• Australia beat New Zealand by 7 wickets.
  Melbourne, 29 March.
  New Zealand 183 (45 overs, G Elliott 83, L Taylor 40, M Johnston 3-30, J Faulkner 3-63, M Starc 2-20)
  Australia 186-3 (33.1 overs, M Clarke 74, S Smith 56*, D Warner 45, M Henry 2-46)

• New Zealand beat South Africa by 4 wickets.
  Auckland, 24 March.
  South Africa 281-5 (43 overs, F du Plessis 82, AB de Villiers 65, D Miller 49, R Rossouw 39, C Anderson 3-72, T Boult 2-53)
  New Zealand 299-6 (42.5 overs, G Elliott 84*, B McCullum 59, C Anderson 58, M Morkel 3-59)
  DLS Method: par score 297 in 43 overs.
• Australia beat India by 95 runs.
  Sydney, 26 March.
  Australia 328-7 (50 overs, S Smith 105, A Finch 81, S Watson 28, M Johnson 27*,U Yadav 4-72, M Sharma 2-75)
  India 233 (46.5 overs, MS Dhoni 65, S Dhawan 45, A Rahane 44, R Sharma 34, J Faulkner 3-59, M Starc 2-28, M Johnson 2-50)

• South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 9 wickets.
  Sydney, 18 March.
  Sri Lanka 133 (37.2 overs, K Sangakhara 45, H Thirimanne 42, I Tahir 4-26, JP Duminy 3 29)
  South Africa 134-1 (18 overs, Q de Kock 78*, F du Plessis 21*)
• India beat Bangladesh by 109 runs.
  Melbourne, 19 March.
  India 302-6 (50 overs, R Sharma 137, S Raina 65, R Jadeja 23*, Taskin Ahmed 3-69)
  Bangladesh 193 (45 overs, Nasir Hossain 35, Sabbir Rahamn 30, Soumya Sarkar 29, U Yadav 4-31, Mohammad Shami 2-37, R Jadeja 2-42)
• Australia beat Pakistan by 6 wickets.
  Adelaide, 20 March.
  Pakistan 213 (49.5 overs, Haris Sohail 41, Misbah-ul-Haq 34,Sohaib Maqsood 29, J Hazlewood 4-35, M Starc 2-40, G Maxwell 2-43)
  Australia 216-4 (33.5 overs, S Smith 65, S Watson* 64, G Maxwell 44*, Wahab Riaz 2-54)
• New Zealand beat West Indies by 143 runs.
  Wellington, 21 March.
  New Zealand 393-6 (50 overs, M Guptill 237*, L Taylor 42, K Williamson 33, J Taylor 3-71, A Russell 2-96)
  West Indies 250 (30.3 overs, C Gayle 61, J Holder 42, J Carter 32, T Boult 4-44, D Vettori 2-58, T Southee 2-82)

                            P    W    T   NR    L  Pts     NRR
New Zealand                 6    6    0    0    0   12    2.564
Australia                   6    4    0    1    1    9    2.257
Sri Lanka                   6    4    0    0    2    8    0.371
Bangladesh                  6    3    0    1    2    7    0.136
England                     6    2    0    0    4    4   -0.753
Afghanistan                 6    1    0    0    5    2   -1.853
Scotland                    6    0    0    0    6    0   -1.853

Scorecard Report Australia beat Scotland by 7 wickets, 14 March.
Scorecard Report Scotland lost to Sri Lanka by 148 runs, 11 August.
Scorecard Report Bangladesh beat Scotland by 6 wickets, 5 March.
Scorecard Report Afghanistan beat Scotland by 1 wicket, 26 February.
Scorecard Report England beat Scotland by 119 runs, 23 February.
Scorecard Report New Zealand beat Scotland by 3 wickets, 17 February.

• World Cup
  New Zealand (2) beat Bangladesh (0) by 3 wickets.
  Seddon Park Hamilton, 13 March.
  Bangladesh 288-7 (50.0 overs, Mamudullah 128, Soumya Sarkar 51, Sabbir Rahman 40)
  New Zealand 290-7 (48.5 overs, MJ Guptill 105, LRPL Taylor 56, CJ Anderson 39, Shakib al Hasan 4-55)
• World Cup
  Afghanistan (0) lost to England (2) by 9 wickets.
  Sydney Cricket Ground, 13 March.
  Afghanistan 111-7 (36.2 overs, Shafiqullah 30)
  England 101-1 (18.1 overs, IR Bell 52*, AD Hales 37)
  DL Method: par score 100 in 25 overs.
• World Cup
  England (0) lost to Bangladesh (2) by 15 runs.
  Adelaide Oval, 9 March.
  Bangladesh 275-7 (50.0 overs, Mamudullah 103, Musfiqur Rahim 89)
  England 260 (48.3 overs, JC Buttler 65, IR Bell 63, CR Woakes 42*, Rubel Hossain 4-53)
• World Cup
  New Zealand (2) beat Afghanistan (0) by 6 wickets.
  McLean Park Napier, 8 March.
  Afghanistan 186 (47.4 overs, Najibullah Zadran 56, Samiullah Shenwari 54, DL Vettori 4-18, TA Boult 3-34)
  New Zealand 188-4 (36.1 overs, MJ Guptill 57, BB McCullum 42, KS Williamson 33)
• World Cup
  Australia (2) beat Sri Lanka (0) by 64 runs.
  Sydney Cricket Ground, 8 March.
  Australia 376-9 (50.0 overs, GJ Maxwell 102, SPD Smith 72, MJ Clarje 68)
  Sri Lanka 312 (46.2 overs, KC Sangakkara 104, TM Dilshan 62, LD Chandimal 52, JP Faulkner 3-48)
• World Cup
  Australia (2) beat Afghanistan by 275 runs.
  WACA Perth, 4 March.
  Australia 417-6 (50.0 overs, DA Warner 178, SPD Smith 95, GJ Maxwell 88)
  Afghanistan 142 (37.3 overs, Nawroz Mangal 33, MG Johnson 4-22)
• World Cup
  England (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 9 wickets.
  Westpac Stadium Wellington, 1 March.
  England 309-6 (50.0 overs, JE Root 121, IR Bell 49, JC Buttler 39*)
  Sri Lanka 312-1 (47.2 overs, HDRL Thiramanne 139*, KC Sangakkara 117*)
• World Cup
  New Zealand (2) beat Australia (0) by 1 wicket.
  Eden Park Auckland, 28 February.
  Australia 151 (32.2 overs, DA Warner 34, BJ Haddin 43, TA Boult 5-27)
  New Zealand 152-9 (23.1 overs, BB McCullum 50, KS Williamson 45*, MA Starc 6-28)
• World Cup
  Bangladesh (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 92 runs.
  Melbourne Cricket Ground, 26 February.
  Sri Lanka 332-1 (50.0 overs, TM Dilshan 161*, KC Sangakkara 105*, HDRL Thirimanne 52)
  Bangladesh 240 (47.0 overs, Sabir Rehman 53, Sakib Al Hasan 46, Musfiqur Rahman 36, SL Malinga 3-35)
• World Cup
  Afghanistan (0) lost to Sri Lanka (2) by 4 wickets.
  University Oval Dunedin, 22 February.
  Afghanistan 232-6 (50.0 overs, Asghar Stanikzai 54, Samiullah Shenwari 38, SL Malinga 3-41, AD Matthews 3-41)
  Sri Lanka 236-6 (48.2 overs, DPMD Jayawardene 100, AD Matthews 44, Hamid Hassan 3-45)
• World Cup
  Australia (1) v Bangladesh (1) - no result.
  Brisbane Cricket Ground, 21 February.
• World Cup
  New Zealand (2) beat England (0) by 8 wickets.
  20 February.
  England 123 (33.2 overs, JE Root 46, TG Southee 7-33)
  New Zealand 125-2 (12.2 overs, BB McCullum 77*)
• World Cup
  Bangladesh (2) beat Afghanistan (0) by 105 runs.
  18 February.
  Bangladesh 267 (50.0 overs, Mushfiqur Rahim 71, Shakib Al Hasan 63, Anamul Haque 29)
  Afghanistan 162 (42.5 overs, Mohammad Nabi 44, Samiullah Shenari 42, Narwoz Mangal 27, Mashrafe Mortaza 3-20)
• World Cup
  New Zealand (2) beat Sri Lanka (0) by 98 runs.
  Hagley Oval Christchurch, 14 February.
  New Zealand 331-6 (50.0 overs, CJ Anderson 75, BB McCullum 65, KS Williamson 57)
  Sri Lanka 233 (46.1 overs, HDRL Thirimanne 65, AD Matthews 46, KC Sangakkara 39)
• World Cup
  Australia (2) beat England (0) by 111 runs.
  Melbourne Cricket Ground, 14 February.
  Australia 342-9 (50.0 overs, AJ Finch 135, GJ Maxwell 66, GJ Bailey 55, ST Finn 5-71)
  England 231 (41.5 overs, JWA Taylor 98, CR Woakes 37, IR Bell 36, MR Marsh 5-33)

                            P    W    T   NR    L  Pts     NRR
India                       6    6    0    0    0   12   +1.827
South Africa                6    4    0    0    2    8   +1.707
Pakistan                    6    4    0    0    2    8   -0.085
West Indies                 6    3    0    0    3    6   -0.503
Ireland                     6    3    0    0    3    6   -0.933
Zimbabwe                    6    1    0    0    5    2   -0.527
UAE                         6    0    0    0    6    0   -2.032

Scorecard Report Ireland lost to Pakistan by 7 wickets with 23 balls remaining, 15 March.
Scorecard Photos Report Ireland lost to India by 8 wickets, 10 March.
Scorecard Photos Report Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 5 runs, 7 March.
Scorecard Report South Africa beat Ireland by 201 runs, 3 March.
Scorecard Photos Report UAE lost to Ireland by 2 wickets, 25 February.
Scorecard Photos Report West Indies lost to Ireland by 4 wickets, 16 February.

• World Cup
  UAE (0) lost to West Indies (2) by 6 wickets.
  Napier, New Zealand, 15 March.
  UAE 175 (47.4 overs, Nasir Asiz 60, Amjad Javed 56, J Holder 4-27, J Taylor 3-36, A Russell 2-20)
  West Indies 176-4 (30.3 overs, J Charles 55, J Carter 50*, D Ramdin 33*, Amjad Javed 2-29, A Guruge 2-40)
• World Cup
  Zimbabwe (0) lost to India (2) by 6 wickets.
  Eden Park, Auckland, 14 March.
  Zimbabwe 287 (48.5 overs, B Taylor 138, S Williams 50, UT Yadav 3-43 , Mohammad Shami 3-48, M Sharma 3-48)
  India 288-4 (48.4 overs, S Raina 110*, MS Dhoni 85*, V Kholi 38, T Panyangara 3-53)
• World Cup
  Pakistan (2) beat South Africa (0) by 29 runs.
  Auckland, 7 March.
  Pakistan 222 (46.4 overs, Misbah-ul-Haq 56, Sarfraz Ahmed 49, Younis Khan 37, D Steyn 3-30, M Morkel 2-25, K Abbott 2-45)
  South Africa 202 (33.3 overs, AB de Villiers 77, H Amla 38, Mohammad Irfan 3-52, Rahit Ali 3-40, Wahab Riaz 3-45)
  DLS Method: par score 231 in 47 overs.
• World Cup
  West Indies (0) lost to India (2) by 4 wickets.
  WACA, Perth, 6 March.
  West Indies 182 (44.2 overs, J Holder 57, Mohammad Shami 3-35, R Jadeja 2-27, I Yadav 2-42)
  India 185-6 (39.1 overs, MS DHoni 45*, V Kohli 33, J Taylor 2-33, A Russell 2-43)
• World Cup
  Pakistan (2) beat UAE (0) by 129 runs.
  McLean Park, Napier, 4 March.
  Pakistan 339-6 (50.0 overs, Ahmed Shehzad 93, Haris Sohail 70, Misbah-ul-Haq 65, AM Guruge 4-56)
  UAE 210-8 (50.0 overs, Shaiman Anwar 62, Khurram Khan 43, Amjad Javed 40, Sohail Khan 2-54, Shahid Afridi 2-35)
• World Cup
  Pakistan (2) beat Zimbabwe (0) by 20 runs.
  Brisbane, 1 March.
  Pakistan 235-7 (50.0 overs, Misbah-ul-Haq 73, Wahab Riaz 54 *, Umar Akmal 33, T Chatara 3-35, S Williams 2-48)
  Zimbabwe 215 (49.4 overs, B Taylor 50, S Williams 33, E Chgumbura 35, Mohammad Irfan 4-30, Wahab Riaz 4-45)
• World Cup
  UAE (0) lost to India (2) by 9 wickets.
  WACA, Perth, 28 February.
  UAE 102 (31.3 overs, Shainman Anwar 35, R Ashwin 4-25, UT Yadav 2-15, R Jadeja 2-23)
  India 104-1 (18.5 overs, R Sharma 57*, V Kohli 33)
• World Cup
  South Africa (2) beat West Indies (0) by 257 runs.
  Sydney Cricket Ground, 27 February.
  South Africa 408-5 (50.0 overs, AB de Villiers 162*, HM Amla 65, F du Plessis 62, AD Russell 2-74)
  West Indies 151 (33.1 overs, J Holder 56, D Smith 31, Imran Tahir 5-45, M Morkel 2-23, K Abbott 2-37)
• World Cup
  West Indies (2) beat Zimbabwe (0) by 73 runs (DLS).
  Manuka Oval, Canberra, 24 February.
  West Indies 372-2 (50.0 overs, C Gayle 215 (10x4, 16x6), M Samuels 133* (11x4, 3x6))
  Zimbabwe 289 (44.3 overs, S Williams 79, C Ervine 52, B Taylor 37, J Taylor 3-38, J Holder 3-48, C Gayle 2-35)
  DLS: Zimbabwe target 363 to win in 48 overs
• World Cup
  India (2) beat South Africa (0) by 130 runs.
  Melbourne Cricket Ground, 22 February.
  India 307-7 (50.0 overs, S Dhawan 137, AM Rahane 79, V Kohli 46, M Morkel 2-59)
  South Africa 177 (40.2 overs, F du Plessis 55, AB de Villiers 30, R Ashwan 3-41, Mohammad Shami 2-30, MM Sharma 2-31)
• World Cup
  West Indies (2) beat Pakistan (0) by 150 runs.
  Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 21 February.
  West Indies 310-6 (50.0 overs, D Ramdin 51, L Simmons 50, D Brav0 49*, Haris Sohail 2-62)
  Pakistan 160 (39.0 overs, Sohaib Maqsood 50, Umar Akmal 59, Shahid Afridi 28, J Taylor 3-15, A Russell 3-33, S Benn 2-39)
• World Cup
  UAE (0) lost to Zimbabwe (2) by 4 wickets.
  Saxton Oval, Nelson,New Zealand, 19 February.
  UAE 285-7 (50.0 overs, Shainman Anwar 67, Khurram Khan 45, Krishna Chandran 34, TL Chatara 3-42, S Mire 2-39, S Williams 2-43)
  Zimbabwe 286-6 (48.0 overs, S Williams 76*, B Taylor 47, Sikander Raza 46, Mohammad Taukir 2-51)
• World Cup
  South Africa (2) beat Zimbabwe (0) by 62 runs.
  Seddon Park, Hamilton, 15 February.
  South Africa 339-4 (50.0 overs, D Miller 138*, JP Duminy 115*)
  Zimbabwe 277 (48.2 overs, H Masakadza 80, CJ Chibhabha 64, B Taylor 40, I Taylor 3-36, V Philander 2-30, M Morkel 2 -49)
• World Cup
  India (2) beat Pakistan (0) by 76 runs.
  Adelaide Oval , 15 February.
  India 300-7 (50.0 overs, V Kohli 107, S Raina 74, S Dhawan 73, Sohail Khan 5-55)
  Pakistan 224 (5.0 overs, Misbah-ul-Haq 76, Ahmed Shehzad 47, Haris Sohail 36, Mohammad Shami 4-35, UT Yadav 2-50, MM Sharma 2-35)
• World Cup
  South Africa (2) beat UAE (0) by 146 runs.
  Westpac Stadium, Wellington, 12 February.
  South Africa 341-6 (50.0 overs, AB de Villiers 99, F Behardien 64, DA Miller 49, Mohammad Naveed 3-63)
  UAE 195 (47.3 overs, SP Patil 57, Shainmar Anwar 39, AB de Villeers 2-15, M Morkel 2-23, VD Philander 2-34)