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Unravelling the secrets of swing in cricket with the physics of friction

Cricket teams must understand dew's impact on friction, spin, and swing. Captains must be aware of the risks of bowling first in day-night games. Batters have an advantage under dew, but must maintain moisture on gloves and soles. The amount of friction increases with the thickness of a water film…

The Hindu

India will be nervous facing New Zealand in World Cup semifinal, says Ross Taylor

Nervous India face New Zealand in World Cup semi-final: Taylor. India, top of the table, go into the semi-final as favourites, but Taylor believes NZ can be dangerous.

The Hindu

Who are in the Cricket World Cup semi-finals and when are the matches?

Everything you need to know about the Cricket World Cup semi-finals

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We will lean on experience of senior players to tackle India’s ‘threat’ in World Cup semifinal, says New Zealand’s Devon Conway

New Zealand lean on experienced players to tackle India's "threat" in World Cup semis. Devon Conway says Blackcaps have dominant record against India in ICC events. He hopes Rachin Ravindra can build on success, calling him a popular young man in the team.

The Hindu

Tucker, Illingworth to officiate in India-New Zealand semifinal; Menon on-field umpire for second semifinal

Illingworth was also an on-field umpire in the 2019 World Cup semifinal between India and New Zealand which the Kiwis won by 18 runs in a weather-affected match spread over two days at Old Trafford, while Tucker was the third umpire.

The Hindu

India star KL Rahul breaks Rohit Sharma’s Cricket World Cup record

This is just one of few other records broken by wicketkeeper-batsman during his knock

The Independent UK

Downfall of Mott-Key crew: Everyone is responsible and no one is accountable

There is a sense that the dominant feeling around English cricket is powerlessness following the flaccid 50-over World Cup defence

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India's Virender Sehwag, Diana Edulji and Sri Lanka's Aravind D'Silva enter ICC's Hall of Fame

The International Cricket Council announced the name of the three legends of cricket - Virender Sehwag, Diana Edulji and Aravinda de Silva- as the latest inductees of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.

The Hindu

Playing against Kuldeep, Jadeja was learning experience: Dutch batter Nidamanuru

Netherlands batsman Teja Nidamanuru hopes to benefit from playing against Indian spinners Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja, aiming to become a more consistent batsman. He showed glimpses of his talent with a brisk 54 against India

The Hindu

Selectors prepare for life after Lanning ahead of India

Australia's selectors are likely to hold off naming a full-time replacement for Meg Lanning when they announce their squad for a multi-format tour of India.

AAP

Rohit Sharma makes ODI history in India’s 160-run win over Netherlands

Rohit Sharma-led India finish group stage as only unbeaten side in Cricket World Cup

The Independent UK

ODI World Cup 2023 takeaways: India dominates, England flops, Afghanistan arrives and Kohli shines

The Cricket World Cup group stage is over and four teams remain in the running for the title. Host nation India have swept through the tournament with nine wins, while England have put in one of the worst title defenses imaginable. Afghanistan have been a revelation, while Virat Kohli has…

The Hindu

Shreyas is the backbone of India’s middle order, says Rahul Dravid

India's Iyer is middle-order backbone: Dravid. Iyer's 128* in WC win vs Netherlands cements his role as India's middle-order backbone. Dravid praises Iyer's calm temperament & ability to perform under pressure. Van der Merwe: India well-balanced, tough to beat in semis vs NZ. Netherlands miss out on 2025 CT, but…

The Hindu

We need early wickets against New Zealand at Wankhede: Kuldeep

India spinner Kuldeep Yadav says Wankhede a tough venue for bowlers, early wickets key to success against New Zealand. KL Rahul praised for his wicket-keeping efforts. India confident of continuing good form in semifinal.

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The Guardian - UK

New England starts here but only once World Cup lessons have been learned

Captain and coach will be given a fresh start on the Caribbean tour after disastrous title defence has been thoroughly analysed

The Independent UK

England will take it slow with Jofra Archer after latest setback – Rob Key

The paceman briefly joined the World Cup squad as a travelling reserve but trained only once before his elbow injury resurfaced.

The Independent UK

Rob Key ready to take share of blame for England’s poor World Cup

England scrambled to a seventh-placed finish in India.

The Guardian - UK

India thrash Netherlands by 160 runs: Cricket World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul hit hundreds as the World Cup hosts geared up for the semi-finals with a ninth group win out of nine

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The Independent UK

England name new-look squads for West Indies on back of World Cup

Jos Buttler will captain ODI squad as one of six survivors from an unimpressive title defence.

The National (Scotland)

Coetzer excited for Legends League Cricket tournament as he details coaching role

Kyle Coetzer is looking forward to the Legends League Cricket tournament.

The Hindu

India will have to wait for another three World Cups if they don't win it this time: Shastri

India will probably have to wait for another three World Cups to have a shot at the title if they are not able to extend their dominant run in the ongoing edition, reckons Ravi Shastri

The Guardian - UK

Rob Key says Bazball hype has ‘made life harder’ for England white-ball sides

England have rung the changes for their men’s white-ball tour of the Caribbean in December, but Jos Buttler is one of six survivors from the woeful World Cup campaign

The Hindu

Glenn Maxwell | Demolition man

Bored shepherds clouting a taped ball with a piece of wood in ancient Britain was the genesis of cricket before it acquired sophistication and rules. In its most elementary form, it still remains what those bored lads with sheep to tend, did. Swinging a bat and sending the ball high…

The Guardian - UK

England’s zombie World Cup briefly revived in beguiling win over Pakistan

It may have been too little too late, but England’s victory to a dreamlike backdrop felt like a form of consolation

The Guardian - UK

Mitchell Marsh the latest to flourish as Australia’s momentum builds

Magnificent 177 to sink Bangladesh maintains winning streak as South Africa semi-final looms

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