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The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

Fiji hooker Sam Matavesi emerges as quarter-final doubt after death of father in Cornwall

Sireli Matavesi is the second immediate family member of a Fijian squad member to pass away during the World Cup

The Independent UK

World Cup: Kane Williamson closes in on full fitness

CHENNAI: Kane Williamson has fought a battle against time to be fit for the World Cup after an injury that he sustained during the IPL in April. And now it seems that New Zealand skipper is close to making a comeback into the playing XI, after missing the first two…

The Times of India

Morocco will co-host the 2030 World Cup – Palestine and Western Sahara will be burning issues

The 2030 men’s football World Cup will be co-hosted by three countries across two continents after Morocco, Spain and Portugal’s successful bid was selected by Fifa, the sport’s world governing body.

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Jack Willis seeks renewed RFU talks in bid to keep England career alive

RFU deeming his case no longer meets the “exceptional circumstances” clause required for overseas-based players to represent Red Rose

Evening Standard

Dawid Malan, Reece Topley shine as England crush Bangladesh in ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: Dawid Malan delivered a spectacular performance, scoring an impressive 140 runs, while Reece Topley wreaked havoc on the Bangladesh top-order batsmen. This brilliant display allowed England to make a strong comeback after their defeat by New Zealand in the World Cup opener.

The Times of India

Ollie Chessum warns Fiji they did not face the true England at Twickenham

England’s build-up to the World Cup reached its lowest ebb when they lost to the Islanders for the first time in eight meetings.

The Independent UK

RFU chief takes ‘no pleasure’ in Eddie Jones’ World Cup failure with Australia

Bill Sweeney, the Rugby Football Union chief executive, said he took no pleasure in Eddie Jones’s plight with Australia

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Pakistan 'extremely disappointed' over Cricket World Cup visa delay by India for media and fans

The Pakistan Cricket Board has expressed “extreme disappointment” about a delay in the issuing of Indian visas to its country’s journalists and fans for the World Cup

The Independent UK

FIA will not change F1 world champion wait to get trophy

While other major sporting events – such as the World Cup, Wimbledon and the Super Bowl – culminate in the silverware being handed out at the end of the event, F1 has always done things differently.

Motorsport

Marcus Smith hails Daley Thompson sprint sessions as he bids to emulate NZ duo

Smith is hoping to help England progress to the World Cup semi-finals this weekend.

The Independent UK

Eoin Morgan warns against England rushing back Jofra Archer at World Cup

Eoin Morgan has warned England against throwing Jofra Archer into the team midway through the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

No regrets from coach Jones as Wallabies bow out of Cup

Eddie Jones is expected to remain Wallabies coach despite the World Cup showing with Rugby Australia set to give him time to complete his team transition

AAP

'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…

The Times of India

ODI World Cup | England will be pleased with cooler climes, but lot of travel and risk of injury to its bowlers a concern

Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, is a beautiful region at the foot of the Himalayas, recently hit by devastating floods. The World Cup has brought some relief, with the England team preparing for their second game against Bangladesh at the HPCA Stadium. Ben Stokes took throwdowns for 40 minutes before a light…

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New Zealand vs Netherlands | Southee and Ferguson set to return for Netherlands clash

Kane Williamson will be spending more time on the sidelines and is yet to regain full fitness as New Zealand takes on the Netherlands in the sixth match of the World Cup 2023 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on October 9.

Autosport

FIA will not change F1 world champion wait to get trophy

While other major sporting events – such as the World Cup, Wimbledon and the Superbowl – culminate in the silverware being handed out at the end of the event, F1 has always done things differently.

Radio France Internationale

Carreras' triple helps Argentina subdue Japan and reach last eight at World Cup

Mateo Carreras scored a hat trick of tries on Sunday afternoon as Argentina moved into the quarter-finals at the World Cup after a pulsating 39-27 win over Japan.

The Independent UK

Learning how to win ugly a sign of England’s progress – Ben Earl

England edged out Samoa to continue their unbeaten record at the World Cup.

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The Times of India

World Cup: Afghanistan coach Trott slams Dharamsala outfield

NEW DELHI: The outfield at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala has come under criticism post the World Cup tie between Bangladesh and Afghanistan on Saturday. TOI had reported on September 16 that the International Cricket Council (ICC) had raised concerns over the outfield which was then heavily infested by fungus.

The Independent UK

Gregor Townsend admits Ireland were too good after Scotland’s World Cup exit

The Scots had to win with a bonus point or by denying the Irish a losing bonus in order to qualify for the World Cup quarter-finals.

The Times of India

World Cup: Pakistan too strong for Dutch despite De Leede show

HYDERABAD: The World Cup is just two days into the tournament and there's so much talk about over-rate, a situation the teams are likely to encounter down the line. New Zealand set the tone in the opener against England.

AAP

Smith open to batting lower if Head recovers

Steve Smith is prepared to make way at first drop if Travis Head recovers from injury during the World Cup, which begins for Australia against India on Sunday.

The Times of India

Why just 9, hoping we can travel to 11 venues: Rahul Dravid

CHENNAI: It was after a loss against Australia in a bilateral ODI series a few months ago that captain Rohit Sharma sounded worried about the fact that the team would have to travel to nine venues across the country during the group stages of the World Cup.

The Hindu

Logan van Beek charts a ‘different way’ to the World Cup

Logan van Beek, born in Christchurch, is now the key player for the Netherlands at the World Cup, having played a significant role in helping the Dutch team qualify. He has a tendency to shine on the big stage, and is looking forward to the match against New Zealand, hoping…

The Times of India

Steve Smith backs born-again Marnus Labuschagne to deliver in World Cup

NEW DELHI: Australia's Steve Smith has expressed his belief that his teammate, Marnus Labuschagne, has managed to rediscover his batting form in the 50-overs format just in time for the World Cup. Smith expects the 29-year-old to solidify his position in the top-four batting order.

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