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Women's T20 World Cup: India eye improved performance against nemesis Australia

NEW DELHI: There will be no room for errors when India take on nemesis Australia in the first semifinal of the Women's T20 World Cup at Newlands in Cape Town on Thursday. Having put up patchy performances so far in the tournament, India will have to lift their game drastically…

The Times of India

England beat India by 11 runs: Women’s T20 World Cup – as it happened

Nat Sciver-Brunt’s knock of 50 helped England secure a third group win and all but secure their place in the semi-finals

The Guardian - UK

Marquee blow as race to T20 Summer Bash play-offs wide open

Nine of the 10 remaining games take place across five venues on Sunday.

Newcastle Herald

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Cricket NSW coming to America with players set for T20s

Cricket NSW will push for some of its players to turn out in the USA, after signing a deal with Major League Cricket and linking with a club in Washington D.C.

AAP

Alex Hales told "ship has sailed" for England World Cup defence despite T20 return

Alex Hales returned to international cricket last year after a three-and-a-half year exile to help England win the T20 World Cup, but Steve Harmison believes he will not earn an recall for the upcoming 50-over World Cup

Daily Mirror

India's Smriti Mandhana certain to feature in Women's T20 World Cup game against West Indies

Smriti Mandhana's finger injury has healed sufficiently to allow her to be part of India's playing eleven in the Women's T20 World Cup match against West Indies on Wednesday, said the Indian coaching staff ahead of the game. Mandhana had missed the team's win in its tournament opener against Pakistan.

The Times of India

Frankie says: Relax, White Ferns can win

Injured White Fern Frankie Mackay has turned a forgettable summer into a trailblazing commentary gig. And she’s also backing the White Ferns to recover from their shocking first-up loss at the T20 World Cup, she tells Merryn Anderson.

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Sophia Dunkley interview: England are here to inspire, entertain... and give Aussies a run for their money

England batter previews Women’s T20 World Cup with Standard Sport

Evening Standard

Katherine Sciver-Brunt may prolong England career after Jon Lewis’s appointment

Having retired from Tests and quietly slipped away from ODIs last year, Sciver-Brunt had planned to end her England career after the T20 World Cup

The Independent UK

India to chase maiden Women's T20 World Cup title, Australia aim for record-extending sixth trophy

NEW DELHI: Harmanpreet Kaur-led India will be eyeing their maiden Women's T20 World Cup title while Australia would look to continue their domination as they are eyeing a record-extending sixth trophy.

The Times of India

Aaron Finch to retire from international cricket

Aaron Finch is retiring from international cricket, leaving Australia to search for a new captain in the T20 format.

AAP

There is still enough pull to play for New Zealand: Ferguson on players giving up contracts

AHMEDABAD: New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson empathised with his fellow players giving up central contracts for lucrative T20 league deals but said there is still enough "pull" to represent the country in big-ticket events, such as the World Cup.

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand, 3rd T20I: With series on the line, will Team India play Prithvi Shaw?

NEW DELHI: It would be interesting to see if head coach Rahul Dravid and captain Hardik Pandya will give in to the clamour of including Prithvi Shaw in the playing XI in the series-deciding third T20 International against New Zealand in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Santner currently best spinner in white-ball cricket, lucky to have him: Daryl Mitchell

RANCHI: New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell believes stand-in T20 captain Mitchell Santner is currently one of the best spinners in white-ball cricket after the left-arm tweaker's impressive outing against India in the series opener here.

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Santner looks to apply his learnings at CSK as New Zealand captain

RANCHI: Mitchell Santner says that time spent under Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Stephen Fleming at Chennai Super Kings will come in handy as he leads New Zealand in the T20I series in India.

ABC News

Australia vs Pakistan Twenty20: Australia secure T20 series win in Hobart

Australia have wrapped up a Twenty20 series victory over Pakistan on the back of a clinical bowling effort and clean strikes from Beth Mooney.

Daily Mirror

Olympic chiefs to make cricket decision as ICC propose men's and women's T20 inclusion

Cricket has not featured at the Olympics since the 1900 games, but the International Cricket Council are hoping that it will return at the 2028 event in Los Angeles

Daily Mirror

England star Will Jacks takes "absolutely obscene" catch in South Africa T20 league

Will Jacks took a magnificent one-handed catch on the boundary to dismiss Gerald Coetzee in the SA20 match between the Joburg Super Kings and the Pretoria Capitals

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We have most diverse group of players in MI Emirates: Shane Bond

ABU DHABI (UAE): Shane Bond will be at the helm of MI Emirates in the inaugural edition of the ILT20 to be held in the UAE. The former New Zealand star is excited about his new role and simply cannot wait for the tournament to get rolling.

The Times of India

India vs Sri Lanka: There's a lot of hard work involved, says Suryakumar Yadav

The world's leading T20I batter Suryakumar Yadav is seemingly immune to pressure. In fact, he prefers to put himself under pressure while in training mode ahead of a match.

The Times of India

Suryakumar Yadav century powers India to 228/5 against Sri Lanka

RAJKOT: Suryakumar Yadav produced yet another T20 batting masterclass with a 51-ball unbeaten 112 and powered India to 228 for five in the third and final game against Sri Lanka here on Saturday.

Daily Mirror

Geoffrey Boycott says "scrap the T20 Blast" as it is "overkill" alongside The Hundred

Geoffrey Boycott feels there are too many domestic white-ball tournaments in English cricket and he believes the T20 Blast is the competition which should be scrapped

The Times of India

Becoming most expensive T20 bowler was a harsh lesson: Kasun Rajitha

Sri Lanka pacer Kasun Rajitha says mental strength is key in T20s

The Times of India

In Deepak Hooda, India can bank on a finisher for good

MUMBAI: It can safely be said that since he made his debut for India in T20Is against Sri Lanka in Lucknow on February 24 last year, Deepak Hooda hasn’t been given a fair run or used judiciously by India. However, if they intend to build a solid team for the…

The Times of India

Transitions are inevitable but Hardik Pandya has ingredients to be successful: Sangakkara

NEW DELHI: Transition period in an international team is always "difficult to handle" but India has abundant talent and a potentially good leader in Hardik Pandya to smoothly see through the phase in T20 cricket, feels former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara.

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