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The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

Fowler hopes to take World Cup form into new WSL season

England's Women's Super League is back, featuring 13 Australians including Mary Fowler, who aims to shine for Manchester City as she did at the World Cup.

AAP

Shakib Al Hasan hints at retirement after 2025 ICC Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Veteran Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan wants to call time on his illustrious international career after the 2025 Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

The Times of India

Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan hints at retirement after 2025 ICC Champions Trophy

Shakib Al Hasan plans to retire from Tests after World Cup, T20Is after 2024 T20 World Cup and ODI's after 2025 Champions Trophy. He resigned as captain after Asia Cup and doesn't think his captaincy adds value. Wants to just bowl, field and bat, enjoy game and perform for Bangladesh.…

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As Cricket World Cup fever grips India, bat manufacturers in J-K struggle to meet demand

SANGAM: Sunil Kumar, an expert batmaker from Uttar Pradesh's Meerut, is among several master craftsmen lured to Sangam as manufacturers in this south Kashmir town have witnessed a surge in orders ahead of the Cricket World Cup that begins next week.

The Times of India

Kellaway's a fan of Wallabies' assistant Brett Hodgson

Fullback Andrew Kellaway has picked the brains of one of his favourite NRL players Brett Hodgson, who's an assistant coach for the Wallabies at the World Cup.

AAP

Ashwin may replace Axar Patel in final World Cup squad

Veteran off-spinner R Ashwin is set to replace injured left-arm spinner Axar Patel in India's final squad for the World Cup. "Axar is suffering from a quadricep injury, which takes a long time to heal. KL Rahul was suffering from a similar injury, and took four months to recover. It…

The Times of India

Ben Stokes: ‘I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team’

Having reversed his 50-over retirement, England’s Test and T20 talisman talks to Ali Martin about the Ashes summer, Freddie Flintoff’s return and his hopes of retaining the World Cup in India

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New Zealand whitewash Bangladesh to wrap ODI World Cup preparation

NEW DELHI: New Zealand geared up for the World Cup with an impressive 2-0 series victory over Bangladesh, culminating in a convincing seven-wicket win in the final one-day international (ODI) in Dhaka on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Steve Smith’s form not a concern but Australia must adapt well, feels Mitchell Starc

Mitchell Starc believes Steve Smith's poor returns in first two ODIs against India is least of concern for Australia. He's confident Smith, Maxwell and others will adapt to conditions and be ready for World Cup

The Hindu

India vs Australia | Ashwin makes the ball talk just at the right time

Ashwin's 3-wkt spell at Indore showcased his intelligence, skill & experience, justifying selectors' faith in him. He proved to be a great replacement for the World Cup, showing modern batters the Indian conditions.

The Hindu

Jasprit Bumrah back for third ODI, Axar Patel not playing but could be fit for World Cup warm-up games

NEW DELHI: Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah will be available for the third ODI against Australia after being given a one-match break but all-rounder Axar Patel will be given a few more days to recover from his quadricep tear ahead of the World Cup, BCCI sources said on Monday.

The Times of India

PCB writes to ICC as wait for Indian visa continues less than two days before scheduled travel

INDORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday raised serious concerns with the ICC over the delay in national team's travel to India for the World Cup due to visa issues and claimed the anxious wait has already impacted its preparation for the 50-over showpiece.

The Times of India

Axed Jason Roy urged to remain positive with World Cup role still a possibility

The big-hitting opener was replaced by Harry Brook in England’s squad for the World Cup.

The Independent UK

Australia media hit out at Eddie Jones and ‘embarrassing’ World Cup defeat to Wales: ‘Officially a disaster’

The Wallabies are set to exit the World Cup before the quarter-finals for the first time after a record defeat

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The Times of India

Sri Lanka's Wanindu Hasaranga likely to miss World Cup due to hamstring injury

NEW DELHI: Sri Lankan all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga is unlikely to participate in the upcoming 50-overs World Cup in India due to a hamstring injury, despite efforts by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) to aid his recovery, according to reports citing a team doctor.

The Independent UK

‘Rock bottom’: Australian media react to ‘embarrassing’ World Cup defeat to Wales

The Wallabies are set to exit the World Cup before the quarter-finals for the first time after a record defeat

AAP

Vine wants ALW to shine in World Cup afterglow

Cortnee Vine has experienced newfound stardom and the Sydney winger wants the World Cup momentum to continue into the A-League Women.

Newsroom.co.nz

Metuarau on a Silver Ferns mission

Missing out on the Commonwealth Games gave Tiana Metuarau the fire to work even harder for her Silver Ferns dream. She's back from an abrupt World Cup call-up and ready to keep growing.

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Radio France Internationale

France's big win over Namibia highlights trying times for World Cup organisers

Appropriate that a match involving France should throw up some existential issues.

The Times of India

India vs Australia 2nd ODI: India's got momentum, but Shami vs Shardul debate far from settled

INDORE: India are building up steam as the World Cup approaches, ticking boxes on the way, getting battle ready. Jasprit Bumrah looks sharp, Shubman Gill has regained his midas touch and KL Rahul has settled well in the middle-order as if he was never away from the action.

The Guardian - UK

‘We can’t be down’: Siya Kolisi defiant despite South Africa’s defeat by Ireland

The captain insists the 13-8 loss is ‘good preparation’ for the latter stages of the World Cup, while Ireland head coach Andy Farrell: ‘That was a proper game’

The National (Scotland)

Sophie Howard determined to banish Scotland World Cup demons

The defender admits she was tormented by the failure to qualify for the tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

The Times of India

'Big difference': KL Rahul on opening and batting in middle-order

NEW DELHI: India's stand-in skipper KL Rahul, who is leading the team in the first two ODIs of the ongoing three-match series against Australia, shed light on the nuances of batting as an opener versus batting in the middle order. Rahul's insights came after he delivered a match-winning performance with…

The Times of India

Focus on Praggnanandhaa as India begin campaign in chess at Asian Games

NEW DELHI: The spotlight will be on the young Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa in the chess competition at the Hangzhou Asian Games, especially after his recent impressive performances in the World Cup. India is eager to secure several medals to boost their overall tally.

The Independent UK

France issue Antoine Dupont recovery update after scrum half undergoes surgery

The scrum half’s further participation in the World Cup remains in doubt

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