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Free fall from zenith to nadir: what went wrong for England?

England's World Cup dream ended in shock: from title contenders to bottom of the table. A Hercule Poirot-level mystery as to why, with stars like Buttler, Stokes, Roy, Bairstow, Ali, Curran, Woakes & Wood. Poor preparation, wrong decisions, lack of ODI experience & distractions all played a part.

The Hindu

Ben Stokes to undergo knee surgery after World Cup, hopes to be fit for India tour in January

NEW DELHI: England's star all-rounder Ben Stokes announced on Friday that he plans to undergo knee surgery after the World Cup. He is aiming to recover in time for the Test series in India scheduled for January.

The Times of India

Mohammed Shami has been the bowler of the World Cup: Ben Stokes

AHMEDABAD: With their consistent demolition job in the 2023 World Cup, India's all-conquering bowlers are now earning lavish praise from the opposition batters they've tormented too. On Friday, England's Test captain Ben Stokes, while talking to the reporters here at the Narendra Modi Stadium, termed paceman Mohammed Shami, who's taken…

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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.

The Hindu

England’s Ben Stokes set to have knee surgery following the World Cup

The Test captain has been struggling with the problem for at least 18 months and has had to play as a specialist batter recently.

The Independent UK

World Cup: India-England pitch rated average

MUMBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has given another 'average' rating to a pitch for an India match in the World Cup.

The Times of India

World Cup: How a potent bowling attack is powering South Africa campaign

PUNE: India are not the only team having a 'Chinaman' bowler in the ranks. South Africa's Tabraiz Shamsi is cut from the same cloth as Kuldeep Yadav. Like the Ravindra Jadeja-Kuleep combo of left-arm spin, the Shamsi-Keshav Maharaj duo is turning out to be a vital cog in South Africa's…

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World Cup: Why New Zealand are not losing sleep, yet

Defeat to SA was deflating but wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka will see team through to semis

The Times of India

Marsh tells team: 'I'll be back to win this World Cup'

Mitch Marsh has returned home from the World Cup for personal reasons but has told teammates he'll be back to help Australia win the tournament.

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Fans 'heartbroken' as Virat Kohli misses record-equalling 49th ODI ton, again

NEW DELHI: It was another 'so near, yet so far' moment at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai as batting virtuoso Virat Kohli missed out on his record-equalling 49th one-day international century against Sri Lanka at the World Cup on Thursday.

The Times of India

Watch: Rohit Sharma bowled by a beauty in World Cup match against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: Captain Rohit Sharma was two runs short of becoming the first Indian to score 400 runs in this edition of the World Cup.

The Times of India

We're two wins away from making the World Cup semifinals, says New Zealand's Glenn Phillips

NEW DELHI: A battered New Zealand team has suffered their third consecutive defeat in the ICC World Cup, but all-rounder Glenn Phillips is looking at the positive side, saying they are just two wins away from securing a spot in the semifinals.

The Times of India

Quinton de Kock's impact extends beyond runs for table-topping South Africa

NEW DELHI: Quinton de Kock's outstanding performance in the ICC Cricket World Cup, marked by his fourth century, led table-topping South Africa to a resounding 190-run victory over New Zealand on Wednesday. Yet, his influence on the team goes far beyond his runs on the field.

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'We've beaten them here before': South Africa ready for the challenge of facing unbeaten India

NEW DELHI: The formidable South African cricket team, having excelled in the conditions at the ICC World Cup, remains undaunted as they prepare to face India, the only unbeaten team in the tournament, according to Proteas batter Rassie van der Dussen.

The Times of India

Quinton de Kock smashes yet another century, first to reach 500 runs in this World Cup

PUNE: After yet another century in the World Cup on Wednesday, Quinton de Kock shouldn't be surprised if he is bombarded with that question again: Why retire now?

The Independent UK

ICC fines Pakistan after heartbreaking loss to South Africa in Cricket World Cup 2023

Pakistan are sixth in the World Cup 2023 table, with four points from six matches

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Marsh flies out of India, will miss World Cup game

Australia allrounder Mitch Marsh has flown home to Perth for personal reasons and will miss the crucial World Cup cricket clash with England.

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The Guardian - AU

Mary Fowler’s star continues to rise as fringe players stake Matildas claims

The resounding success of the Olympic qualifying tournament in Perth has presented some enviable problems for Tony Gustavsson

The Independent UK

Eddie Jones: Marcus Smith is a very good player – but he is not a full-back

The Harlequins wore the number 15 jersey during the World Cup in France.

The Times of India

Bowlers are in great rhythm and they don't want rest, says skipper Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma on Wednesday emphasized the great form and commitment of his bowlers despite the workload they've endured during the World Cup. He emphasised that they were in excellent rhythm and prepared to give their best without seeking any rest.

The Times of India

'I felt quite scratchy upfront': Quinton de Kock after record-breaking knock

NEW DELHI: Quinton de Kock smashed his fourth century of the World Cup despite feeling scratchy at the start of his innings, powering South Africa to a big total against New Zealand at Pune's MCA Stadium on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Michael Vaughan hits out at England for ‘disgraceful’ treatment of retiring David Willey

The 33-year-old, who was not offered a central contract by England, has opted to end his international career after the ODI Cricket World Cup in India

The Independent UK

England seamer David Willey to retire from international cricket after World Cup

The 33-year-old said he “never wanted this day to come”.

The Independent UK

ICC fines Pakistan after heartbreaking loss to South Africa in Cricket World Cup 2023

Pakistan are sixth in the World Cup 2023 table, with four points from six matches

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