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'There's nothing even remotely close to a choke...': South Africa coach Rob Walter after semi-final defeat

NEW DELHI: South Africa's cricket coach, Rob Walter, vehemently dismissed suggestions that his team succumbed to World Cup semi-final nerves in their gripping three-wicket loss to Australia. Walter insisted that it "was nothing even remotely close to a choke" as the Proteas faced a challenging situation right from the start.

The Times of India

World Cup: Eden Gardens pitch devils haunt South Africa’s top order

KOLKATA: Was the Eden Gardens track as unplayable on Thursday afternoon as South Africa made it out to be in the first Powerplay? Or was the magnitude of the occasion playing on their minds? South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma had admitted on Wednesday that he was nervous ahead of their…

The Times of India

Australia channel Kali’s power to beat South Africa in Cricket World Cup

Battle between two strong contenders with South Africa playing in four World Cups, Australia lifting trophy five times.

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Echoes of 1999 swirl but Proteas fall short of turning the tables on old foes

Semi-final followed an eerily familiar script but Australia held their nerve to ensure there was no redemption for South Africa

The Guardian - UK

‘Great spectacle of cricket’ – Australia relishing World Cup final against India

Australia booked their place in Sunday’s showpiece against in-form hosts India with a three-wicket win over South Africa.

The Independent UK

Australia scrape past valiant South Africa to set up World Cup final with India

NEW DELHI: South Africa put up a spirited fight but faltered yet again in a knock-out game, failing to shed their 'chokers' tag as a nervy Australia crawled to a three-wicket win in the second semi-final to set up the World Cup summit clash with unbeaten India in Ahmedabad on…

The Times of India

AUS vs SA | Aussies overcomes middle-order stutter, makes final

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Australia wins by three wickets, sets up final vs India. Australia beats South Africa by 3 wickets to reach the World Cup final. David Miller's 101 and Travis Head's 62 helped South Africa and Australia respectively.

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Australia to face India in Cricket World Cup final after beating South Africa by three wickets

Five-time champions battled through to Sunday's final with a nervy three-wicket win against South Africa

Evening Standard

World Cup: What will happen if South Africa vs Australia semi-final is washed out

NEW DELHI: Australia's fast bowlers, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood, made early breakthroughs, claiming two wickets each to dismantle South Africa's top order in the second World Cup semi-final on Thursday.

The Times of India

Australia seeking flash of inspiration as sun goes down on class of 2015

They may not have South Africa’s clockwork game plan, but Australia’s unpredictability could yet secure a spot in the final

The Guardian - UK

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Australia vs South Africa semifinal preview

South Africa captain Bavuma says they are wary of Australia’s experience but he is confident of his side’s chances.

Al Jazeera

Australia eye dominant finish against Bangladesh ahead of World Cup knockouts

NEW DELHI: Having already secured a spot in the World Cup semifinals, the dominant Australian cricket team is set to face Bangladesh in their final group stage match, sans Shakib Al Hasan, on Saturday. Australia, riding high on their batting prowess and recent victories, aims to continue their unbeaten streak…

The Times of India

World Cup: Josh Hazlewood hopes Glenn Maxwell is fit again to play Bangladesh after miracle of Mumbai

NEW DELHI: Paceman Josh Hazlewood anticipates that Glenn Maxwell will be ready to face Bangladesh in Australia's final round-robin match at the World Cup this weekend, despite the challenging nature of his remarkable innings against Afghanistan on Tuesday.

The Times of India

From Tunbridge Wells to the Wankhede: the relationship between superstitions and cricket

It was Kapil Dev back then and it was Glenn Maxwell now. It was 17 for 5 against an unheralded Zimbabwe team full of professionals playing league cricket in England back then and on Tuesday night, it was 91 for 7 against an Afghanistan attack full of T20 league freelancers…

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Glenn Maxwell's heroics evoke memories of Kapil Dev's 1983 World Cup exploits

NEW DELHI: The electrifying atmosphere at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai during Glenn Maxwell's match-winning heroics against Afghanistan brought back echoes of a historic day in cricket 40 years ago. In 1983, it was Kapil Dev for India, and on Tuesday night, it was Glenn Maxwell for Australia, producing stunning…

The Times of India

Australia and England face off in crucial World Cup clash

NEW DELHI: Australia and England, the Ashes rivals, are set to clash in a pivotal encounter in the ongoing World Cup, with their fortunes taking divergent paths. Australia is riding high, firmly on course for the semi-finals, while England is barely hanging on with a string of defeats.

The Times of India

World Cup: Australia gear up for blockbuster clash with New Zealand

NEW DELHI: A resurgent Australia are poised to maintain their winning momentum as they prepare to take on arch-rivals New Zealand in a highly anticipated clash at the One-Day International Cricket World Cup. Australia's recent performances, including a record-breaking 309-run victory against the Netherlands, have signalled a return to form…

The Times of India

Shubman Gill inches closer to dethroning Babar Azam from no.1 spot in ODI rankings

NEW DELHI: Star India opener Shubman Gill on Wednesday closed in on world no.1 ODI batsman Babar Azam in the latest rankings released by the ICC, narrowing the gap to a mere 6 points.

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Australia aim for dominance against tenacious Netherlands in World Cup Clash

NEW DELHI: Australia, reinvigorated by their recent resurgence in batting prowess, are set to face a resilient Netherlands in their upcoming World Cup match. The five-time champions have displayed a remarkable turnaround after a disappointing start to their campaign, securing two convincing victories over Sri Lanka and Pakistan. However, they…

The Times of India

AUS vs SL: Embattled Australia, stuttering Sri Lanka search first World Cup win

NEW DELHI: Australia and Sri Lanka are set to face off in the ICC Cricket World Cup, with both teams desperately seeking their first win in the tournament. Australia has had a disappointing start, suffering losses against India and South Africa, leaving them in ninth place in the standings with…

The Guardian - AU

South Africa thrash Australia by 134 runs: Cricket World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Quinton De Kock’s century earned the Proteas their second win and left Australia in trouble

The Times of India

KL Rahul: The steel in the middle

CHENNAI: Those were still early days in his international career when KL Rahul was batting at the nets on a cold morning in Ireland in 2018.

The Times of India

'Play like it's Test cricket': How India beat Australia in ODI World Cup with Test match approach

NEW DELHI: In a striking departure from the T20 cricket trend that has influenced batting strategies in one-day internationals, India opted for a Test match-like approach to clinch a tense victory in their low-scoring World Cup opener against Australia on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Josh Hazlewood insists Virat Kohli dropped catch wasn’t decisive moment in India-Australia game

India went on to beat Australia by six wickets in their World Cup opener

The Times of India

'It feels nice to beat a big side': Ravindra Jadeja after India's win against Australia

NEW DELHI: India's star spinner, Ravindra Jadeja, celebrated a significant victory over cricket giants Australia, attributing the win to a surge in team confidence as the World Cup campaign commenced. The host nation secured a commanding six-wicket triumph over the five-time World Cup champions, Australia, in a high-stakes match that…

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