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India vs Pakistan: Not a single ticket available but where's the buzz?

AHMEDABAD: The first thing that hits you after landing in Ahmedabad and walking out of the aerobridge towards the baggage belt is an electronic billboard.

The Times of India

ODI World Cup, Australia vs South Africa: Australia look to put up a good show against South Africa

Five-time champions will aim to bounce back from a demoralizing loss to India when they face high-flying South Africa

The Times of India

England’s Reece Topley making up for lost time at Cricket World Cup

Years of injury and frustration thwarting World Cup ambitions finally came to an end for England’s seamer against Bangladesh

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South Africa wary of playing wrist spinner Tabraiz Shamsi against Australia, says Quinton de Kock

NEW DELHI: South African wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock expressed his belief that the Australian batting unit's difficulties against Indian spinners in their previous match was an unusual occurrence. De Kock pointed out that players like Steve Smith and David Warner have a strong track record of dominating slow bowlers, as…

The Times of India

ICC WORLD CUP | Stoinis fit again and available for selection: Australian skipper Cummins

Cummins: Stoinis fit, Aussies to look at him closely for South Africa match; rivalry with Proteas a clash of two similar teams; Head to undergo scans.

The Hindu

Watch: Hardik Pandya's special birthday celebration as star all-rounder turns 30

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket's dynamic all-rounder, Hardik Pandya, celebrated his 30th birthday on Wednesday.

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Afghanistan: Virat Kohli-Naveen-ul-Haq duel set to corner spotlight

NEW DELHI: The rise of Afghanistan's cricket in the last seven years has been one of the most endearing stories in world cricket. Their journey from playing qualifiers to automatic entry in a World Cup notwithstanding is commendable. However, they still have a long way to go before they can…

The Times of India

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World Cup: Pat Cummins banks on 'India knowledge'

CHENNAI: Over the years, the MA Chidambaram Stadium has been Australia's happy hunting ground. It is in fact their most successful ODI venue in India, with five victories from six matches. Australia skipper Pat Cummins is looking to bank on the team's experience of touring India to begin the quest…

The Times of India

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Our first aim is to get into the semifinals: Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha

Bangladesh coach Hathurusingha aims for semifinal berth in 2023 ODI World Cup; Afghanistan captain Shahidi confident of team's performance, determined to make history.

The Hindu

World Cup: Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra slam tons as New Zealand hammer England

AHMEDABAD: It was a rematch of the thrilling 2019 ODI World Cup final at Lord's which they had lost to England due to a dubious boundary countback rule, and, if New Zealand had revenge in their minds, they got it in ample measure, after four years of wait!

The Times of India

Pat Cummins on World Cup 2023: Australians get a lot of love when we play in India

Pat Cummins, captain of the Australian cricket team, hopes to display some aggression in the ODI World Cup 2023. His first match is against India in Chennai. When he’s not watching sports documentaries, Pat Cummins loves spending time with his baby boy.

The Hindu

England look to spoil ‘under pressure’ India’s Cricket World Cup party

Defending champions England are among the teams most likely to stop hosts and favourites India from lifting the trophy.

Al Jazeera

India loses mystery as Australia launch World Cup pitch

Australia's players believe a wealth of white-ball experience in India allows them to feel at home as they pursue a sixth crown at the one-day World Cup.

AAP

Harry Brook earned England World Cup call-up – but can he do it in India?

Brook will be under pressure to perform after England opted for youth over Jason Roy’s experience

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The Times of India

World Cup's new mantra: Caution at the top

Preserving wickets in the first powerplay and accelerating through the middle death overs may be key

The Times of India

Jitesh Sharma’s India dream realised at nondescript Hangzhou ground

NAGPUR: The wait started during the home T20 series against Sri Lanka in January this year. The Ireland tour went by, warming the bench in the chilly environs. Finally, the dream was realized in Hangzhou, China.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup | IPL experience could be handy in this World Cup: Van der Dussen

Rassie van der Dussen believes South Africa's batting line-up is formidable, with IPL experience helping them adjust to different conditions. He feels the team's experience at different venues will be key to success at the World Cup.

The Guardian - UK

From Livingstone to De Leede: my six players to watch at the Cricket World Cup

Late-blooming batsmen, key all-rounders or impressive young bowlers – who will prove the matchwinners in India?

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2023 ODI World Cup: From Kuldeep to Rashid - Watch out for these spinners

With India set to host the 2023 ODI World Cup after a hiatus of 12 years, the spinners are licking their chops in anticipation of bagful of wickets on helpful, turning Indian tracks.

Evening Standard

Can anyone stop India? Assessing Cricket World Cup 2023 favourites

Run this World Cup through the kind of 'Super Duper Computer' that tends to be roused for its predictions around this time in any tournament cycle, and you could bet your last IPL franchise dollar that it would pre-ordain India as champions.

The Times of India

Cricketer Sandeep Warrier 'extremely happy' to bask in roller-skater wife Aarathy Kasturi's Asian Games glory

NEW DELHI: Sandeep Warrier has seen better half Aarathy Kasturi Raj's struggles over the years and as her biggest strength and pillar of support, couldn't be more proud seeing the acclaimed roller skating ace win her first Asian Games medal, a team bronze in 3000m relay in Hangzhou.

The Guardian - UK

Indian hype for Cricket World Cup will grow but fans come off second best

Nonexistent marketing and the nightmare of obtaining tickets are unlikely to dampen the passion of a cricket-loving nation

The Times of India

Why the ODI needs this World Cup

The 50-over format is no more a cosy fit in cricket's lucrative T20 ecosystem. Come World Cup time, however, the one-day game can again be king. At least for a few days. At least for one more edition...

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup preview | South Africa has the talent, experience and form to realise its potential and get rid off the ‘choker’ tag

South Africa has the talent, experience and form to be the dark horse of the World Cup. With Quinton de Kock, Temba Bavuma, Rassie van der Dussen and Aiden Markram in the batting line-up, and Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Marco Jensen in the bowling attack, the Proteas have the…

The Independent UK

England captain Jos Buttler believes India are favourites for World Cup

The last three editions of the Cricket World Cup – India in 2011, Australia in 2015 and England in 2019 – have been won by the host nation.

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