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Surrey will fancy their chances of retaining the title, but Durham and Essex have high hopes and plenty of talent

Former Pakistan team director, Mickey Arthur, reflects on the tough moments during the ODI World Cup match against India and the lack of support for the team, while defending his role as director and emphasizing the need for stability and trust within the team.

Pakistan's World Cup campaign has been difficult due to heightened security restricting players to hotel rooms. This has made it difficult to socialize and unwind, creating a "Groundhog Day" effect. Despite this, players have embraced the experience of playing at new venues and have tried to create fun spaces within…

Pakistan could be without key all-rounder for New Zealand World Cup clash

Pakistan's loss to SA by 1 wkt despite their best bowling performance shows how close they were to victory. Coach Arthur praised the team's efforts, but noted their lack of runs and top 4 batsmen sticking around. He urged against a witch hunt of the captain, selector, or coaching staff.

PCB lodges two complaints with ICC regarding crowd behaviour during India vs Pakistan

Veteran has beaten 43 different countries since first being noticed flaying an MCC side to all corners in Mumbai in 2006

At Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium, India's sea of blue supporters saw their team win a convincing seven-wicket victory over arch-rival Pakistan in the most-anticipated fixture of the tournament. Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur felt it was more like a bilateral series, with few Pakistan fans and media personnel in attendance.…

Rohit scored 86 off 63 balls as India raced to a seven-wicket win with more than 19 overs to spare against Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup