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Paul Collingwood backs Zak Crawley to excel in role of England captain

Crawley has been eager to break into the white-ball setup for some time.

The Independent UK

Australia great Adam Gilchrist reveals his four World Cup semi-finalists

NEW DELHI: Australian great and former wicket-keeper batter on Monday revealed his four semi-finalists for the upcoming ODI World Cup slated to start in India on October 5.

The Times of India

'Fascinating how Rishabh Pant's impact has changed...': Former Australian wicket-keeper

NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant may not be fit to participate in the upcoming World Cup, but former Australian cricketer Adam Gilchrist remains captivated by the significant impact the talented wicket-keeper batter has had during his six-year association with the Indian national team.

The Times of India

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'Practised a lot to generate...': Mohammed Siraj on his magical spell

NEW DELHI: After hours of dedicated practice in the nets, honing the skill of making the cricket ball swing in the air and then move away unpredictably after pitching, Mohammed Siraj reaped the rewards. The Indian fast bowler delivered a mesmerising performance, claiming six wickets for just 21 runs against…

The Times of India

Tim Southee will be given every chance to prove his fitness, says Gary Stead

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's premier fast bowler, Tim Southee, will have an opportunity to demonstrate his fitness in preparation for the upcoming World Cup in India, according to head coach Gary Stead.

The Times of India

Jason Roy questions England future after second World Cup dumping

Jason Roy is considering his international future after being dumped from an England World Cup squad at the 11th hour for the second time in a year

The Guardian - UK

England offer discarded opener Jason Roy chance to be World Cup injury reserve

Roy found himself squeezed out by Harry Brook when the final squad was announced on Sunday.

The Independent UK

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Virat Kohli reveals what fuels Team India's determination to win World Cup

NEW DELHI: Eager to end their 12-year-long wait for the ODI World Cup title, star India batter Virat Kohli on Monday revealed his and teammates' determination to once again transform the aspirations of fans into reality.

The Times of India

India ready to win ODI World Cup: Kapil Dev

NEW DELI: India crushed Sri Lanka in a one-sided Asia Cup final on Sunday to sound the World Cup warning and legendary Kapil Dev believes Rohit Sharma and co. are ready to clinch the ICC trophy at home after a gap of over 12 years.

The Times of India

Jason Roy axing shows ‘ruthless’ side of sport – but England keep the door open

World Cup winner Jason Roy was dropped from the England squad to make way for Harry Brook

The Independent UK

India build perfect World Cup template through middle-order clarity, ruthless bowling unit

COLOMBO: Three weeks back, India arrived in Sri Lanka for the Asia Cup seeking answers for a multitude of riddles.

The Times of India

Injured South African pace duo's ODI World Cup participation remains uncertain

NEW DELHI: The availability of South African fast bowlers Anrich Nortje and Sisanda Magala for the upcoming ODI World Cup in India remains uncertain as the duo faces a fitness test this week. Both players were initially included in South Africa's 15-member squad for the World Cup but had limited…

The Times of India

Australia's Travis Head faces World Cup injury scare, Marnus Labuschagne nears return

NEW DELHI: Australia's World Cup campaign has been dealt a significant blow as opening batter Travis Head has been ruled out of the first half of the tournament in India due to a fracture in his left hand.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: Mohammad Siraj's 6/21 helps India gallop to title win

"Ye ek dream hain sir (This is a dream)," were Indian seamer Mohammad Siraj's first words to commentator Sanjay Manjrekar, after his 6/21, including a mesmerising four-wicket over, his second, and the fourth of the innings, blew away Sri Lanka for 50 in 15.2 overs in the Asia Cup final…

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Rohit Sharma: Axar to miss first two ODIs against Australia; Shreyas is 99 per cent fit

Despite Washington having been called up for the Asia Cup final, Rohit stated R. Ashwin, the veteran offspinner, is not ruled out for the World Cup. Axar Patel is set to miss at least the first two ODIs against Australia, starting Friday, while Shreyas Iyer is on the verge of…

The Times of India

'A kick to the rear end...': Sri Lanka coach disappointed with Asia Cup final loss

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka coach Chris Silverwood on Sunday expressed disappointment over his team's lackluster performance in the Asia Cup final. However, he viewed the defeat as a valuable wake-up call for his side, coming just before the ODI World Cup next month.

The Independent UK

End of the road for Jason Roy? What England squad surprise means for World Cup

Roy has been a mainstay of the team for the past eight years but will not feature in India.

The Times of India

'Miyan Magic': Mohammed Siraj's devastating spell against Sri Lanka in Asia Cup final explained

NEW DELHI: India pacer Mohammed Siraj, who is known as Miyan Magic among his peers, produced one of the most devastating bowling spells in an ODI final on Sunday as he helped his team bundled out hosts Sri Lanka for just 50 at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. India then…

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Asia Cup: ACC and SLC announce $50,000 award for curators and groundsmen

NEW DELHI: In a generous gesture of appreciation, the entire team of groundstaff who worked tirelessly to prepare the cricket grounds in Colombo and Pallekele for the Asia Cup, despite the challenges posed by a full-blown monsoon season, will be rewarded with a prize money of $50,000.

The Independent UK

Jason Roy misses out on World Cup as England replace him with Harry Brook

Roy helped England win the trophy four years ago.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook called up to England’s Cricket World Cup squad but there’s a notable absence

Harry Brook has been drafted inot the England squad ahead of the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Jason Roy left out of England’s World Cup squad with Harry Brook preferred

Jason Roy has been dropped from England’s World Cup squad after failing to play any of the four recent ODIs against New Zealand because of recurring back spasms

Evening Standard

Harry Brook added to England squad for World Cup as Jason Roy misses out after injury issue

Brook surprisingly missed out on England’s provisional squad but has forced his way into the picture

The Times of India

Injuries close to World Cup could really cost you: Rahul Dravid

NEW DELHI: India's head coach, Rahul Dravid, expressed concerns about the impact of injuries on the team's preparations for the upcoming ODI World Cup. He highlighted the setbacks faced by players like Shreyas Iyer and Axar Patel, emphasising that such injuries make the task of managing the squad more challenging.

The Times of India

'You get what's in your destiny': Mohammad Siraj on his maiden five-wicket haul in ODIs

NEW DELHI: Star Indian pacer Mohammad Siraj ripped apart Sri Lanka batting line-up, grabbing his maiden five-wicket haul in one-day internationals (ODI) during the Asia Cup 2023 final in Colombo on Sunday.

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