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Watch: Borisa Simanic's freak injury at Basketball World Cup leads to surgery for kidney removal

Serbian basketball player Borisa Simanic underwent surgery to remove one of his kidneys following an injury sustained during the Basketball World Cup. On August 30, during a pool game against South Sudan, Simanic was struck by an elbow from an opposing player, leading to his hospitalization in Manila.

The Times of India

Asia Cup 2023: No room for complacency in Super 4s, says India captain Rohit Sharma

India's captain Rohit Sharma openly acknowledged that his team has yet to showcase its best performance in the ongoing Asia Cup and emphasized the necessity for improvement as they entered the 'Super 4' stage of the competition with a win over Nepal on Monday.

The Times of India

Paolo Banchero Has Blunt Response When Asked If He Has Message For Italian Fans

Banchero had previously committed to play for Italy at the World Cup before joining Team USA instead.

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Steve Borthwick says out-of-form England will persist with their current tactics

The head coach will not change things on the eve of the World Cup.

The Independent UK

Bastien Chalureau says he is ‘not a racist’ following France World Cup call-up

The lock is appealing against a suspended prison sentence for a racially-motivated attack in 2020.

The Independent UK

Spanish men’s team show solidarity with women’s team and condemn ‘unacceptable’ Luis Rubiales kiss

The national men’s football team has spoken out against the conduct of the Spanish Football Federation head at the women’s World Cup final

Evening Standard

Watch: Steve Kerr gives one-word answer to world champion debate

The Golden State Warriors head coach shared his opinion on the current 'world champion' debate.

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Rassie Erasmus: ‘Winning the World Cup is nice – but the most beautiful thing is what we have created’

South Africa’s director of rugby tells Donald McRae that transforming the sport in his country was a greater achievement than World Cup success

The Guardian - UK

Spain men’s national team condemn Luis Rubiales ‘unacceptable behaviour’

FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings into Luis Rubiales’ conduct at the World Cup final in Sydney

The Independent UK

USMNT Transfer Grades: Pulisic, Balogun Get Top Marks for New Homes

It was a summer of change for many of the U.S.’s stars. Which players found the right landing spots?

Sports Illustrated

Tata Steel Chess: It all started in the City of Joy for Praggnanandhaa

R. Praggnanandhaa has achieved fame since reaching the Chess World Cup final, winning the FIDE World Rapid Team Championship, and meeting PM Modi. He is now in Kolkata for the Indian team's coaching camp for the Asian Games and will begin his campaign at the Tata Steel Chess India tournament.…

The Hindu

William and Kate to travel to France for men’s Rugby World Cup

The prince and princess will watch England and Wales compete – the same weekend as the start of Harry’s Invictus Games in Germany.

The Independent UK

South Africa unveil new jersey ahead of ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: Cricket South Africa on Monday revealed their new jersey ahead of the upcoming ODI World Cup 2023, scheduled to start in India on October 5.

The Times of India

Mahmudullah still in Bangladesh's World Cup plans: BCB chief Nazmul Hassan

LAHORE (Pakistan): Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president confirmed on Monday that all-rounder Mahmudullah is still in the plans for ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 in India, which will start from October 5 onwards this year.

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The Independent UK

Dan Biggar insists there is plenty of excitement in Wales World Cup squad

Fly-half will be a key part of Wales’ plans in France.

The Guardian - UK

Harry Brook is giving England selectors ‘a great headache’, claims Moeen Ali

Harry Brook has averaged 49.76 for England in the past 12 months but is running out of time to secure a World Cup spot

The Independent UK

Moeen Ali does not rule out possible World Cup place for ‘unlucky’ Harry Brook

Brook was left out of a preliminary 15-man squad for next month’s 50-over title defence after Ben Stokes returned from one-day retirement.

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Pacific Rugby World Cup teams making their mark

The Tongan, Samoan and Fijian rugby teams have made huge strides on the world stage. What can we expect from them this World Cup?

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Player grades: How all 5 OKC Thunder players did in 2023 FIBA World Cup’s group play

During the first two rounds of 2023 FIBA World Cup group play, 5 Thunder players suited up for their country. Here's how they graded out:

The Times of India

KL Rahul boost for Team India ahead of ODI World Cup

MUMBAI: In an encouraging piece of news for Team India, ‘keeper-bat KL Rahul, who was suffering from a minor groin injury, on Monday cleared his fitness test and will join the side for the rest of the Asia Cup campaign.

The Guardian - UK

World Rugby defends sport’s drug-test programmes amid World Cup concern

Positive tests from Rhys Webb and Elton Jantjies have raised fears doping is becoming more common but World Rugby’s chief executive rejected the idea

The Hindu

India set to announce WC squad, Prasidh, Tilak and Samson likely to miss out

India's 15-member squad for the Cricket World Cup is set to be announced on Tuesday, with the team management likely to retain the core of the Asia Cup squad. Prasidh Krishna and Tilak Varma are set to miss out, while Axar Patel and Shardul Thakur are likely to retain their…

The Guardian - UK

‘I made a mistake’: Owen Farrell holds hands up over England World Cup ban

The England captain accepted his ban for a tackle on Wales’ Taine Basham and brushed off claims made by Danny Cipriani in new book

The Times of India

Mitchell Marsh may open during ICC World Cup following red-hot run in all formats

NEW DELHI: Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is being considered as a potential opener for the Australian cricket team during the ICC World Cup 2023 in India. This consideration is based on Marsh's impressive form across all formats of the game this year.

The Independent UK

Serbian player loses a kidney after getting injured at Basketball World Cup

The Serbian Basketball Federation has announced that forward Borisa Simanic lost one of his kidneys as the result of an injury sustained during a World Cup game against South Sudan

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