1. Bangladesh registered the fourth lowest team score in a World cup match and the first among Test playing nations.
2. Suleiman Benn has now opened the bowling for the West Indies in all their three matches.
3. Chris Gayle (37*) reached a milestone of 8000 runs in one day cricket.
4. Darren Sammy in just his seventh completed match as captain of the West Indies has now won four of those matches in charge. This win is his first against a Test playing nation.
5. West Indies have conceded just 1 run as an extra in terms of a wide in their last three matches.
6. Kemar Roach (3-19) is now  the tournament’s second leading wicket taker behind Shahid Afridi with 10 wickets. He has claimed 36 wickets in his 18 match one day career so far.
7. Tamim Iqbal’s duck is already the ninth in his 92 innings career so far.
8. Suleiman Benn’s 4 – 18 in this match is his career best effort in one day internationals.
9. West Indies, along with Australia and New Zealand are the only teams to have won World cup matches by a margin of nine wickets on three instances.

– Sharath

1. New Zealand played just their second match in Ahmedabad, both the matches not against India and has won both the matches.
2. Hamish Bennett, who claimed 6 wickets for New Zealand in the first 2 matches was the only New Zealand bowler to have bowled more than 4 overs and didn’t claim a wicket.
3. Utseya, Cremer and Price, batted at numbers 8, 9 and 10 respectively for Zimbabwe and scored nearly 43% of the total score.
4. Interestingly both the teams conceded just 4 extras respectively.
5. This victory margin (10 wickets) is already New Zealand’s second in the tournament in three matches.
6. Tim Southee (3-29) has now claimed 59 wickets in 46 matches. Interestingly, Southee has claimed just 7 wickets in his last seven matches after his five wicket haul against Pakistan in Wellington in January 2011.
7. Martin Guptill’s unbeaten 86 is his first in World cup matches and tenth overall in his limited overs career. His two sixes in the match has ensured that he maintains his better sixes:matches ration as he has already scored 31 sixes in his 45 innings career so far.
8. Brendon McCullum’s unbeaten 76 is also just his second World cup fifty in 13 innings and 19^th overall in his career.

– Sharath