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Cricket World Cup 2023 BAN vs NED | New-look Eden Gardens ready to be part of this World Cup

Eden Gardens, iconic venue in Kolkata, has undergone renovation and refurbishment to host the World Cup. It now features modern lighting, redesigned interiors, new covers, a bigger digital scoreboard, revamped wash rooms and a fresh coat of paint. It has a long history of hosting the tournament, with memorable moments…

The Hindu

AUS vs NZ | Momentum with Australia, but Kiwis ready to face a resurgent rival

Australia, riding on its recent form, is the favourite to win the DHARAMSHALA clash against New Zealand. With resilient character, competent players and consistent performance, Aussies are well-equipped to move closer to qualification.

The Hindu

Spectacular New Zealand vs South Africa final is just the start of rugby’s exciting ‘new era’

The All Blacks and Springboks can combine to produce sensational rugby, yet, Harry Latham-Coyle argues, the sport is poised for an uncertain future and must capitalise on new opportunities to inject greater revenue for both the domestic and international scene to thrive

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England’s inflexible tactics meant they went hard and now they will go home

Jos Buttler’s side do not lack ability but appear woefully out of form at a World Cup with a schedule that does little for 50-over cricket

The Guardian - UK

Cricket World Cup 2023 IND vs ENG | Rohit’s men encash their optional nets choice ahead of India-England match

Rahul Dravid watches pitch closely as India prepare for World Cup clash vs England. Players rest, Shami, Gill, Jadeja, Siraj, Kuldeep & Thakur train. Hardik's absence felt, Ishan & Shardul seek batting rhythm. India adjust to Lucknow's weather contrasts. India ready for wounded England.

The Hindu

Usama Mir becomes first-ever concussion substitute in World Cup history

NEW DELHI: Pakistan cricketer Usama Mir became the first-ever concussion substitute in World Cup history. Mir took the field after Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan suffered a head injury during their World Cup fixture against South Africa on Friday. Shadab was replaced by spinner Mir as the concussion substitute.

The Times of India

WATCH: Pakistan's Mohammad Wasim does a MS Dhoni vs South Africa

NEW DELHI: The Chennai crowd is always in awe of the legendary Mahendra Singh Dhoni. A glimpse of the former Indian captain was witnessed during the ICC ODI World Cup match between Pakistan and South Africa when the Pakistan batsman Mohammad Wasim junior provided Chepauk fans with a memorable moment.…

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Mandela, Lomu and a Rugby World Cup final that went beyond sport

On 24 June 1995, New Zealand and South Africa walked out at Ellis Park for a historic Rugby World Cup final. On Saturday in Paris they meet again

The Guardian - UK

Mary Earps reveals difficulties with fan relationship following rise of women’s football

Earps has also discussed her shirt selling out after Nike belatedly decided to release a limited number following the Lionesses’ success at the World Cup

The Independent UK

New Zealand vs South Africa: All Blacks look to complete rocky journey back to the top in World Cup final

The All Blacks were ranked fifth in the world as recently as last summer

Evening Standard

BAN vs NED | Out-of-form Bangladesh takes on spirited Netherlands at ‘home away from home’

Kolkata Pride: Bangladesh & Netherlands eye best-ever WC performance at Eden Gardens. Bangladesh seek to arrest free fall, Netherlands aim to better WC record. Bangladesh fans hope for turnaround; Netherlands look to recover from Australia loss

The Hindu

South Africa out to inspire new generation in World Cup final against All Blacks

The winner will be crowned the most successful nation in the tournament’s history.

The Independent UK

ODI World Cup: Tabraiz Shamsi, Marco Jansen help South Africa bowl out Pakistan for 270

NEW DELHI: Skipper Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel struck crucial half-centuries before left-arm spinner Tabraiz Shamsi bagged a four-for as South Africa bowled out Pakistan for 270 in Match 26 of the ODI World Cup match in Chennai on Friday.

The Times of India

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Pakistan in a must-win situation against an in-form South Africa

Pakistan's World Cup campaign has been dismal, with three consecutive losses. Their batting unit has been the only positive, with Mohammad Rizwan, Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam performing consistently. South Africa, on the other hand, have been in red-hot form, with Quinton de Kock and Heinrich Klaasen powering their wins.…

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The Independent UK

Where has it all gone wrong for England at the World Cup?

An ageing squad, confused selection and individual errors have all contributed to a dismal title defence.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Virat Kohli bowls to Rohit Sharma in the nets as India trains for England game

India's Men in Blue hit the ground running in Lucknow, with the full squad (minus Shami and Kishan) practicing fielding drills, batting and bowling. Virat Kohli bowled to Rohit, while Bumrah and Kuldeep tested their willows. The team is fine-tuning their skills in preparation for Sunday's match against England, looking…

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Cricket World Cup 2023 IND vs ENG | India got its first part right, second act begins

India remain undefeated in 5 games, looking to extend their winning momentum against varied opponents. Need to amplify efforts and offer fodder for warm behind-the-scenes videos from a happy dressing room.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 SL vs ENG | I have confidence and belief in myself as a leader: Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler believes he is the right man to lead England despite their World Cup loss to Sri Lanka. The Lankans credit their bowlers for their discipline and Mathews for adjusting the length.

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Harbhajan Singh calls Jos Buttler 'clueless', says England not capable of beating India

NEW DELHI: Defending champions England were pushed to the brink of World Cup elimination on Thursday when they were handed an eight-wicket thrashing by Sri Lanka in their crucial ICC ODI World Cup match at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

RFU bans former council member for using racial slur to black volunteer

Andrew Sarek will not be allowed to attend an England match for 12 months after accepting an RFU charge but denying the words were racist

The Hindu

India vs England | Shubman Gill focuses on short ball play, long tail prepares to wag

At Lucknow, seven Indian cricketers prepared for their World Cup fixture vs England. Shubman Gill worked on his short ball play. Ishan Kishan, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Shami, and Kuldeep Yadav also attended the optional nets session

Evening Standard

Lawrence Dallaglio column: England must not settle under Steve Borthwick after setting new benchmark

England need to set the tone for the new era and finish the Rugby World Cup on a high by securing third place

Evening Standard

Topsy Ojo column: England must play for pride tonight after huge impact of Kevin Sinfield's motivation

Third-place finish at Rugby World Cup would be a fine return

The Times of India

PAK vs SA: WATCH - Marco Jansen throws verbal volleys, Mohammad Rizwan offers a hug

NEW DELHI: South Africa's young pacer Marco Jansen unleashed a barrage of verbal volleys at Pakistan batsman Mohammad Rizwan during their ICC ODI World Cup match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

The Hindu

ICC World Cup | Run-out in 2019 semifinal made it clear it was my last day for India, says Dhoni

MS Dhoni revealed his last game for India was the 2019 World Cup semifinal vs. New Zealand, where he was run out. He said it was difficult to control his emotions and he knew his time in international cricket was over. He said retiring from cricket took away the chance…

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