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IPL Trading: Hardik Pandya in talks to leave Gujarat Titans for Mumbai Indians

NEW DELHI: In a significant development in Indian cricket, it has emerged that Hardik Pandya is set to return to Mumbai Indians this IPL season after having captained Gujarat Titans for a couple of seasons. TOI has learnt that the star allrounder is being seen as a potential successor to…

The Times of India

'He is almost positive...': Rohit Sharma's daughter offers adorable insights into India skipper's post-World Cup phase

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of India's heart-wrenching loss to Australia in the ICC ODI World Cup final, skipper Rohit Sharma conceded that the team fell short, describing them as 'not good enough on the day.' Since then, Sharma has maintained a low profile in the media, but a heartwarming…

The Times of India

Watch: Rohit Sharma's daughter Samaira's adorable video going viral

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Rohit Sharma doesn't need to be taught to score hundreds, Ashwin backs skipper

Ashwin backs Rohit to score big, lauds Cummins, Bailey for reading pitch; praises Shami for golden touch, Iyer for chasing excellence.

The Hindu

BCCI to discuss with Rohit Sharma his white-ball cricket plans

With Rohit Sharma likely to focus majorly on Tests, grooming his successor will be on agenda

The Times of India

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 final: Five things that went wrong for India

India were favourites to win a home Cricket World Cup – so how did it all go wrong for them in the all-important final?

Al Jazeera

Pat Cummins' captaincy swung the World Cup final in Australia’s favour: Suresh Raina

NEW DELHI: Former India player Suresh Raina is disappointed with the outcome of India-Australia World Cup final but says that’s what cricket is all about.

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World Cup Final: Pat Cummins reveals the reason behind his surprising decision to bowl first

NEW DELHI: Australia captain Pat Cummins's decision to bowl first after winning the toss in the ODI World Cup final in Ahmedabad on Sunday surprised many, but the clinical fashion in which the Aussies won their sixth title against a team that looked unstoppable showed that Cummins co had their…

The Times of India

World Cup: Rohit Sharma leads TOI's team of the tournament

These players owned the World Cup stage. Our pick of the best XI from the mega event...

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'Keep smiling, the country is looking up to you': PM Modi visits Indian dressing room after World Cup final to cheer up the team

NEW DELHI: "It happens. Keep smiling, the country is looking up to you". That was Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message to Team India when he visited their dressing room after the defeat against Australia in the ODI World Cup final on Sunday in Ahmedabad.

The Times of India

World Cup: The future isn't so tense for ODIs

Public enthusiasm was tepid when the World Cup began, but India's rollicking run to the final, Afghanistan's fairy-tale decimation of some major teams, Australia's uncanny ability to unleash their best in the knockouts some memorable individual performances ensured that the tournament picked up pace kept fans engaged. The 50-over format…

The Times of India

World Cup: Sobering end to India's thrilling campaign

AHMEDABAD: Moments after India's crushing defeat in the World Cup final broke a billion hearts, head coach Rahul Dravid was trying to collect his thoughts and put into perspective the hurt he and his boys were feeling.

The Times of India

End of a dream run: On the World Cup final

India’s ICC title drought since 2013 continues but there was no shame in the final as Australia, the better team won

The Hindu

Unpredictability is sport’s elixir and lends an endearing quality to it

India lost World Cup final to Australia, despite having the best team in the tournament. They were outplayed in the field, with Australia seizing every decisive moment. India's defensive shell and lack of a significant alliance cost them the game. Despite the loss, Rohit, Kohli, and Mohammed Shami were the…

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Al Jazeera

India vs Australia Cricket World Cup final: Fans slam ‘mostly silent’ crowd

The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad saw an exodus of Indian cricket fans long before Australia hit the winning runs.

The Times of India

From 'Captain Fearless' Rohit to 'Special' Shami: Top five performers of World Cup

MUMBAI: The World Cup trophy was not meant to be his, but India's 'Captain Fearless' Rohit Sharma gave everything on the field and so did Mohammed Shami, who set the record for most fifers in the tournament's history.

The Guardian - UK

From Maxwell to Sharma: 2023 Cricket World Cup team of the tournament

Our cricket correspondent picks a best XI dominated by the two countries who took the field in Sunday’s final

The Times of India

World Cup final: Australia's grunt work trumps India's flair

BENGALURU: In a grainy YouTube video, football legend Gerd Muller describes how Germany defeated a great Netherlands side in the 1974 World Cup final. The whole conversation is brutally simple.

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India look at young guns to take their legacy forward after World Cup heartbreak

India's next generation of cricketers must build a new legacy unscarred from past failures. Shreyas Iyer, Ishan Kishan, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rishabh Pant have shown talent and could lead the team. India must plan ahead for the next 3-4 yrs, give consistent chances to young players anbd keep…

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Six Indians in ICC's Team of World Cup; Rohit named captain

Rohit Sharma named captain of ICC's Team of Tournament; 6 Indians incl. Virat Kohli, Player of Tournament; India lost final to Australia; Rohit led w/ 597 runs; Kohli scored 765 runs; Rahul 452 runs; Shami 24 w/kts; Bumrah 20 w/kts; Jadeja, Maxwell, Madushanka, Zampa, Coetzee complete XI.

The Times of India

World Cup: Why Team India needs Rohit Sharma as captain for at least 2 more years

NEW DELHI: On that terrible Sunday night in Ahmedabad, Rohit Sharma must have felt incredibly alone as he made his way up the Narendra Modi Stadium's lengthy staircase, shaking hands with everyone who stood in his way.

The Times of India

World Cup: India dominate 'ICC Team of the Tournament' with six players, Rohit Sharma named captain

NEW DELHI: They may not have managed to bring the Cup home, but Team India's unbeaten run before the final, which saw many players stepping up to do the job, led Rohit Sharma Co's dominance in ICC's Team of the Tournament announced on Monday.

The Times of India

Generational shift evident as India reflect on World Cup loss

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of India's heart-wrenching loss in the World Cup final, a composed Virat Kohli exchanged a brief handshake and hug with Shubman Gill, marking a poignant moment that encapsulated the imminent generational shift in Indian cricket. The night, filled with tears, underscored the need for a…

AAP

World Cup hero Head snubbed from team of tournament

Australia's World Cup hero Travis Head has been left out of the ICC's team of the tournament despite being named man of the match in the semi-final and final.

The Times of India

World Cup Final: How one bad day ruined it for India

India were on a roll, boasting an all-win record, right up until they ran into Australia in the final. From Cummins' decision to bowl first to Head's scintillating knock, here are the key moments from the final...

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