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World Cup, England vs Australia: Old foes, new woes

England aim to salvage pride against an Australian side missing Maxwell and Marsh

The Times of India

Ankle injury rules Hardik Pandya out of World Cup, Prasidh Krishna to replace him in India squad

Hardik Pandya ruled out of World Cup due to ankle injury. Prasidh Krishna named replacement. ICC Event Technical Committee approves change.

The Hindu

Pakistan beat New Zealand on DLS at Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: New Zealand scored 401 but Pakistan won on DLS to stay alive at the Cricket World Cup. Join James Wallace for the latest

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Sri Lankan board calls for 'urgent and comprehensive explanation' following 302-run loss to India

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) asked for 'urgent explanation' from coaching staff/selectors after India's 302-run win in ODI World Cup 2023. SLC believes in transparency and accountability, citing team's preparation, strategies and performance as areas of concern. Injury problems forced replacements, with Kusal Mendis taking over as captain.

The Hindu

Injured Hardik Pandya ruled out of World Cup, replaced by Prasidh Krishna

NEW DELHI: India's worst fears came true on Saturday as all-rounder Hardik Pandya was ruled out of the remainder of the ICC World Cup 2023, failing to fully recover from the ankle injury he suffered during India's match against Bangladesh.

The Times of India

World Cup: Relentless Indian fast bowling attack the big reason for team's unbeaten run

MUMBAI: If you understand what rhythm means in pace bowling, you will know it when you see bowlers like Mohammed Shami at work. Nice, equal strides, hands pumping next to each other and then the load up, with the front hand going up and the right hand, with solid wrists,…

The Times of India

World Cup, New Zealand vs Pakistan: Mickey Arthur slams 'stifling' security restrictions

BENGALURU: Until the beginning of the World Cup last month, many players in the Pakistan team didn't know what it meant to play in India. On either side of the border, there is a lot of interest about places, cuisines and culture. But, in the five weeks the Pakistan team…

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ENG vs AUS, ODI World Cup: When and where to watch, date, time, live telecast, live streaming, predicted playing XIs, venue

NEW DELHI: In the 2023 Cricket World Cup, the cricketing powerhouses Australia and England are experiencing vastly different trajectories, paving the way for a high-stakes showdown that has the cricketing world abuzz.

The Times of India

Zombified England stagger on against Australia as 2019 legacy fades to grey

The last World Cup left almost no imprint beyond the giddy memories of a one-off team and a mind-bending final

The Guardian - UK

Cricket World Cup 2023 AFG vs NED | India game was the turning point: Jonathan Trott

Neth. coach Cook blames run outs for loss to Afghanistan; Afghan coach Trott sees India match as turning point; Afghan team to face Aus & S.Africa in last two matches, focusing on own game.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 AUS vs ENG | A win will boost our semifinal chances: Pat Cummins

Aus' Cummins says win vs Eng sweeter; Stokes says Eng must play for pride. Marsh & Maxwell out, Cummins backs larger WC squads. Stokes not bowling due to knee injury, will have surgery post WC.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Mickey Arthur hopes it’s not too late for a peaking Pakistan

Pakistan in midst of turbulent WC campaign; Mickey Arthur in good spirits; intermittent showers in Bengaluru; Shadab Khan's fitness in question; Iftikhar Ahmed an underrated off-spinner; Arthur encouraged by performance vs Bangladesh; team needs better prep & attitude. #Pakistan #WorldCup #Bengaluru

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England central contract snub was 'final nail in coffin', says David Willey

Willey retires after 70 ODIs, 43 T20Is, 94 ODI wkts, 51 T20I wkts, 627 ODI runs. Snubbed for central contract, he felt it was the "final nail in coffin" & made his decision to retire easier. He wanted to enjoy his last 3 games & felt he had given his…

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Rejuvenated Pakistan meets the injury-ravaged Kiwis

Pakistan look to summon 1992 spirit to keep World Cup hopes alive. Babar Azam's men snapped 4-match losing streak with win over Bangladesh. NZ on 3-match losing streak, have injury-ravaged outfit. Kane Williamson nursing fractured thumb. Match-day forecast dicey, hope elements don't swing fortunes.

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Indian pacers’ thunderbolts have left the batters bruised

India's fast bowlers club wowed at Wankhede Stadium, outshining batters with their supreme craft. Bumrah, Siraj, and Shami's accuracy, steep bounce, and words spoken in follow-throughs left Sri Lanka down for the count. India's fast bowlers have been consistent, making a huge impact in 2003 and now again in 2020.

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The Black Ferns postie who set the rugby world on fire

Black Fern Rochelle Martin has broken glass ceilings in both fire fighting and rugby, as a three-time World Cup champion. She's recognised as one of the pioneers of women's rugby in the new book, Our Game Makers.

The Hindu

ICC World Cup | Indian pacers’ thunderbolts have left the batters bruised

India's fast bowlers club thrills: Bumrah, Shami, and Siraj wreaked havoc in Mumbai, outshining batters Kohli, Gill, and Iyer. The trio's accuracy, steep bounce, and words in follow-throughs left Sri Lanka down for the count. Srinath, Zaheer, and Nehra made a huge impact in 2003; now their successors are at…

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Australia vs England — familiar foes in a strange match-up

England & Australia face off in ICC World Cup; England's dismal run has sunk them to bottom of points table; Australia must stay on track to qualify for semis; toss could play big factor at Narendra Modi Stadium.

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Lanka police deploys anti-riot squad to protect SLC premises fearing protest

Angry fans call for SLC execs' resignation after Sri Lanka's crushing World Cup defeat to India. Police deploy water cannons near SLC office. Fans demand complete overhaul of SLC management, accusing it of wrong decisions. Sports minister may appoint interim committee, but ICC averse to politically appointed governing bodies.

The Guardian - UK

Saracens bring back England stars in bid to ignite title defence against Leicester

Owen Farrell and Maro Itoje are in the starting XV for the Premiership champions but the Tigers are resting their England World Cup players

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No regrets for Eddie Jones as his show rolls into Wales

Unrepentant, regret-free and moving on, Eddie Jones has found respite amid the storm engulfing him during his one-off gig coaching the Barbarians in Wales.

The Guardian - UK

Post-Ashes tension could spark England into life against Australia

Defending champions have been ‘crap’ according to Ben Stokes as their arch rivals continue quest for a semi-final berth

The Hindu

Asia Cup decimation by India could be behind Sri Lanka's huge World Cup loss to Rohit's side: Coach Nawaz

Sri Lanka's batting coach Naveed Nawaz conceded that the decimation in the Asia Cup final may have dented the confidence of the players, leading to another crushing defeat in the World Cup match against India. He said Sri Lanka is in a rebuilding phase with many new players still learning…

The Times of India

It will be a big achievement if we can make World Cup semis, says Afghanistan's Hashmatullah Shahidi

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan's captain, Hashmatullah Shahidi, dedicated his team's recent victory over the Netherlands to the people enduring hardship back in their home country. He emphasised that the team is still nurturing aspirations of progressing to the World Cup semi-finals.

The Hindu

Black marketing of World Cup tickets: Kolkata police seeks response from CAB

Police investigate CAB & bookmyshow.com over allegations of ticket black-marketing for India-South Africa World Cup match. 10 persons held, 72 tickets seized. Ganguly defends CAB, says demand for tickets is high. Political circles question CAB president. Tickets sold at inflated prices, many CAB life members unable to procure tickets.

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