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ICC World Cup | Mickey Arthur hopes it’s not too late for a peaking Pakistan

Pakistan must win both games and rely on other results to reach semis; Mickey Arthur says team hasn't played to full potential; need to strike balance between batting, bowling, fielding; Arthur not buying parallel with 1992 World Cup; players remain calm despite stressful situation; must respect NZ, factor in NRR;…

The Hindu

Mohammed Shami has been the bowler of the World Cup: Ben Stokes

AHMEDABAD: With their consistent demolition job in the 2023 World Cup, India's all-conquering bowlers are now earning lavish praise from the opposition batters they've tormented too. On Friday, England's Test captain Ben Stokes, while talking to the reporters here at the Narendra Modi Stadium, termed paceman Mohammed Shami, who's taken…

The Times of India

Ben Stokes to have knee surgery after World Cup

Concerns over the Test captain’s left knee have increased over the last 18 months.

The Independent UK

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'We've been back in COVID times...': Mickey Arthur on stringent security measures for the Pakistan team

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's Director of Cricket, Mickey Arthur, has attributed part of the difficulties in their World Cup campaign to the stringent security measures that have confined players to their hotel rooms, limiting their ability to socialise.

The Times of India

Security around Pakistan cricket team has been stifling for players in World Cup: Mickey Arthur

Pakistan's World Cup campaign has been difficult due to heightened security restricting players to hotel rooms. This has made it difficult to socialize and unwind, creating a "Groundhog Day" effect. Despite this, players have embraced the experience of playing at new venues and have tried to create fun spaces within…

The Hindu

Ben Stokes set to have knee surgery after England’s Cricket World Cup ends

The 32-year-old hopes to return as an all-rounder for England’s Test series against India in January after surgery on a chronic injury

The Guardian - UK

ICC World Cup | A victory against England will be ‘a bit sweeter than beating other teams’, says Cummins

Ahmedabad: Aussie skipper Cummins believes teams should have been allowed more players than 15 for the World Cup due to its duration. Maxwell and Marsh are absent due to injury and personal reasons. Cummins hopes Maxwell will return soon, while Philips believes 15 players are "perfect" for the tournament.

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Ben Stokes to have knee surgery after Cricket World Cup

England Test captain Ben Stokes is due to have knee surgery following the tournament

The Independent UK

Watch: Shreyas Iyer clinches 'Fielder of the Match' award as India dominate Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: India clinched a resounding 302-run victory against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai on Thursday. The victory propelled India into the semi-final of the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup.

The Times of India

World Cup: Netherlands opt to bat against Afghanistan

NEW DELHI: Netherlands captain Scott Edwards won the toss and chose to bat against Afghanistan in the 34th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana cricket stadium in Lucknow on Friday.

The Times of India

'Start celebrating your fast bowlers...': Shoaib Akhtar requests Indian fans after pacers dismantle Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistani fast-bowler, Shoaib Akhtar, known as the 'Rawalpindi Express,' heaped praise on India's pace trio after their astounding performance in a World Cup match that led to a 302-run victory over Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.

The Times of India

Records tumble as India mercilessly demolish Sri Lanka in Cricket World Cup match

Large number of records made and broken in India’s brutal drubbing of Sri Lanka

The Independent UK

Teams should be allowed bigger squads in World Cups: Pat Cummins

AHMEDABAD: There's now a growing feeling that, considering the nearly two-month length of the tournament and the travelling involved in a country like India, the International Cricket Council should allow teams to have squads bigger -perhaps 17 or 18-than the current limit of 15 in the ODI World Cups.

The Times of India

New Zealand's Matt Henry ruled out of World Cup, Kyle Jamieson named replacement

NEW DELHI: In a big blow to New Zealand's World Cup campaign, fast bowler Matt Henry has been sidelined for the remainder of the tournament due to a torn hamstring. The 31-year-old sustained the injury during a group-stage match against South Africa in Pune, where his team faced a crushing…

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World Cup: How a potent bowling attack is powering South Africa campaign

PUNE: India are not the only team having a 'Chinaman' bowler in the ranks. South Africa's Tabraiz Shamsi is cut from the same cloth as Kuldeep Yadav. Like the Ravindra Jadeja-Kuleep combo of left-arm spin, the Shamsi-Keshav Maharaj duo is turning out to be a vital cog in South Africa's…

The Times of India

'A complete batter...': Wasim Akram heaps praise on 'best' Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI: Modern day great Virat Kohli faced a heartbreak at Wankhede stadium on Thursday, missing out on the chance to equal Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49 One Day International (ODI) hundreds again. But he showed his class with a solid 88, off 94 balls, while adding a match-turning 189…

The Times of India

World Cup: Why New Zealand are not losing sleep, yet

Defeat to SA was deflating but wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka will see team through to semis

The Hindu

World Cup not a stage to focus on individual milestones: Iyer

Shreyas Iyer: World Cup stage not for individual milestones; India's bowling performance "surreal" after crushing Sri Lanka by 302 runs. Iyer hopes to get a hundred for India in coming matches.

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I judge myself through my rhythm not number of wickets: Siraj

Mohammed Siraj's parameter of judging himself is consistency in deliveries bowled in good areas, not wickets taken. He's taken nine wickets from seven games, and after India's 302-run win over Sri Lanka, he was in rhythm with 3/16 in 7 overs.

The Times of India

'Qualifying for the ICC World Cup has spurred interest among Dutch spectators'

Nitin Potdar, a board member of KNCB (Royal Dutch Cricket Association), is responsible for its cricket development. An IT professional with a Swedish energy company, he's also former chairman of Qui Vive Cricket Club, one of the largest in The Netherlands. He's been associated with Dutch cricket for over 22…

The Times of India

'Never seen him out of form...': Misbah-ul-Haq and Shoaib Malik praise 'extraordinary' Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Another big win and another terrific performance from India's pace attack in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup. The pace trio of Jasprit Bumrah, Moahmmed Shami and Mohammed Siraj blew away the Sri Lankan batting line-up at Wankhede stadium on Thursday, dismissing them for mere 55 runs in…

The Times of India

World Cup, Afghanistan vs Netherlands: Battle of the giant-killers

No longer just minnows, can Afghanistan stay in the hunt for a semis spot by beating the Netherlands today?

The Independent UK

Cricket World Cup points table: Why are India above South Africa and Australia

Temba Bavuma’s team have 12 points from seven matches but they have played one match more than India

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Sri Lanka: Shami, Siraj blow Sri Lanka away as India win big for seventh straight victory

MUMBAI: If anyone still wanted reasons as to why India are the team to beat in this World Cup, Rohit Sharma's side laid them down at an electric Wankhede Stadium against Sri Lanka here on Thursday.

The Times of India

India through, Bangladesh out: Where do other teams stand in the race to World Cup semis

NEW DELHI: The dominant fashion in which India stormed into the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup is nothing less than a fairytale. Seven matches, seven wins, including a demolition job against Sri Lanka in their seventh match on Thursday for a massive 302-run victory -- there'll be few who…

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