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India vs South Africa LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ODI World Cup

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Congress will form govt in Mizoram: Shashi Tharoor

Confident Congress will form Mizoram govt, Tharoor says party celebrates India's diversity, not weaknesses. BJP has failed to keep promises since 2014, he adds. Polls to 40-member Assembly on Nov 7, counting on Dec 3.

The Hindu

'Upset, angry, disappointed': David Willey on England central contract snub ahead of retirement

NEW DELHI: Bowling all-rounder David Willey, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket at the end of the ongoing One-Day International World Cup in India, expressed his feelings of being "upset, angry, and disappointed" after not being awarded a central contract with England. His exclusion from the contract made…

The Times of India

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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:

Dynamite News

'Sack them all': Outcry in Sri Lanka after World Cup humiliation

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka's abysmal World Cup campaign has triggered an outpouring of anger following their crushing 302-run defeat at the hands of host nation India. This embarrassing loss, where Sri Lanka was dismissed for a mere 55 while chasing a formidable target of 358 in Mumbai, marked the fourth-lowest…

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs South Africa: Eden Gardens awaiting a special Virat Kohli birthday

KOLKATA: The Team India juggernaut rolls into the City of Joy with the focus firmly on Virat Kohli.

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'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 Times of India

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Newslaundry

India game gave us a bit of confidence, says Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott

NEW DELHI: In the midst of a compelling World Cup campaign, Afghanistan's cricket team is gaining confidence despite a recent loss to India. Head coach Jonathan Trott sees this defeat as a pivotal moment, affirming that his squad is starting to believe they can win and dominate games.

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs South Africa: An open and shut case between Rohit Sharma and Quinton de Kock at Eden?

Sunday will see former IPL mates fighting for top run-getter's spot

The Times of India

'Beizzati apni toh karaani hi karaani...': Wasim Akram tears apart 'different balls for Indian bowlers' conspiracy theory

NEW DELHI: A conspiracy theory has been going around for the last few days, especially in Pakistan, that Indian pacers are extremely successful in the ongoing ODI World Cup because they are getting a different set of balls from the ICC. Former Pakistan cricketer Hasan Raza on Friday poured fuel…

The Times of India

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.

The Hindu

Sri Lankan board calls for 'urgent and comprehensive explanation' following 302-run loss to India

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) asked for 'urgent explanation' from coaching staff/selectors after India's 302-run win in ODI World Cup 2023. SLC believes in transparency and accountability, citing team's preparation, strategies and performance as areas of concern. Injury problems forced replacements, with Kusal Mendis taking over as captain.

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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.

The Times of India

World Cup: Relentless Indian fast bowling attack the big reason for team's unbeaten run

MUMBAI: If you understand what rhythm means in pace bowling, you will know it when you see bowlers like Mohammed Shami at work. Nice, equal strides, hands pumping next to each other and then the load up, with the front hand going up and the right hand, with solid wrists,…

The Times of India

World Cup, New Zealand vs Pakistan: Mickey Arthur slams 'stifling' security restrictions

BENGALURU: Until the beginning of the World Cup last month, many players in the Pakistan team didn't know what it meant to play in India. On either side of the border, there is a lot of interest about places, cuisines and culture. But, in the five weeks the Pakistan team…

The Hindu

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Fortune

Remote workers in Australia just got a stark warning from an Indian investor: Your job is ripe for outsourcing

Remote-work jobs could be filled more efficiently by Indian workers at 10% to 15% of an Australian employee’s salary, says Indian investor.

The Hindu

Gupkar alliance leaders urge India to play role to end bloodshed in Palestine

The Kashmiri leaders expressed regret over India’s vote during the United Nations’ resolution on the ceasefire in Palestine

The Hindu

Modi, Sunak speak on West Asia, trade deal during call

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak discussed the Israel-Hamas war and the situation in Palestine during a phone call on Friday. The two prime ministers also talked about the on-going India-U.K. trade deal negotiations.

The Guardian - UK

Zombified England stagger on against Australia as 2019 legacy fades to grey

The last World Cup left almost no imprint beyond the giddy memories of a one-off team and a mind-bending final

The Hindu

The IITs are overcommitted, in crisis

Expanding the system domestically may not have been a wise idea and building overseas branch campuses is highly problematical as far as the Indian Indian Institutes are concerned

Tom’s Hardware

Sanctions Change Means Hobbled 'China-Only' Nvidia A800 GPUs Now Diverted to Western Markets

Due to sterner sanctions on tech exports to China, the specially cut-down Nvidia A800 GPU is now being promoted in regions like North and Latin America, Europe, India, etc.

The Hindu

Gukesh, Praggnanandhaa, Arjun, Nihal can all become World champions: Boris Gelfand

Boris Gelfand, former World No. 3, is impressed by the respect Indian players give to their coaches. He finds D. Gukesh's depth of calculation, Pragg's feeling for the game, Arjun's creativity and Nihal's technique impressive. He believes they have a chance of becoming World champions. He also credits Netflix series…

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