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Mohammed Siraj slips to third spot in ICC ODI rankings

NEW DELHI: Star Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj slipped to third spot after Australia's Josh Hazlewood displaced him from the top spot in the latest ICC ODI rankings for bowlers on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Dan Lawrence interview: Plotting a rise up England ranks after Test return

Interview: London Spirit’s new skipper was happily surprised at England recall... and now wants to cement his place in the team

Evening Standard

Warner, Agar return as Australia seek ODI series win

Australia have won the toss and elected to bat in their ODI series decider against India in Chennai.

AAP

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Australia beat India by 21 runs: third men’s one-day international – as it happened

Australia’s spinners put the squeeze on India to bowl to claim a comfortable 21 run win and with it the series. The Aussies are now the top ranked ODI team in a World Cup year.

The Guardian - AU

India vs Australia, 3rd ODI: India's proud one-day home record at stake

Hosts need to counter the likes of Starc, Marsh in 'final'

The Times of India

Cricket Scotland 'remains unfit for purpose' as chief executive steps down

Following the publication of a governance review into Cricket Scotland, solicitor Aamer Anwar said the body is still "unfit for purpose" as the interim chief executive announced he would stand down next month after six months in post.

Daily Record

Cricket Scotland’s claims of EDI progress dismissed as ’empty soundbites’

Lawyer Aamer Anwar says the organisation ‘remains unfit for purpose’.

The Independent UK

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‘Tone deaf’: Cricket Scotland’s reaction to racism report decried by campaigners

Anti-racism campaigners have described a report into Cricket Scotland’s reaction to the diagnosis last year of institutional racism as ‘tone deaf and arrogant’

The Guardian - UK

I feel embraced by Melbourne but dejected by Australia's visa policies, as I await my wife and children to join me

I fled the horrors of state collapse in Afghanistan and am gradually feeling embraced by Melbourne. However, there's still one thing that overshadows my life here, writes Shadi Khan Saif.

ABC News

England set for World Cup defence 'without Ben Stokes' despite Matthew Mott plea

Ben Stokes retired from ODI cricket last year, but with a World Cup on the horizon England white-ball coach Matthew Mott has retained hope he will reverse his decision

Daily Mirror

SA vs WI, 3rd ODI: Heinrich Klaasen smokes 61-ball 119* as South Africa blow away West Indies

NEW DELHI: Heinrich Klaasen blasted a dazzling unbeaten century as South Africa registered a four-wicket win over West Indies in the third and final one-day international at Senwes Park on Tuesday.

The Times of India

We have narrowed it down to 17-18 players for World Cup squad, says India head coach Rahul Dravid

NEW DELHI: Team India head coach Rahul Dravid is feeling quite positive after playing three ODI home series in the build-up to the ODI World Cup as he has already narrowed his World Cup core team to 17-18 players.

The Times of India

Umran Malik can play all three formats of the game: Brett Lee

NEW DELHI: India's fast bowling sensation Umran Malik's ability to send stumps cartwheeling with consistent deliveries at and over 150kmph plus has made him a player the selectors turn to regularly for limited-overs assignments. He breathes fire on the field.

The Times of India

3rd ODI: Focus on Surya as Indian top-order burns midnight oil to tackle 'Mitchell The Menace'

CHENNAI: The prima donnas of Indian batting will have to put their best foot forward while tackling the lethal in-dippers from Mitchell Starc when they face Australia in the series-deciding third ODI here on Wednesday.

The Times of India

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Star duo Marsh, Starc ready to rip into India again

Australia will be aiming to follow up Sunday's 10-wicket thrashing of India with a win in the series finale in Chennai on Wednesday.

The Times of India

'It's time': Coach Stead calls for separate coaches for New Zealand teams

New Zealand head coach Gary Stead says it is time for the Black Caps to have separate coaches for their Test and white ball teams. Stead further added that separate coaches guiding the different teams will help ease the demands on staff.

The Times of India

Bangladesh-Ireland ODI washed out after Mushfiqur Rahim's record knock

NEW DELHI: The second one-day international between Bangladesh and Ireland has been called off due to rain in Sylhet, Bangladesh on Monday after the hosts posted their highest-ever ODI total.

The Times of India

Classy Virat Kohli can get 100 international centuries; Hardik Pandya will be key for India at World Cup: Shane Watson

NEW DELHI: The monkey was off his back. Relief was writ large on Virat Kohli's face when he notched up his long-awaited century in the fourth and final Test against Australia. There was a sense of satisfaction in his mute celebration. The wait, since his last Test century in November…

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ODI Recap, from 1981 to now: India's six 10-wicket defeats

It's not very often that a team goes down by a 10-wicket margin in limited overs cricket. For Team India this has happened only six times in their ODI history.

The Times of India

Getting Jasprit Bumrah back will be vital for India for the ODI World Cup, feels Aaron Finch

Aaron Finch, a former white ball captain of Australia, is shuttling between Qatar and India to attend to his commitments with the Legends League Cricket (LLC), in which he leads the World Giants side, and commentary assignment for the on-going India-Australia white ball series.

The Times of India

ODI Recap, 1986 to now: India's 5 lowest completed innings totals at home

NEW DELHI: No one expected Team India to capitulate the way they did in Visakhapatnam on Sunday against the Aussies. The Indian innings lasted just 26 overs, while Australia completed their run chase in a mere 11 overs.

AAP

Could Mitch Marsh be Australia's World Cup opener?

Mitch Marsh's stunning form in India has raised the question about whether he should be given an opening role for the ODI World Cup as well.

The Times of India

Right-arm pacers have troubled us as well: Rohit dismisses pattern of failure against left-arm quicks

NEW DELHI: Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has now twice got the better of India top-order batters in the ODI series but skipper Rohit Sharma refused it to be a pattern of failure against the left-arm quicks, pointing out that the team has also been troubled by the right-arm fast bowlers.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma unfazed with SKY's failures, says he has shown a lot of potential and needs to get a consistent run

VISAKHAPATNAM: Suryakumar Yadav’s back-to-back golden duck has become the talk of the town. The Mumbaikar, who has set a new benchmark in T20 cricket, has been found wanting thus far in the ODI format. However, skipper Rohit Sharma is unfazed with the drought of runs from his player.

The Times of India

2nd ODI in Numbers: Multiple records broken as Australia sink India

NEW DELHI: Pacer Mitchell Starc turned out to be the tormentor-in-chief with the ball while openers Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head hit dazzling half-centuries as Australia romped to a 10-wicket win over India in the second one-dayer in Visakhapatnam to level the series.

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