Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar dreamt of World Cup 2011 glory soon after the 2007 edition ended in disaster for India.

Sachin Tendulkar talks about his finest memories of the 2011 World Cup where he finally fulfilled his lifetime dream of lifting the coveted trophy.

He was India's most dependable player in the World Cup and was aptly named the Man of the Tournament. NDTV caught up with Yuvraj Singh after the historic win in Mumbai which he dedicated to master batsman Sachin Tendulkar. Here are the excerpts of the exclusive interview:

One-time wild boy Jesse Ryder says he has had plenty of time out of cricket to think about his game. It's all about patience for him now, he says.

Ratnakar Shetty spoke to NDTV on the ticketing controversy and a high-handed ICC in this edition of the Cricket World Cup.

Former Pakistan captain Moin Khan has criticised coach Waqar Younis for questioning the fitness of pacer Shoaib Akhtar in front of the media, saying that such statements will create problems in the team in the ongoing World Cup.

Australia fast bowler Brett Lee believes his team's pace battery will not be neutralised by slow, spin-friendly pitches at the World Cup.

Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni insists his team will go into Saturday's World Cup opener against Bangladesh without the baggage of their humiliating loss in 2007.

Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan on Friday brushed aside fears about taking on power-packed India in Saturday's World Cup opener, saying his side was confident of doing well.

Indian opener Virender Sehwag has conceded that his axing from the Indian team four years ago forced him to look inwards and make changes in his game which eventually paid him rich dividends.