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UCI threatens Cyclocross World Championships ban for riders who skip World Cup races

'It's not a competition in which you can pick and choose as you please' Lappartient says as Nys misses Sunday's race in Dendermonde

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World Cup: Rohit Sharma becomes first player to score more than 500 runs in two consecutive editions

NEW DELHI: One of the reasons for India's superb unbeaten run in this edition of the World Cup is the stupendous form of their captain Rohit Sharma.

The Times of India

World Cup: I would have called Mathews back, says former Bangladesh captain Ashraful

PUNE: Mohammad Ashraful believes he would have reinstated Sri Lankan Angelo Mathews had he been the Bangladesh captain after the latter was timed out in the World Cup clash at the Feroz Shah Kotla earlier this week.

The Times of India

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'I'm done': England's David Willey confident in retirement decision

NEW DELHI: England fast bowler David Willey expressed confidence in his decision to retire from international cricket after playing a crucial role in England's 93-run victory over Pakistan in their last group game at the World Cup in Kolkata.

The Times of India

'It's not a crime to make mistakes...': Mickey Arthur backs Pakistan captain Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of Pakistan's World Cup campaign concluding with a 93-run defeat against England, team director Mickey Arthur has come to the defence of skipper Babar Azam. Speculations had been circulating that Babar might step down from the captaincy after the tournament, fueled by criticism from former…

The Times of India

IND vs NED, ODI World Cup: When and where to watch, head-to-head, live telecast, live streaming, predicted playing XIs, venue

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team remains unscathed, having already secured a spot in the semifinals in a commanding run through the World Cup. However, their final league encounter against the eliminated Netherlands is far from inconsequential, as teams strive to enhance their performance and set the stage for ultimate…

The Times of India

Mitchell Marsh the latest to flourish as Australia’s momentum builds

Magnificent 177 to sink Bangladesh maintains winning streak as South Africa semi-final looms

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ODI World Cup: England sign off with big win over Pakistan and qualify for Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Ben Stokes and David Willey highlighted an all-round show as England sent Pakistan crashing out of the World Cup with a 93-run hammering at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Saturday.

The Times of India

IND vs NED, World Cup Preview: Virat Kohli eyes landmark century as India take on Netherlands

NEW DELHI: As India continue their dominant run in the World Cup, attention turns to their final league game against the Netherlands, where Virat Kohli aims to achieve his landmark 50th ODI century. Although India have already secured a spot in the semifinals, every match in the World Cup holds…

The Times of India

'Pool of players...': Experts explain what Pakistan need to learn from India after World Cup debacle

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captains lamented that their team made no improvement in the last four years, from the 2019 World Cup to the ongoing edition, after they found themselves in similar situations of failing to progress into the knockout stages due to inferior net run rate.

The Times of India

Ravindra Jadeja is most valuable cricketer in the world: Dilip Doshi

KOLKATA: Dilip Doshi, like everyone else, is impressed at India's dominating run in the World Cup. The Rohit Sharma-led side became the first team to make the semifinals, that too without losing a single game. However, Doshi feels the knockouts are a different ball game altogether.

The Times of India

'Keep believing': Michael Vaughan trolls Pakistan with astonishing semis qualification scenarios

NEW DELHI: With Pakistan all but out of the World Cup semis race, former England captain Michael Vaughan on Friday trolled Babar Azam and co., sharing some almost-unachievable and jaw-dropping numbers for them to book a berth in top-four.

The Times of India

Adam Zampa's control of length has made him almost unplayable: Daniel Vettori

NEW DELHI: Adam Zampa's exceptional control over his length has been a key factor in his success, making him nearly unstoppable in the World Cup, according to Australia's spin bowling coach Daniel Vettori.

The Times of India

'It is easy to give advice on TV': Babar Azam denies Pakistan captaincy has affected his form at World Cup

NEW DELHI: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam dismisses the notion that the responsibilities of captaincy have affected his batting performance at the World Cup. Unfazed by uncertainties about retaining the captaincy after the tournament, he remains focused on the immediate task at hand.

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World Cup: Pakistan face uphill task, England aim for Champions Trophy qualification

NEW DELHI: In a high-stakes clash, Pakistan face a near-impossible task of making it to the World Cup semifinals, needing a miraculous win with an unthinkable margin against a charged-up England. New Zealand's victory over Sri Lanka has virtually shattered Pakistan's semifinal hopes, requiring them to beat England by an…

The Times of India

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: Jos Buttler positive about England's future, wants to stay captain

PUNE: Jos Buttler may not have had the results he had expected before the World Cup began, however, the England skipper is hopeful of changing the fortunes of his team and leading from the front.

The Times of India

Beaten, but Afghanistan is story and hero of this World Cup

Salar Sayed doesn't want to talk. "I am heartbroken right now," says the Kabul-born ticketing agent sitting behind his Lajpat Nagar desk in south Delhi. It's the noon after Afghanistan lost to Australia in the World Cup, and Afghan expatriates like him are still in mourning. They are agonising over…

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The Hindu

‘India will win the World Cup’: Former cricketer Syed Kirmani

Syed Kirmani backs India to win World Cup; Jonty Rhodes delighted with individual and team performances. India, South Africa, Australia qualify for semi-finals.

The Times of India

Coach Chris Silverwood rues 'inconsistent' Sri Lanka at World Cup

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka faced their seventh defeat in nine matches during the World Cup, culminating in a disappointing campaign characterised as "inconsistent" by coach Chris Silverwood On Thursday.

The Times of India

Playing India would be challenging if New Zealand are fortunate to secure a semis berth: Kane Williamson

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's captain, Kane Williamson, expressed on Thursday that facing hosts India in the semifinals would be a challenging prospect if his team is fortunate enough to secure a place in the World Cup semis.

The Times of India

World Cup, NZ vs SL: New Zealand bowl out Sri Lanka for 171

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's fast bowler Trent Boult spearheaded a formidable attack, dismissing Sri Lanka for 171 as the Kiwis strive for a semi-final berth at the World Cup.

The Guardian - UK

Fernando Santos says he has not spoken to Cristiano Ronaldo since World Cup

Fernando Santos has said that he has not spoken to Cristiano Ronaldo since the World Cup despite having a strong relationship beforehand

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 Hindu

We want to target Gen Zs and 10-year-olds: ICC's big digital push for global events

ICC seeks to expand cricket fan base in India, USA by 2032. To do so, they are collaborating with 50 Indian influencers to create content in 10 languages, targeting Gen Zs and 10-year-olds. They are also researching US demographics to attract an average American to the game.

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