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Exclusive - 'Probably a five percent chance…': Mitchell McClenaghan reveals how New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra almost missed the World Cup in India

NEW DELHI: One of the shining lights of the just concluded ICC ODI World Cup in India was New Zealand's newest batting sensation Rachin Ravindra. The left-handed batter of Indian origin etched his name in the history book, accumulating the most runs in a World Cup by a debutant. It…

The Times of India

Ravichandran Ashwin tells how Rohit Sharma is different from MS Dhoni as captain

NEW DELHI: The pain of losing the ODI World Cup final last month will remain there for a while in the minds of Indian team, especially skipper Rohit Sharma who may not get another chance to emulate MS Dhoni's feat to win the World Cup as a skipper. In fact,…

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma's T20I future in focus ahead of South Africa tour

NEW DELHI: As Indian cricket gets ready for a reset after the World Cup, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) and national selectors are due to have a conversation with Rohit Sharma over his white-ball future when they sit down, on Thursday, to pick the team for India's tour of South…

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Owen Farrell’s England hiatus should give all of us pause for thought

While there may be several factors in the England captain’s decision, the ‘disgusting circus’ around him has clearly played its part

The Guardian - UK

England captain Ben Stokes faces fitness race after undergoing knee surgery

Stokes has gone under the knife to correct the longstanding knee issue with England’s next Test matches just a couple of months away

The Independent UK

Beth Mead on her England return: ‘The things I’ve dealt with have made me a stronger person’

Mead is back in the England squad after the hardest year of her life – losing her mum to cancer and missing out on the World Cup due to injury

The Independent UK

Part of last WC, Jiwan hopes for sister Dipi to take India to podium this time

KOLKATA: Jiwan Kishori Toppo couldn't have been more proud of her younger sister Dipi Monika who, along with four other girls from Odisha, will represent India at Hockey Women's Junior World Cup that will begin in Santiago, Chile, on Wednesday. Having played in the last edition in South Africa's Potchefstroom…

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'Accept your mistake too': Wasim Akram feels 'tv, social media, fans' made India champions before World Cup final

NEW DELHI: India entered the World Cup final on the back of 10 successive wins and were favourites to win the summit clash against Australia. However, Aussies produced a top-notch all-round effort, outplaying the hosts to clinch a record-extending sixth title.

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Goorjian to visit NBA Boomers to ramp up Paris campaign

Boomers coach Brian Goorjian will spend most of December in the United States to ensure Australian players in the NBA understand his Paris 2024 Olympics plans.

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India vs Australia, 2nd T20I: We have to keep Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan guessing, says Jason Behrendorff

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Despite his ability to swing the ball in the powerplay, left-arm seamer Jason Behrendorff was unlucky not to be part of Australia’s World Cup squad as Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood along with back-up seamer Sean Abbott more than admirably shared the fast-bowling responsibilities for the ODI World…

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Practised a lot during the World Cup to take the match deep, says Ishan Kishan

VISAKHAPATNAM: The young guns of the Indian team showed that they can handle pressure. On Thursday night, they pulled off a thrilling two-wicket win over a strong Australian outfit with a ball to spare in the first match of the T20I series.

The Times of India

'Tell him it's an ODI': Matthew Hayden trolls Suryakumar Yadav while replying to Ravi Shastri

NEW DELHI: Suryakumar Yadav swiftly moved past his lackluster performance in the recently-concluded ICC ODI World Cup where he struggled to make an impact with the bat. Just four days after the conclusion of the World Cup, Suryakumar, who only managed 106 runs in 7 matches at an average of…

The Times of India

CRICKET | Veteran Karthik begins Tamil Nadu’s quest to reclaim the one-day trophy

.Tamil Nadu, captained by Dinesh Karthik, will look to reignite their fire in the Vijay Hazare Trophy as they face Goa in the Group E opener at the Dadoji Konddev Stadium. Karthik, who had been a commentator for the World Cup, has been diligently preparing with his teammates in Boisar.…

The Hindu

Natasha Jonas: ‘I had dreams of winning the World Cup … then I was back to my nan’s’

The British boxer on making history, stepping up to manage men in the ring and how she overcame football heartache to realise her sporting ambition

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'Usually the tournament's best team lifts the trophy': Michael Vaughan trolls Mohammad Kaif for terming India best team

NEW DELHI: It's been four days since the World Cup ended, but there is still a fight going on as to which team was the best. Was it India, which won 10 games on the trot, or was it Australia, which lost the first two and then won nine straight…

The Times of India

If the World Cup final had taken place in Mumbai or Kolkata, India would have won: Mamata Banerjee

NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee asserted on Thursday that India would have won the cricket World Cup if the championship game had taken place in Mumbai or Kolkata.

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India vs Australia series: First T20 cricket match preview

India and Australia resume their cricket rivalry four days after the World Cup final with a five-match T20 series.

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'Cricket won and India lost. Had India won the World Cup...': Abdul Razzaq continues to spit venom against India

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistani cricketers degrading and questioning Indian cricketers is nothing new. Be it out of jealousy and hatred, cricketers who have played for Pakistan at the international level continue to berate Indians, Indian cricketers and the Indian cricket board, just to stay relevant.

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'All of us are keen to prove...': Axar Patel urges Team India to 'move on' from World Cup defeat

NEW DELHI: India's all-rounder, Axar Patel, emphasised the need for the Men in Blue to "move on" from the disappointment of the World Cup final defeat against Australia. Ahead of the first match of the T20I series against Australia, Axar, who missed the ODI World Cup due to injury, expressed…

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Rahul Dravid not keen on contract extension; VVS Laxman set to be next India head coach

MUMBAI: Team India's heart-breaking six-wicket defeat to Australia in the final of the World Cup on Sunday at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will now be looked at as the end of an era. It was the last match for India with Rahul Dravid as head coach, TOI has…

The National (Scotland)

Matt Fagerson opens up on Scotland World Cup disappointment as he makes Glasgow claim

Matt Fagerson admits he was disappointed at not starting more matches for Scotland at the World Cup and knows there can be no guarantees of gametime…

The Independent UK

Owen Farrell vows to play on ‘as long as he can’ and lead England into new era

The fly half turned 32 during the World Cup but appears set to lead England for the foreseeable future

The Hindu

Disheartened India couldn’t win the World Cup: Kapil Dev

Kapil Dev expressed disappointment at India's World Cup loss, but praised their performance. He believes the experience of older players can help guide the younger generation to success. He also fondly recalled his time playing in Chennai.

Evening Standard

Ben Cohen interview: Rugby World Cup triumph with England helped me to channel personal pain

Legendary Red Rose wing was a key part of Sir Clive Woodward's 2003 squad, winning the World Cup just three years after the death of his father

The Guardian - UK

England’s Under-17s dumped out of World Cup by Uzbekistan as coach sees red

England’s Under-17s were dumped out of the World Cup by Uzbekistan despite the Asian side’s manager being shown a red card for deliberately kicking the ball into the stands

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