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India vs Australia: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 final preview

Unbeaten hosts India will take on five-time champions Australia in the Cricket World Cup final in Ahmedabad.

Al Jazeera

WATCH: Hardik Pandya sends special message to Team India ahead of World Cup 2023 final vs Australia

NEW DELHI: As India set to face Australia in the mouth-watering ICC ODI World Cup final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, allrounder Hardik Pandya, who suffered an ankle injury during the clash against Bangladesh, posted a heartfelt message to the Men in Blue ahead of the mega clash.

The Times of India

World Cup 2023 | Kohli’s highs, Shami’s menace and Rahul’s balance

India's 10-match winning streak, Australia's grit & gumption, Hardik Pandya's injury, K.L. Rahul's wicketkeeping skills, Virat Kohli's batting highs & Mohammed Shami's bowling menace make India & Australia formidable forces in the World Cup final. K.L. Rahul's contributions have been key, but Sunday will bring unique challenges.

The Hindu

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Suryakumar Yadav to lead India in five-match T20I series vs Australia: Report

NEW DELHI: As all-rounder Hardik Pandya continues to recuperate from an ankle injury, Suryakumar Yadav could lead Team India in the upcoming T20I home series against Australia, according to a media report.

The Times of India

Mohammed Shami: A man who never takes a backward step

CHENNAI: Did the untamed beauty of Mohammed Shami zap you all over again? Well, press the pause button right there and imagine how close India were to missing him totally. Had it not been for Hardik Pandya’s injury, Shami might not have taken any of those 23 wickets that have…

The Times of India

World Cup 2023 | Mohammed Shami — ‘Meticulous Maximus’ and ‘Annihilator Unabated’

Mohammed Shami: Talismanic bowler, mentor, destroyer of stumps. His unique bowling action, combined with his skill and pace, has seen him take 54 wickets in three World Cups, the highest for an Indian. He is a menace at the nets and his first spell is often devastating. His ability to…

The Hindu

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: India’s ‘best ever XI’ won’t daunt New Zealand

India have ‘no chinks in their armour’, but New Zealand say they won’t be daunted by hosts in semifinal at Wankhede.

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IND vs NZ semifinal | Will take a fresh approach because it does start again, says Williamson

Cricket World Cup 2023: New Zealand were the last to book their semifinal slot with India being the first side in the final four, followed by South Africa and Australia.

The Hindu

World Cup: Team India's bold template faces an acid test

Sacrificing consistency for impact, Rohit Sharma has shown the way. Will the hosts continue in the same vein?

The Times of India

'Wahi se andar, wahi se bahar': Wasim Akram explains how Indian bowlers are bossing the World Cup

NEW DELHI: Mohammed Shami has featured only in half the matches India have played so far in this ODI World Cup and is still the team's highest wicket-taker, led by his two five-wicket hauls in four games since the right-arm pacer was brought into the playing eleven following Hardik Pandya's…

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya ruled out of Cricket World Cup as Rahul Dravid names replacement

Seam bowler Prasidh Krishna has been called-up to the Indian squad

The Independent UK

Cricket World Cup 2023 | India-South Africa contest at Eden set to be match of the tournament

India vs South Africa at Eden Gardens: India have been table toppers, but South Africa have a consistent batting line-up. Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen will face Indian new ball attack. Hardik Pandya's injury opened door for Suryakumar Yadav and Mohammed Shami. India have a potent bowling…

The Hindu

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

Hardik Pandya out of World Cup 2023, replaced by Prasidh Krishna

Hardik Pandya ruled out of World Cup; Prasidh Krishna replaces him. India now has 6 batters and 5 bowlers, but no part-time bowler if any of the bowlers get injured or bowl poorly.

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India vs South Africa: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match preview

Unbeaten India face South Africa in a clash between the top two in the group stage standings at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

Dynamite News

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:

The Times of India

'Tough to digest...': India all-rounder Hardik Pandya after being ruled out of World Cup

NEW DELHI: India's vice-captain, Hardik Pandya, has been ruled out of the remainder of the World Cup due to an ankle injury that he sustained last month. The announcement came from the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Saturday, alongside their approval of Prasidh Krishna as Pandya's replacement.

The Hindu

Ankle injury rules Hardik Pandya out of World Cup, Prasidh Krishna to replace him in India squad

Hardik Pandya ruled out of World Cup due to ankle injury. Prasidh Krishna named replacement. ICC Event Technical Committee approves change.

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Pakistan beat New Zealand on DLS at Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: New Zealand scored 401 but Pakistan won on DLS to stay alive at the Cricket World Cup. Join James Wallace for the latest

The Times of India

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.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma's bold play, pacers' form and role clarity: Components contributing to India's perfect run at World Cup

NEW DELHI: With apologies to the pacers wreaking havoc, spinners baring their fangs, and batters bossing around, it would be fair to say that the Indian juggernaut in this World Cup is not just about explosive performances on the field.

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya unlikely for India's World Cup matches against Sri Lanka and South Africa

All-rounder Hardik Pandya is still recuperating from his ankle injury and appears unlikely to be fit in time for India's next two ICC World Cup matches against Sri Lanka and South Africa, which leaves him with a possible chance to play only in India'a last league fixture against the Netherlands…

The Times of India

Sizzling India aim to book World Cup semifinal spot against struggling Sri Lanka

Twelve years have passed since that unforgettable April night in 2011, when a nation of billions erupted in jubilation as India clinched a historic ODI World Cup. This Thursday, India face Sri Lanka in another World Cup encounter, but it's a far cry from being labeled a repeat performance.

The Hindu

In sport, you often learn more from a defeat than from a victory

Defeat can be a blessing: Australia & India have used it to their advantage. England's lack of flexibility & reluctance to drop heroes has led to their downfall. Let defeats hurt, reflect & learn the right lessons to ensure success in the future.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Shoaib Akhtar says 'mai India ki tareef kyu na karu'

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is singing praises about India's "ruthless" run in the 2023 ICC World Cup, which has seen Rohit Sharma Co winning all their six matches so far.

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