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'Virat has 80 but...': Brian Lara on Virat Kohli scoring 100 international centuries

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli notched up his 50th one-day international century in the recently-concluded ICC ODI World Cup against New Zealand at the jam-packed Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

The Times of India

Junior Hockey WC: India need to guard against complacency against Spain

India strive for 4th podium finish at FIH Jr Men's Hockey World Cup; face Spain in 2nd Pool C match. Must guard against complacency; need to be more clinical in both circles, avoid conceding unnecessary penalty corners.

The Hindu

Sevens 'Queens of the Desert' out for Cape Town glory

Australia's Sevens women will be returning to the scene of their 2022 World Cup triumph in Cape Town as they seek back-to-back world series triumphs.

AAP

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Rubiales accused of ‘forcefully’ kissing Bronze after Women’s World Cup final

Luis Rubiales kissed Lucy Bronze and ‘cupped the face’ of her England teammate Laura Coombs after the Women’s World Cup final in August, the Football Association chair has claimed

The Guardian - UK

Kevin De Bruyne named in Man City squad for Club World Cup

The Belgium playmaker has not featured for the treble winners since undergoing surgery on a hamstring injury in August.

The Independent UK

Reece Topley: ‘It was nice in Los Angeles. No one cared about cricket’

After four weeks in California recovering from a broken finger, England bowler is eager to ‘push forward’ in West Indies T20s

The Guardian - UK

Andrew Flintoff set to return to England’s backroom staff for Windies T20 series

Flintoff first linked up with the national side in an unpaid role for ODI series against New Zealand and Ireland before the World Cup.

The Independent UK

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'We will come back stronger': Harmanpreet Kaur eyes improvement ahead of T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: India's skipper, Harmanpreet Kaur, expressed disappointment with her team's bowling performance in the first T20I against England on Wednesday.

The Times of India

5 Most Memorable Performances by Latin American Teams in the FIFA Club World Cup

26 different Latin American teams have qualified to at least one FIFA Club World Cup edition

Latin Times

Carlos Queiroz sacked as Qatar coach ahead of AFC Asian Cup title defence

Queiroz has been replaced by Spanish coach Marques Lopez a month ahead of the AFC Asian Cup in Qatar.

Al Jazeera

The optics of Pedro Martinez Losa's new Scotland contract are baffling

The optics of Pedro Martinez Losa's new Scotland contract are baffling.

The National (Scotland)

ICC and CWI delegates conduct inspection of T20 World Cup venues in Caribbean and USA

NEW DELHI: Delegates from the International Cricket Council (ICC) and Cricket West Indies (CWI) have embarked on a second inspection of the venues in the Caribbean and the USA in preparation for the upcoming T20 World Cup scheduled for June 4 to June 30, 2024.

The Times of India

Committee considered tougher sanctions for ‘inexcusable’ Luis Rubiales conduct

Rubiales was banned over his behaviour at the Women’s World Cup final in Sydney on August 20.

The Independent UK

Wout van Aert's coach: 'Cyclocross was a goal but not now'

Belgian to use a limited cyclocross campaign starting this Saturday to prepare for the spring Classics

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The Guardian - UK

Christine Sinclair closes international chapter as Canada’s storied pioneer

The 40-year-old has amazed with her goals, inspired with her voice, and bows out as her country’s most iconic sporting figure

The Independent UK

How Lionesses went from glory to Olympics heartbreak – and why it could benefit them

The Lionesses missed out on the chance to qualify for the Paris Olympics as part of Team GB – but players are not ‘robots’ and after two years of success, a free summer could be what England need

Evening Standard

Shattered Lionesses left to rue earlier defeats after Nations League near-miss ends Olympics dream

Scotland rout not enough to oust Dutch in dramatic climax

The Guardian - UK

Adapt now: what cricket can learn from sailing on how to be green

SailGP, by adding a competition element, has shown humans can change and that sport can help to change them

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The Guardian - US

Jürgen Klopp, Ange Postecoglou and the Premier League’s era of charisma

As clubs at the top of the European game continue to get richer and richer, they are looking for coaches with the one thing money cannot buy: charisma

The Times of India

I can return to international cricket: Faf du Plessis

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup, former South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has hinted at a return to international cricket, stating that he has been in discussions with Porteas' white-ball coach Rob Walter for the past few years.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook admits deleting social media has improved his mental health

Brook has left the running of his X and Instagram accounts to someone else

The National (Scotland)

Martin Hannan: Rugby has huge broadcasting decision to make

Martin Hannan explores the potential broadcast options for rugby going forward.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli deserves every accolade: Brendon McCullum

BENGALURU: Former New Zealand skipper and current England Test coach Brendon McCullum lauded senior Indian stars Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli for their performances in the ICC Cricket World Cup and expressed excitement about duelling against these two heavyweights during England's tour of India next year.

AAP

Bell throws hat into ring to captain wounded Wallabies

NSW Waratahs prop Angus Bell says he aspired to captain the Wallabies and would be happy to answer any SOS call from the new coach, whoever that may be.

The Times of India

Jadeja's three-word reply on becoming coach of Pakistan team

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan shed their 'minnows' label in the ICC World ODI Cup thanks largely to the influence of mentor Ajay Jadeja. The former Indian cricketer played a pivotal role in shaping Afghanistan's performance throughout the World Cup.

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