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On this day in 2015: Stuart Lancaster resigns as England head coach

England became the first host nation to be knocked out at the pool stage after a 28-25 defeat to Wales and a 33-13 loss to Australia at Twickenham.

The Independent UK

2023 ODI World Cup achieves milestone of 1 million fans

MUMBAI: More than 1 million fans have now attended the 2023 ODI World Cup, with the event on track to become one of the most attended International Cricket Council events in history. With six games to go, the millionth fan came through the turnstiles during the match between Afghanistan and…

The Times of India

'Pool of players...': Experts explain what Pakistan need to learn from India after World Cup debacle

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captains lamented that their team made no improvement in the last four years, from the 2019 World Cup to the ongoing edition, after they found themselves in similar situations of failing to progress into the knockout stages due to inferior net run rate.

The Times of India

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Ravindra Jadeja is most valuable cricketer in the world: Dilip Doshi

KOLKATA: Dilip Doshi, like everyone else, is impressed at India's dominating run in the World Cup. The Rohit Sharma-led side became the first team to make the semifinals, that too without losing a single game. However, Doshi feels the knockouts are a different ball game altogether.

The Times of India

World Cup: Trent Boult peaks at right time for New Zealand

BENGALURU: New Zealand resemble a top-class bowling outfit when seasoned left-arm pacer Trent Boult makes breakthroughs with the new ball. That has been a rare sight in their first eight World Cup matches with the 34-year-old having struck just thrice in the first 10 overs. However, Boult rose to the…

The Times of India

Marsh back in form with big ton in Australia triumph

Mitch Marsh has plundered an unbeaten 177 from 132 balls to lead Australia to an eight-wicket World Cup win over Bangladesh in Pune.

AAP

Aussie dominance in cricket World Cups similar to Roger Federer's in Grand Slams

Australia's domination of the cricket World Cup is like Roger Federer's domination at the tennis majors from Wimbledon 2004 to Australian Open 2010. Either Federer or the players who defeated Federer (Marat Safin, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Juan Martin Del Potro) won the 23 Grand Slams held in that…

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ICC World Cup: What will happen if India's semi-final is washed out by rain

NEW DELHI: India, South Africa and Australia have already entered the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 2023; and it's only a matter of time before New Zealand complete the line-up by officially becoming the fourth semi-finalist.

The Times of India

Australia beat Bangladesh by eight wickets: Cricket World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Mitchell Marsh hit an unbeaten 177 as Australia prepared for the World Cup semi-finals with a comfortable win over Bangladesh

The Guardian - AU

Lionel Messi's 8th Ballon d'Or trophy celebrated by Inter Miami in exhibition match

Lionel Messi celebrated his 8th Ballon D'Or win with Inter Miami fans, hoisting the trophy in a pregame ceremony. He was welcomed by MLS Commissioner Don Garber, Inter Miami owners, and the crowd. Messi thanked the Miami fans for making him feel at home and expressed hope for more titles…

The Hindu

World Cup: Babar Azam, Jos Buttler and their crown of thorns

KOLKATA: Captains Babar Azam and Jos Buttler are in a soup. Bombarded with questions on their captaincy, both are going the extra mile to defend their rights to hold on to the coveted job.

The Times of India

South Africa will ride on 'must-win mindset' in World Cup semi-final

NEW DELHI: South Africa's Rassie van der Dussen has emphasised the team's unwavering "must-win mindset" in the lead-up to their highly anticipated World Cup semi-final clash against five-time champions Australia. The Proteas secured a crucial victory in their concluding league match against Afghanistan, with Van der Dussen's unbeaten 76 playing…

The Times of India

England vs Pakistan, ICC World Cup: When and where to watch, live streaming, head to head record, likely playing XIs

NEW DELHI: England would want to sign off from their disappointing ODI World Cup title defence on a winning note when they take on Pakistan on Saturday in what will be the concluding game of the tournament for both the teams.

The Times of India

World Cup, Pakistan vs England: Redemption battle for Pakistan and England

Both teams will be looking to sign off on a high at the Eden today after underwhelming World Cup campaigns

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AUS vs BAN, ODI World Cup: When and where to watch, head-to-head, live telecast, live streaming, predicted playing XIs, venue

NEW DELHI: The formidable Australian cricket team is geared up to face a Bangladesh side missing their captain, Shakib Al Hasan, on Saturday. Australia, having already secured a spot in the World Cup semifinals, aim to maintain their stellar form in the final league match before the knockout stage.

The Times of India

World Cup: Australia aim to win big against Bangladesh

PUNE: Escape to victory lifts a team. There is no escaping this sports truism. But despite the stunning match-winning unbeaten double hundred by Glenn Maxwell, it will be hard to argue that the batter was in total control of his shots. Plus, Afghanistan had put them on the mat and…

The Times of India

World Cup: Rassie van der Dussen the star as South Africa huff and puff to five-wicket victory against Afghanistan

AHMEDABAD: If South Africa were looking to correct an anomaly in their current World Cup campaign, the contest against Afghanistan at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday allowed them to tick an important box: ace a chase. At 182-5 after 37.1 overs in pursuit of 245, South Africa…

AAP

Maxi's turned himself into bowling threat too: Vettori

Glenn Maxwell's miraculous batting shouldn't disguise what a weapon he has also become with the ball as Australia approach the business end of the World Cup.

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The Hindu

Captaincy has not been a burden for me: Babar Azam

Babar Azam reflects on Pakistan's World Cup campaign, brushing aside critics and insisting his team will not consider their last match a lost cause. He believes a strong partnership and long innings from Fakhar Zaman could help them achieve their goal of a 287-run victory.

The Hindu

We will become solid again when our injured players return: Stimac ahead of WC Qualifiers

“We have entered the new phase of our work, and we know it’s going to be very hard and difficult on the boys. We know that the next few months until March will be very difficult,” Stimac told the All India Football Federation.

The Hindu

How South Africa rose to the top of world rugby

South Africa's historic 4th Rugby World Cup win was a result of years of planning, left-field thinking, systemic change and a culture of winning. Rassie Erasmus and Jacques Nienaber's partnership led to the first black Test captain, Siya Kolisi, lifting the trophy twice. Their revolutionary shake-up of the system opened…

The Guardian - UK

England’s faded ODI band look to play the hits against Pakistan in final show

A group who changed the landscape at their peak are likely to be broken up after their final match of the World Cup in India

The Times of India

We are 50-50 when chasing and we would like to improve that: SA batsman Rassie van der Dussen

NEW DELHI: South African top-order batsman Rassie van der Dussen acknowledged the need for improvement in the team's ability to chase runs after facing challenges against Afghanistan bowlers in their World Cup match in Ahmedabad.

The Times of India

SA vs AFG: Rassie van der Dussen steers South Africa to victory as Afghanistan exit World Cup

NEW DELHI: Rassie van der Dussen struck a calm unbeaten half-century after pacer Gerald Coetzee grabbed a four-for as South Africa registered a comfortable five-wicket win over Afghanistan in their last World Cup group game on Friday in Ahmedabad.

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