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World Cup, India vs Pakistan: Team India bares bowling fangs in big win against Pakistan

If Kuldeep doesn't get you, Bumrah will; Siraj, Jadeja too get among the wickets

The Times of India

Clinical India beat Pakistan to maintain perfect Cricket World Cup record

Skipper Rohit Sharma’s 86 and an inspired bowling display helped India hammer Pakistan by seven wickets in Ahmedabad.

Al Jazeera

Rachin Ravindra: the World Cup breakout star from New Zealand with Indian roots

Rachin Ravindra, born in NZ to Indian parents, knew cricket was his life. He made his Test debut in India, followed by his World Cup debut in Ahmedabad, where he scored an unbeaten 123. He's a handy left-arm spinner too, and loves Test cricket for its drama. He's had stints…

The Hindu

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ICC World Cup: IND vs PAK | Rohit Sharma and bowlers make it 8-0 for India in ODI World Cups against Pakistan

India won toss and elected to bowl vs Pakistan in World Cup match in Ahmedabad. Shubman Gill replaces Ishan Kishan in Indian side. Pakistan unchanged from last match.

The Hindu

Relaxed culture of New Zealand helps me thrive: Rachin Ravindra

Allrounder feels batting in India is always fun

The Times of India

Ind vs Afg | Rohit’s swashbuckling century makes easy work of Afghanistan

Match report of the ICC World Cup match between India and Afghanistan at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, on October 11, 2023

The Hindu

ICC World Cup: Finally, Kuldeep Yadav cracks the recipe for success

CHENNAI: When Australian warhorses David Warner and Steve Smith were building a steady stand for the second wicket against India, Kuldeep Yadav’s crafty left-arm wrist spin broke the well-settled duo’s partnership. Warner was caught and bowled on 41, looking bewildered as he spooned one back to Kuldeep. He then stared…

The Times of India

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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

India vs Australia | Well begun is half done as India checks most boxes

India's 1st WC game vs Aus: Nerves held, 6-wkt win. Ashwin, Kuldeep, Jadeja bowled well, Kohli & Rahul's 165-run 4th-wkt partnership sealed victory. Hardik needs to get tight incisive overs in, but his batting was in element. Well begun is half done.

The Hindu

'If you don't show intent against Ravindra Jadeja...': Anil Kumble's warning to batters

NEW DELHI: Former Indian spinner Anil Kumble commended Ravindra Jadeja for his remarkable delivery that dismissed Steve Smith in the recent World Cup match on Sunday. Kumble praised Jadeja's skillful manipulation of angles, which played a pivotal role in this impressive performance.

The Times of India

There was lack of aggression from Australian batters: Aaron Finch on World Cup opener loss

NEW DELHI: As five-time champions Australia lost their 2023 World Cup opener in Chennai on Sunday by 6 wickets, former skipper and opener Aaron Finch feels that the batters lacked intent against the quality Indian spinners.

The Times of India

Good to have KL Rahul back, he gives us stability: Paras Mhambrey

NEW DELHI: Bowling coach Paras Mhambrey on Monday lauded KL Rahul for his outstanding knock in India's six-wicket win over Australia in their World Cup opener in Chennai.

The Times of India

Australian batsmen struggled to get on top of India spinners: Steve Smith

NEW DELHI: Australian cricketer Steve Smith acknowledged that the Aussie batters struggled to dominate the Indian spinners on a challenging Chepauk surface during their World Cup opener on Sunday.

The Times of India

Shubman Gill likely to skip match against Afghanistan, will travel with team to Delhi: Source

NEW DELHI: Indian opener Shubman Gill is progressing well in his recovery from dengue fever, which had forced him to miss India's opening match of the ODI World Cup against Australia. Although he may also sit out the game against Afghanistan, he is set to travel with the team to…

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'Everyone told me my deliveries required pace but...': Kuldeep Yadav on his revival as India's most consistent ODI bowler

NEW DELHI: In recent years, Kuldeep Yadav faced criticism in white-ball cricket for his deliveries lacking pace and not troubling batsmen enough. Despite these criticisms, no one provided him with a solution to address this issue, even as he suffered a significant knee injury during the COVID-19-affected IPL in the…

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 Times of India

India vs Australia: Virat Kohli receives 'best fielding award' after India's victory over Australia in ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: After India's thrilling six-wicket victory over Australia in the fifth match of the ODI World Cup at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium, Virat Kohli received the gold medal for the best fielding from Indian fielding coach T Dilip. A behind-the-scenes video posted by the BCCI captured the moment when…

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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'Drop Kohli, lose game': Josh Hazlewood defends Mitchell Marsh over catch blunder

NEW DELHI: In a high-profile World Cup clash between Australia and India, fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has stepped forward to absolve Mitchell Marsh of blame for a critical dropped catch that could have seen the back of Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli.

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Australia: India kick off campaign with 6-wicket win over Australia

CHENNAI: Going into the stadium, a little boy was heard telling his father: "Papa, I just want to see Kohli get runs." He couldn't be traced in the sea of humanity after the eight-hour drama and the six-wicket win, but he must have been over the moon. His hero hadn't…

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Australia: How Ravindra Jadeja's 'home advantage' hit the right spot

Southpaw's potency was enhanced due to his familiarity of Chennai wicket as Chennai Super Kings mainstay

The Guardian - UK

Kohli and Rahul work magic as India make dream start against Australia

India beat Australia by six wickets in their World Cup opener, with Virat Kohli (85) and KL Rahul (97*) leading the recovery from being two for three

AAP

Fielding, spin hurts Aussies in World Cup loss to India

Australia have been beaten by six wickets by India in their ODI World Cup opener, after sloppy fielding and spin hurt them badly in Chennai.

Evening Standard

Cricket World Cup: Virat Kohli and KL Rahul star with the bat as India cruise to six-wicket win over Australia

The hosts overcame a nightmare first couple of overs as Kohli and Rahul’s partnership of 165 runs saw them ease to victory

The Times of India

'India are showing why they are clear favourites': Michael Vaughan

NEW DELHI: Former England captain Michael Vaughan who is known for his sharp remarks on Saturday categorically stated that host India are showing why they are clear favourites to win the 2023 World Cup on their home turf.

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