This World Cup does not ceases to entertain. In the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 today, Australia recorded the biggest victory by margin of runs and Pakistan kept it's quarter final hope afloat. At Perth, Australia mauled Afghanistan by a whopping margin of 275 runs, biggest in World Cup and second highest in history of ODI. Put into bat first, Co-hosts amassed a World Cup record total of 417, as they bettered, India's record of 413 and then a fierce pace bowling dismantled Afghanistan at just 142. David Warner and Steve Smith's clubbed 260 together, that laid foundation for a formidable total. Warner's knock of 178 off 133 balls, the second-highest score in a ODI by an Australian was adjudged 'Man of The Match' performance. The Aussie pace attack took 8 wickets in total and Mitchell Johnson claimed 4 of them. In the other encounter at Napier, Pakistan kept it's quarter final hope alive after cruising a comfortable victory over UAE by 129 runs. UAE could only manage 210 in 50 overs in reply's to Pakistan's 339. With two victory in 4 matches Pakistan is holding fourth spot in Pool-B by an edge. With victory required in each match left for them, it will be interesting to watch their next encounter against in form South Africa.