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The Latest Breaking News from World Cup

Kyle Jamieson joins New Zealand's World Cup squad as cover amidst injury concerns

NEW DELHI: In response to ongoing injury concerns within the New Zealand cricket team, the Black Caps have called upon Kyle Jamieson to bolster their World Cup squad as a precautionary measure. Jamieson, who was previously with the squad in India as cover for Tim Southee, is set to join…

The Times of India

Australia suffer blow as all-rounder Mitchell Marsh ruled out of Cricket World Cup 2023 indefinitely

The side will walk into their big game against England without two all-rounders

The Independent UK

New Zealand's Lockie Ferguson returns to fitness ahead of key World Cup clash with Pakistan

NEW DELHI: In a significant development for the New Zealand cricket team, pace bowler Lockie Ferguson, who was sidelined due to injury, is now deemed fit and "available" for their crucial ICC Cricket World Cup clash against Pakistan scheduled for Saturday.

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Any team in the world would want a bowling attack like India's: Chris Silverwood

MUMBAI: A major reason why India have been an unstoppable force in the 2023 ODI World Cup so far has been their lethal bowling, which has never allowed the opposition batsmen to put up something substantial that can challenge the hosts' batters. In Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep…

The Times of India

Quinton de Kock smashes yet another century, first to reach 500 runs in this World Cup

PUNE: After yet another century in the World Cup on Wednesday, Quinton de Kock shouldn't be surprised if he is bombarded with that question again: Why retire now?

The Times of India

World Cup: South Africa show title credentials with 190-run rout of New Zealand

PUNE: Fast bowlers win matches even on flat decks. Ask South Africa. And New Zealand.

The Times of India

Australia's Mitchell Marsh to miss World Cup clash with England for personal reasons

NEW DELHI: Australia will be without the services of all-rounder Mitchell Marsh in their highly anticipated World Cup clash against England this week. Cricket Australia announced on Thursday that Marsh has returned home to Perth due to personal reasons, and the timeline for his return to the squad remains uncertain.

The Times of India

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ICC fines Pakistan after heartbreaking loss to South Africa in Cricket World Cup 2023

Pakistan are sixth in the World Cup 2023 table, with four points from six matches

The Independent UK

'Power-hitting' South Africa set new sixes record in the ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: The South African cricket team has etched its name in the annals of cricket history by shattering records at the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup. The Proteas achieved a remarkable feat during their electrifying showdown against New Zealand in Pune on Wednesday, where they displayed a formidable display…

The Times of India

Watch: Wasim Akram explains how Pakistan can still reach the World Cup semi-finals

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's seven-wicket win over Bangladesh has kept their chances of qualifying for the ICC World Cup semi-finals alive, but the 1992 champions still rely on favourable results in other matches, especially the ones involving New Zealand.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli's 10 centuries are the most by any batter against Sri Lanka in ODIs: Interesting stats and trivia for India vs Sri Lanka in ODIs

NEW DELHI: Standing just one win away from confirming a spot in the 2023 ICC World Cup semifinals, hosts India take on Sri Lanka at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Sri Lanka: Memories of 2011, scars of 2023

India and Sri Lanka clash at storied Wankhede

The Times of India

Former Wallabies Slack, Harrison part of Cup review

Former Test skipper Andrew Slack, ex-Wallabies lock Justin Harrison as well as high-performance expert Darlene Harrison will conduct the Wallabies review.

AAP

Marsh flies out of India, will miss World Cup game

Australia allrounder Mitch Marsh has flown home to Perth for personal reasons and will miss the crucial World Cup cricket clash with England.

AAP

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Mary Fowler’s star continues to rise as fringe players stake Matildas claims

The resounding success of the Olympic qualifying tournament in Perth has presented some enviable problems for Tony Gustavsson

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Fem van Empel and Thibau Nys headline European Cyclocross Championships

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David Willey ends England career after ‘disgraceful’ central contract snub

England’s David Willey has announced his international retirement with former captain Michael Vaughan calling the player’s treatment ‘disgraceful’

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The Independent UK

Mark Wood insists contract talks were not distraction for England at World Cup

Wood was one of three players to sign a lucrative three-year term, having previously admitted being tempted by a lucrative offer to play in the UAE.

The Independent UK

Eddie Jones: Marcus Smith is a very good player – but he is not a full-back

The Harlequins wore the number 15 jersey during the World Cup in France.

The Independent UK

South Africa’s huge win over New Zealand shows they can win the Cricket World Cup

The Proteas have now won six of their seven matches after a 190-run victory in Pune

The Times of India

Bowlers are in great rhythm and they don't want rest, says skipper Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma on Wednesday emphasized the great form and commitment of his bowlers despite the workload they've endured during the World Cup. He emphasised that they were in excellent rhythm and prepared to give their best without seeking any rest.

The Conversation

The best techniques for being a cricket fast bowler, according to science

Twenty years ago, Shoaib Akhtar became the first person recorded to bowl at 100mph (161km per hour) during the 2003 One-Day International Men’s World Cup match for Pakistan against England. There was an expectation afterwards that this feat would become a regular occurrence.

The Independent UK

Football must change now after Saudi Arabia 2034 exposes ‘failure’ at the very top

Change is required for the global game, argues Miguel Delaney, given the current system, which has permitted Saudi Arabia’s unchallenged bid for the 2034 World Cup and led to a number of single-candidate campaigns and individuals holding immense power to shape the sport for decades

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 IND vs SL | We aren’t thinking about staying unbeaten and all: Rohit Sharma

Rohit: Focus on immediate match, not coronation. Enjoying batting, bowlers in good rhythm. Conditions dictate 3 spinners. Sri Lanka game a fresh challenge.

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