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The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

England: Richard Wigglesworth hails Kevin Sinfield impact amid uncertainty over future

With Felix Jones joining after the World Cup, one of the pair could leave their role in the coming weeks

Evening Standard

World Cup, SA vs BAN highlights: Ton-up Quinton De Kock leads South Africa's rout of Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: Quinton de Kock showcased his brilliance with a stunning 174, marking his third century of the World Cup, as South Africa dominated Bangladesh in a match held in Mumbai on Tuesday.

The Times of India

World Rugby to launch new international competition from 2026

The governing body has also given the go-ahead to the expansion of the World Cup to 24 teams in time for Australia 2027.

The Independent UK

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Matildas make keenly anticipated return with Paris Olympics on their minds

Tony Gustavsson’s team are back in Australia for a round-robin tournament in front of sold-out crowds in Perth

The Guardian - AU

Mercedes enters four factory drivers for FIA GT World Cup return in Macau

Marciello and Engel will be joined in the event on the bill of the Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix on 18/19 November by Daniel Juncadella and Jules Gounon.

Autosport

ODI World Cup: I don't see any attitude from team while fielding, says Pakistan captain Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, confronted his team's fielding shortcomings and the need for a fresh approach after their unexpected loss to Afghanistan, a defeat that has placed them on the brink of elimination from the World Cup.

The Times of India

'Never an off day': How India's World Cup win streak took shape off the field

Rohit Sharma's team took a conscious decision in West Indies in July to enhance bonding sessions keeping the World Cup in mind

The Times of India

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Australia's big three could play whole World Cup: coach

Australia will not rest any of their frontline pacemen against the Netherlands, as Andrew McDonald warns the Dutch are not to be taken lightly at the World Cup.

AAP

Edinburgh coach Sean Everitt praises Healy as World Cup stars to return

Edinburgh will welcome a number of World Cup stars back against the Lions on Saturday including Duhan van der Merwe.

The National (Scotland)

Silver Ferns' sweet end to mixed bag of '23

After their World Cup crash, the Silver Ferns have rolled the world champions - twice - to finish 2023. But is the coach happy with that progress? Merryn Anderson reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

South Africa motivated by poor ODI record against Bangladesh, says Aiden Markram

NEW DELHI: Aiden Markram, a key figure in the South African team, emphasised their strong motivation to prove themselves against Bangladesh. This determination stems from their recent impressive 229-run victory over England in the World Cup.

The Times of India

Sir Bobby Charlton: England’s greatest ever player and the artist of 1966

The face of English football for decades, the World Cup and Ballon d’Or winner’s legacy will live on following his death at the age of 86

The Independent UK

COVID lockdown training base kept Mohammed Shami sharp for World Cup comeback

NEW DELHI: Before the COVID-19 lockdowns disrupted the world, Indian pace bowler Mohammed Shami had constructed a home-made practice facility that helped him maintain his sharpness and ultimately led to his successful World Cup comeback against New Zealand.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan wins hearts before acid test versus Afghanistan

CHENNAI: Mohammad Rizwan has been in great touch with the bat in the World Cup. On the eve of Pakistan’s do-or-die World Cup clash against Afghanistan in Chennai, the local net bowlers got a glimpse of the good cricket brain that the Pakistan vice-captain has.

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ICC World Cup: Afghan spin threat awaits Pakistan batters

CHENNAI: If ever there was a side that used to be a scourge for spinners, it used to be Pakistan. Generations of Indian spinners — from Bishan Bedi to Maninder Singh to Harbhajan Singh — will have their stories of hard times against the likes of Zaheer Abbas, Salim Malik…

The Times of India

IND vs NZ: India playing the World Cup like a run-away train with failed brakes, says Wasim Akram

NEW DELHI: India continuing their unbeaten run in the ICC World Cup 2023 with a win over New Zealand on Sunday earned them the tag of "unstoppable" by the legendary Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram, who sang praises of Rohit Sharma & Co on the news channel 'A Sports'.

The Independent UK

Danny Care hoping England’s World Cup efforts have won over disillusioned fans

Steve Borthwick’s men had came under fire before the tournament but were minutes away from reaching the World Cup final.

Radio France Internationale

South Africa skipper Kolisi hails 'special coach' Nienaber

Only a handful in world rugby can rival Siya Kolisi's stature as a player and his renown: the first Black man to captain the South Africa national rugby union team in its 126-year history and the third after François Pienaar and John Smit to lead the side to the World…

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The Independent UK

Sir Bobby Charlton: England’s greatest ever player and the artist of 1966

The face of English football for decades, the World Cup and Ballon d’Or winner’s legacy will live on following his death at the age of 86

The Times of India

South Africa's Reeza Hendricks seizes late call-up opportunity in World Cup

NEW DELHI: Reeza Hendricks, representing South Africa, made an indelible mark at the World Cup as he not only embraced a late call-up but also contributed significantly with a commanding 85, driving his team to a crushing 229-run triumph over England. However, the seasoned cricketer remains humble, acknowledging the unpredictability…

The Guardian - UK

Survivor, pioneer, winner – Bobby Charlton was the ultimate footballer

The Manchester United and England legend, who has died aged xx, saw it all and did it all in a remarkable career, from the low of the Munich air disaster to winning the World Cup in 1966

The Times of India

World Cup: Soaring Netherlands brought down to earth by Sri Lanka

LUCKNOW: Thanks to a gritty, unbeaten 91 by Sadeera Samarawickrama, Sri Lanka managed to register their maiden victory in the World Cup on Saturday after enduring three losses on the trot. The day belonged to Samarawickrama who held his nerves to score an unbeaten 91 off 107 deliveries to guide…

The Guardian - UK

Tenacious, cunning and courageous, but England are just outgrappled

Defeat against South Africa in the World Cup semi-final will hurt more than most as Borthwick’s side fall short of Paris miracle

The Times of India

'It's incredibly disappointing...': Jos Buttler laments as England's World Cup semi-final hopes in jeopardy after defeat to South Africa

NEW DELHI: England's decision to bowl first against South Africa in sweltering Mumbai conditions backfired as they suffered a devastating 229-run one-day international loss, a record defeat for the team. This loss leaves England's hopes of reaching the World Cup semi-finals hanging by a thread.

The Independent UK

Reactions to the death of Bobby Charlton, former England soccer great, at the age of 86

The sports world reacts to the announcement that Bobby Charlton, the World Cup-winning soccer great for Manchester United and England, has died at the age of 86

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