistan 231-10 (49.5) | S Ajmal 1(5) This Over: 0,0,0,0,W, Other innings: India: 260-9 (50) 
Extras: 8 b:0 lb:0 nb:0 w:8 Total: 231-10 (49.5) | Curr. RR: 4.64 FOW:K Akmal (44-1, 9), M Hafeez (70-2, 15.3), A Shafiq (103-3, 23.5), Younis Khan (106-4, 25.4), U Akmal (142-5, 33.1), A Razzaq (150-6, 36.2), *S Afridi (184-7, 41.5), W Riaz (199-8, 44.5), U Gul (208-9, 46.1), Misbah-ul-Haq (231-10, 49.5)
India team: Zaheer, A Nehra, M Patel, Harbhajan, Yuvraj, S Raina, S Tendulkar, V Sehwag, V Kohli, G Gambhir, *MS Dhoni Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 46-50 ovs
Sri Lanka 274-6 (50) | M Jayawardene 103(88) T Perera 22(9) Patnership: 26 run(s) in 12 ball(s) | This Over: 1,1,4,4,2,6 Other innings: India 
Extras: 12 b:1 lb:3 nb:2 w:6 Total: 274-6 (50) | Curr. RR: 5.48 FOW:U Tharanga (17-1, 6.1), T Dilshan (60-2, 16.3), *K Sangakkara (122-3, 27.5), T Samaraweera (179-4, 38.1), C Kapugedera (182-5, 39.5), N Kulasekara (248-6, 48)
India team: Zaheer khan, S Sreesanth, M Patel, Harbhajan, Yuvraj, S Tendulkar, V Kohli, V Sehwag, S Raina, G Gambhir, *MS Dhoni Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 46-50 ovs
India 277-4 (48.2) | *MS Dhoni 91(79) Yuvraj 21(24) Patnership: 54 run(s) in 42 ball(s) | This Over: 1,6, Other innings: Sri Lanka: 274-6 (50) 
Extras: 15 b:1 lb:6 nb:0 w:8 Total: 277-4 (48.2) | Curr. RR: 5.73 FOW:V Sehwag (0-1, 0.2), S Tendulkar (31-2, 6.1), V Kohli (114-3, 21.4), G Gambhir (223-4, 41.2)
Sri Lanka team: L Malinga , N Kulasekara , T Perera, S Randiv, T Dilshan , M Muralitharan , C Kapugedera , T Samaraweera, U Tharanga , M Jayawardene, *K Sangakkara
Powerplay: 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 46-50 ovs
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
The ICC has confirmed that the next two World Cups will be 10-team events. The 2015 edition of the premier 50-over tournament will be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, and the 2019 World Cup will be played in England. Haroon Lorgat, the ICC's chief-executive, hinted that the 1992 format could be brought back, wherein all teams play each other in a round-robin league, and the top four make it to the semi-finals.
Twelve teams may contest the 2015 World Cup as the ICC is considering a compromise between the 14 teams of 2011 and a tight 10-team model currently on the table for the tournament's next edition.
The ICC's executive council is meeting in Mumbai on Monday and on the agenda is the format for the next World Cup, to be hosted by Australia and New Zealand, following the rousing success of this year's edition, which was won by India.
Following much discussion of the 10-team tournament favoured by organisers, and an outcry by Associate nations given their likely exclusion, the ICC may now be leaning towards a 12-team event, possibly with two pools of six teams followed by quarter-finals, semis and the final.
"At the moment it is still 10 teams but we are discussing the 12-team option," an ICC official told ESPNcricinfo.
The same format was used in the 1996 tournament, co-hosted by India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka and won by the Sri Lankans. Another path is to choose a round-robin model where each team plays each other once before the semi-finals, as was the case when Australia and New Zealand hosted in 1992.
Prior to his team's departure for Bangladesh, new Australian captain Michael Clarke reiterated the desire of most international players to see Associate nations given their chance on the limited-overs game's biggest stage.
"I really enjoy seeing the minnow teams getting an opportunity to be honest, I guess it's up to the ICC to work out whatever they think is for the betterment of the game, that's obviously their priority," Clarke said in Sydney.
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