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The Latest Breaking News from World Cups

Brazil return to their roots with appointment of Carlo Ancelotti

Five-time World Cup winners have their first foreign coach but it reconnects them to a tradition that made them great

The Guardian - UK

Rugby World Cups aren’t adding up for major unions and there is no easy fix

South Africa no longer see hosting as viable and World Rugby is under pressure to deliver for its members

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Elite Rugby: new league aims to boost US game and – finally – pay its players

Kittery Wagner Ruiz saw two World Cups as a US Eagle and now coaches the Boston Banshees, one of six semi-pro sides

The Guardian - US

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50 years ago, when India won its 1st, and so far only, hockey World Cup crown

The early 1970s was hard on hockey lovers in India. In an era when anything less than an Olympic hockey gold was considered a failure, only bronze medals had come India’s way after Tokyo 1964. Even in World Cups, a top podium spot was elusive.

The Times of India

Steve Harmison thinks time is up for Jos Buttler as England white-ball captain

The team have endured a miserable 18-month period in which they have given up both limited-overs World Cups.

The Independent UK

England captain Jos Buttler admits stakes are high ahead of Afghanistan clash

Buttler’s side, who have lost 17 in 24 and have surrendered both white-ball World Cups in that period, must win Wednesday’s Champions Trophy match.

The Independent UK

Phaidra Knight, rugby great, set for pro MMA debut at 50: ‘All roads lead to where I am’

After 35 US caps, three World Cups and hall of fame recognition, the former flanker is still a fighter – but now it’s in the octagon, for money

The Guardian - US

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Pakistan have a better record against India in Champions Trophy

India's record against Pakistan in ODI World Cups is overwhelming, but it's Pakistan who have the upper hand when it comes to the Champions Trophy that has returned to the international calendar for the first time since 2017.

The Times of India

MLS Year 30: A league at a philosophical crossroads as World Cups loom

America’s top circuit has grown and thrived thanks to mechanisms it now no longer needs

The Guardian - US

Players who scored at three or more World Cups

A look at the players who scored in three or more editions of football's biggest tournament...

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Why is so much of football’s power in the hands of ‘two random men’?

IN FOCUS: Football’s lack of democracy is under the spotlight after the bidding process for the 2030 and 2034 World Cups was left with single candidates. As Miguel Delaney writes, it mirrors the executive president structure at the top of the game

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia To Host 2034 FIFA World Cup

FIFA announces hosts for 2030 and 2034 World Cups, raising concerns over human rights issues in Saudi Arabia's bid.

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Perth Test: Unsettled India face steady Australia

Since 2014, serial global trophy winners Australia have laid their hands on two 50-over World Cups (2015, 2023), four Ashes (2017-2018, 2019, 2021-2022, 2023), one T20 World Cup (2021) and the mace that declared them the latest World Test Champions (2023).

The Times of India

Gary Lineker: Key events in career of footballer and presenter

Lineker scored 48 goals in 80 appearances for England, playing in the 1986 and 1990 World Cups.

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Joe El-Abd sees Ferguson-era Man Utd as example for England after staff upheaval

El-Abd has taken over from Felix Jones after the Irishman who helped South Africa win the 2019 and 2023 World Cups unexpectedly resigned in August.

The Independent UK

Netherlands and Ajax great Johan Neeskens dies aged 73

Neesken was part of the great Dutch side which reached the final of the World Cups in 1974 and 1978.

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Players who won multiple World Cups

A look at the most successful individuals in World Cup history

The Times of India

Experienced India should come with back with Women's T20 World Cup trophy: Diana Edulji

MUMBAI: Former India women's captain Diana Edulji feels that the Indian women's team has a good chance of clinching the ICC Women's T20 World Cup trophy in UAE next month and ending their barren run in the World Cups purely as they possess plenty of experienced players in their line-up…

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Mohammed Shami turns 34: Celebrating the career of India's all-format pace veteran

NEW DELHI: Indian pace veteran Mohammed Shami celebrated his 34th birthday on Tuesday. Shami, known for his crucial performances across all formats, has continually proven himself a key player, especially in ODI World Cups. He has been instrumental in India’s bowling lineup with 448 international wickets in 188 matches, despite…

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The best Belgian players ever

We count down Belgium's finest footballing talent from throughout history

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The best Croatian players ever

Counting down Croatia's finest footballing products

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Ranked! The 20 best Mexico players of all time

From legendary figures to more modern-day heroes, a look at some of the best men's players in the history of Mexican football...

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The best centre-backs ever

A look at football's finest stoppers, sweepers and more

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'My last dance in Paris': India's hockey star PR Sreejesh announces retirement

NEW DELHI: The celebrated Indian hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh announced his retirement plans on Monday, stating that he will conclude his illustrious 18-year career after the Paris Olympics. Sreejesh, who has earned 328 international caps and participated in three Olympic Games, will compete in his fourth Olympics in Paris starting…

The Times of India

'What more do you expect from me?': Mohammed Shami questions Indian team management's decisions during 2019 ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: Indian pacer Mohammed Shami, known for his remarkable performances in ODI World Cups, recently expressed his confusion over the team management's decisions to bench him during crucial stages of the tournaments in 2019 edition.

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