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Mitchell Marsh to rejoin Australia World Cup squad in Mumbai

AHMEDABAD: Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh will be back with the World Cup squad in Mumbai on Sunday, two day before their game against Afghanistan on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Australia beat England to win fifth-straight Cup game

Australia have all but secured a World Cup semi-final spot after an Adam Zampa-inspired 33-run win over England in Ahmedabad.

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World Cup, England vs Australia: Old foes, new woes

England aim to salvage pride against an Australian side missing Maxwell and Marsh

The Times of India

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Australia vs England — familiar foes in a strange match-up

England & Australia face off in ICC World Cup; England's dismal run has sunk them to bottom of points table; Australia must stay on track to qualify for semis; toss could play big factor at Narendra Modi Stadium.

The Hindu

Pat Cummins urges Australia to end England's Cricket World Cup misery

Defending champions will be sent home with another defeat

Evening Standard

ICC World Cup | A victory against England will be ‘a bit sweeter than beating other teams’, says Cummins

Ahmedabad: Aussie skipper Cummins believes teams should have been allowed more players than 15 for the World Cup due to its duration. Maxwell and Marsh are absent due to injury and personal reasons. Cummins hopes Maxwell will return soon, while Philips believes 15 players are "perfect" for the tournament.

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Teams should be allowed bigger squads in World Cups: Pat Cummins

AHMEDABAD: There's now a growing feeling that, considering the nearly two-month length of the tournament and the travelling involved in a country like India, the International Cricket Council should allow teams to have squads bigger -perhaps 17 or 18-than the current limit of 15 in the ODI World Cups.

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Australia's Marsh out of England game, back home for personal reasons

Australia w/o Mitchell Marsh for WC game vs England; timeline on return uncertain. Glenn Maxwell ruled out due to concussion; Marcus Stoinis & Cameron Green likely to step in. Australia 3rd in table after 6 matches, looking to secure semi-final spot.

The Hindu

Australia suffer blow as all-rounder Mitchell Marsh ruled out of Cricket World Cup 2023 indefinitely

The side will walk into their big game against England without two all-rounders

The Independent UK

Australia's Mitchell Marsh to miss World Cup clash with England for personal reasons

NEW DELHI: Australia will be without the services of all-rounder Mitchell Marsh in their highly anticipated World Cup clash against England this week. Cricket Australia announced on Thursday that Marsh has returned home to Perth due to personal reasons, and the timeline for his return to the squad remains uncertain.

The Times of India

Matthew Wade to lead Australia in T20 series against India

Matthew Wade named Aus. captain for T20I series v India. 15-member squad w/o frontline fast bowlers. Wade, Marsh interim captains. Series starts Nov 23 in Vishakhapatnam.

The Hindu

Matthew Wade to captain Australia in T20 series against India

NEW DELHI: Australian selectors announced that veteran wicketkeeper Matthew Wade will lead the Australian cricket team during the upcoming Twenty20 series against India next month. This decision comes as several senior players, including regular captain Mitchell Marsh, opt to miss the tour.

The Times of India

'Everything sort of clicked back into place...': Steve Smith reveals how he returned to form

NEW DELHI: After a triumphant performance against the Netherlands, Steve Smith, the veteran Australian cricketer, attributed his return to form in the ongoing World Cup to some key technical adjustments. On Wednesday, the 34-year-old displayed his revamped technique as he blazed his way to a robust 68-ball 71, comprising nine…

The Times of India

Australia vs Netherlands: Glenn Maxwell hits fastest World Cup century as records tumble in huge win

Maxwell needed only 40 deliveries to reach three figures as Australia raced to the biggest-ever World Cup win

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Glenn Maxwell smashes fastest-ever World Cup century in record Australia win

Australia crushed the Netherlands in a record-breaking 309-run win

The Hindu

AUS vs NED | Maxwell puts on a big show, rips the Netherlands apart

Australia's batting might on full display as Warner & Maxwell bludgeon their way to centuries. Warner's 92-ball 104 & Maxwell's 40-ball 106 power Aus to 399/8 vs Netherlands

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Aussies smash Dutch as Maxwell breaks World Cup record

Australia have beaten the Netherlands by a record 309 runs in Delhi after Glenn Maxwell blasted the fastest century in the history of cricket's World Cup.

The Times of India

World Cup, Australia vs Netherlands: Australia in search of momentum against Netherlands

Five-time champions looking to add muscle to their World Cup campaign

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Cricket World Cup 2023 AUS vs NED | Happy to bat at three if and when Travis Head comes in: Mitchell Marsh

Mitchell Marsh is content to move back to No. 3 if Travis Head returns, having scored 96, 31, 52 and 121 in India. His father Geoff Marsh was pleased with his opening partnership with David Warner, which yielded 259 runs in the last match against Pakistan.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Australia will not risk taking the Netherlands lightly

Netherlands players enjoy party hosted by ambassador; Aussies relieved Travis Head is back from injury; Dutch need good start from O'Dowd, Singh; Aussies hope Zampa continues great run; spinners, seamers have delivered for Dutch. #WorldCup #Netherlands #Australia

The Times of India

'Comfortable at three' if Travis Head is back, says Australia's Mitchell Marsh

NEW DELHI: Australian cricketer Mitchell Marsh on Tuesday expressed his readiness to take up the number three batting position if opener Travis Head returns to the team for their upcoming World Cup clash against the Netherlands.

The Times of India

'We'll address it': Mitchell Marsh on late batting collapse against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Australia won't dismiss their recent late collapse against Pakistan and will seek to rectify their batting weaknesses in the latter stages as they prepare to take on the Netherlands in their upcoming World Cup match, according to the in-form all-rounder Mitchell Marsh.

The Hindu

ICC World Cup | We'll address the batting frailties in the back end, says Mitchell Marsh

Australia won't brush aside late collapse vs Pak, will look to address batting frailties vs Netherlands, says Mitchell Marsh. Warner, Marsh smashed hundreds, but late collapse saw them finish at 367/9. Pakistan gave blueprint on how to go about back end of innings. Head firming up for return, Marsh happy…

The Times of India

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

World Cup: Treatment to Haris Rauf just pure instinct, says David Warner

BENGALURU: A slog sweep, a slog scoop or a whip scoop? One of David Warner's mammoth maximum off Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf hit the rooftop at the M Chinnaswamy stadium on Friday. It was this showstopping performance which led Australia to victory against Pakistan.

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