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The Test Match Special Podcasts at the Cricket World Cup.

It's gone for four.

It's all over.

Smith and Wrocks and Watson embrace. Smith leaps on Watson and he

punches the air a couple of times. Australia have emphatically won their fifth World Cup by seven wickets.

Archer, from round the wicket,

Bowles to a niche if it's short, he clubs it away

to get a single, don't throw it, don't throw it,

he didn't throw it, sorry.

Hello, I'm Artif Noois and welcome to the World Cup daily podcast as Bangladesh win a fiery contest which saw Angela Matthews make unwanted history.

They've appealed for a timed out and he's been given out.

He's been given out timed out because he wasn't ready at that time.

And in scenes which really at this level of cricket is almost unbelievable.

He throws the helmet down.

Angela Matthews out for naught, timed out.

Sri Lanka's Angelo Matthews became the first batter in international cricket to be timed out.

We'll get the thoughts of Lydia Greenway and Rochon alham on the remarkable scenes in Delhi,

hear the explanation from fourth umpire Adrian Holtzock and reaction from both camps.

Plus Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trot looks ahead

to their clash with Australia.

You're listening to the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

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