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World Cup: Hardik Pandya ruled out, Prasidh Krishna named replacement

KOLKATA: Hardik Pandya on Saturday became the latest player to be ruled out of the World Cup with injury. Having damaged his ankle during the match against Bangladesh, the India allrounder was expected to be available for at least the knockout stages. However, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on…

The Times of India

World Cup 2023: Sri Lankan cricket team cancels training session due to 'severe' air pollution in Delhi

NEW DELHI: After Bangladesh cricket team, Sri Lanka too had to call off their initial training session in the national capital Delhi on Saturday due to "severe" air pollution.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup | Board secretary resigns following Sri Lanka's underwhelming run in World Cup

Sri Lanka Cricket secretary Mohan de Silva resigns after team's poor performance in ODI World Cup; Sports Minister Roshan Ranasinghe blames selection committee and SLC administration; Shammi Silva elected as chair for third successive term; Sri Lanka play Bangladesh in Delhi on Nov 6, two wins from seven games.

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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 Independent UK

World Cup: Bangladesh cancel training due to poor air quality

NEW DELHI: The Bangladesh team cancelled its training session at the Arun Jaitley Stadium here on Friday evening due to poor air quality prevailing in the Capital. Bangladesh are here for their match against Sri Lanka on November 6.

The Times of India

Star All-rounder Hardik Pandya out of World Cup, Prasidh Krishna comes in as replacement

The star all-rounder Hardik Pandya had hurt his left ankle while bowling during India's World Cup match against Bangladesh in Pune. Read further in Dynamite News:

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Injured Hardik Pandya ruled out of World Cup, replaced by Prasidh Krishna

NEW DELHI: India's worst fears came true on Saturday as all-rounder Hardik Pandya was ruled out of the remainder of the ICC World Cup 2023, failing to fully recover from the ankle injury he suffered during India's match against Bangladesh.

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Mickey Arthur hopes it’s not too late for a peaking Pakistan

Pakistan in midst of turbulent WC campaign; Mickey Arthur in good spirits; intermittent showers in Bengaluru; Shadab Khan's fitness in question; Iftikhar Ahmed an underrated off-spinner; Arthur encouraged by performance vs Bangladesh; team needs better prep & attitude. #Pakistan #WorldCup #Bengaluru

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Rejuvenated Pakistan meets the injury-ravaged Kiwis

Pakistan look to summon 1992 spirit to keep World Cup hopes alive. Babar Azam's men snapped 4-match losing streak with win over Bangladesh. NZ on 3-match losing streak, have injury-ravaged outfit. Kane Williamson nursing fractured thumb. Match-day forecast dicey, hope elements don't swing fortunes.

The Hindu

Bangladesh cancel training session in Delhi due to 'severe' air pollution

NEW DELHI: Already out of the semis race, the Bangladesh cricket team on Friday cancelled their training session in the national capital ahead of the World Cup clash against Sri Lanka due to deteriorating air quality and rising levels of air pollution.

The Times of India

Mizoram poll a show of which party cares for ‘refugees’ more

In Mizoram, refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh have become a poll issue for the first time in five decades. The Mizo National Front (MNF) government has expressed "pain" for their plight, while NGOs, church organisations and individuals have taken care of them. Candidates from different parties are vying for votes…

The Hindu

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

Ten cricket stars who could be playing their last ICC Cricket World Cup

Could this be the last Cricket World Cup for stars such as Ben Stokes, Rohit Sharma, Shakib al-Hasan and Trent Boult?

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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

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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…

The Hindu

Quadrangular men’s U-19 cricket series to begin on November 13 at Mulapadu Grounds

Quadrangular Men's U-19 One Day Series cricket to start Nov 13 in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. Teams A & B, Bangladesh & England to compete. Test match between India & England in Visakhapatnam in Feb & T20 match between India & Australia in Visakhapatnam on Nov 23. Inter-school tournaments to be…

The Independent UK

Cricket World Cup points table: India top the standings

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

The Times of India

Watch: Wasim Akram explains how Pakistan can still reach the World Cup semi-finals

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's seven-wicket win over Bangladesh has kept their chances of qualifying for the ICC World Cup semi-finals alive, but the 1992 champions still rely on favourable results in other matches, especially the ones involving New Zealand.

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World Cup: Confident Pakistan keep fingers crossed

KOLKATA: Pakistan suddenly have spring in their steps and why not. Tuesday’s win against Bangladesh has not only given a new lease of life, it has also hugely boosted their confidence.

The Guardian - UK

‘A titan of the climate movement’: tributes pour in for Saleemul Huq

Huq, ‘a visionary and climate champion’, who was named one of the top 10 scientists in the world by Nature last year, has died at 71

The Independent UK

Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman admits loss to India hurt team’s morale in Cricket World Cup 2023

Fakhar Zaman top scores for Pakistan in their seven-wicket win over Bangladesh

The Independent UK

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

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

The Independent UK

Bangladesh launches new India-assisted rail projects and thermal power unit amid opposition protests

India and Bangladesh have launched two new railway links and a thermal power plant unit to strengthen connections and energy security in the region

The Hindu

India is proud to be the biggest development partner of Bangladesh: PM

India and Bangladesh strengthen ties with joint inauguration of 3 projects: Akhaura-Agartala Cross-Border Rail Link, Khulna-Mongla Port Rail Line and Maitree Super Thermal Power Plant. PM Modi and Sheikh Hasina expressed gratitude for each other's commitment to friendship. Projects will boost connectivity and energy security in the region. PM Hasina…

The Times of India

World Cup: Pakistan eliminate Bangladesh to keep slim semifinal hopes alive

KOLKATA: After his fifth delivery against Bangladesh at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday, Pakistan pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi spread his arms high and wide. They were like wings that put his team on its flight of fancy. He had sent Bangladesh opener Tanzid Hasan back with the slate still clean.

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