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Our success shows age is just a number, says archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam

KOLKATA: Jyothi Surekha Vennam, who had little knowledge of archery when she picked up the bow in 2007, found her habits coming handy as she grew from strength to strength in the sport. "By nature I am quiet and that helps me handle pressure situations at the international stage better,"…

The Times of India

The Women’s World Cup Is Paving The Way For A New Sporting Culture In Australia

Right now we have the power to redefine how we collectively engage with sporting culture in Australia and that is pretty exciting.

Pedestrian.tv

Role models: how the Matildas have ‘turbocharged’ girls’ football in Australia

With interest in the sport at an all-time high, grassroots clubs have seen a ‘mind-boggling increase’ in female participation

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Matildas must defend French connections in World Cup aerial duel

The battle between France’s aerial attack and Australia’s wall of defence will decide which team progresses to the World Cup final four

The Guardian - AU

Catching up with Celtics alumni: Tremont Waters puts Mikal Bridges on skates at the World Cup

How are Celtica alumni doing in World Cup exhibition play and more generally?

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As the Matildas chase glory in Brisbane, girls nearby are turned away from their overcrowded local club

Australia’s success at the World Cup is inspiring the next generation of players. But where will they play?

The Guardian - AU

All we know is that there will be a new winner of the World Cup

In today’s Football Daily: The World Cup, Harry Kane and football earworms

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Babar Azam-led team more stable than India, feels legendary Pakistan pacer

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan pacer Sarfaraz Nawaz feels the Babar Azam-led team appears to be a more stable unit compared to their Indian counterparts and pointed out that new players were being 'tried out' just ahead of the World Cup.

The Times of India

England reach World Cup dividing line as Sarina Wiegman faces crunch decision

The quarter-finals of the World Cup are where the challengers are separated from the pretenders, as the Lionesses look for the ‘balance’ against Colombia that will reveal how far they can go

The Independent UK

The World Cup drains NWSL teams’ talent. Here’s how one side cope

Few teams have been more affected by World Cup player absences than North Carolina. Which makes their ongoing success all the more remarkable

The Guardian - US

Manchester United delay Mason Greenwood decision to consult World Cup players

Three Manchester United Women players still being at the World Cup is a major factor in the time taken to determine Mason Greenwood’s future

The Guardian - UK

Which Boston Celtics alumni are playing in the 2023 FIBA World Cup?

With Al Horford and Oshae Brissett sitting out the World Cup, only Porzingis is still in the mix; what other Boston alumni are too?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Chess: Magnus Carlsen escapes after flirting with defeat at World Cup

World No 1 lost first game to Germany’s Vincent Keymer through endgame blunder, but finally won 3.5-2.5 after speed tiebreaks

The Guardian - UK

Steve Borthwick brushes off Warren Gatland’s England fitness jibe

The England coach did not rise to the barb of Wales being too fit for his side, as he said that ‘incredible’ Henry Arundell can be a game-breaker at the World Cup

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Fans are finding out just how disappointing merchandise for women's football is

England goalkeeper Mary Earps was named player of the match in England’s victory over Nigeria in the Fifa Women’s World Cup. She has played a key role in England’s recent successes, not just at the World Cup but in previous tournaments. Her performances have made her a hero to her…

The Guardian - AU

Old blokes at the pub and teenage boys on the train – Matildas fans are now everywhere, and I couldn’t be happier

It’s no longer a niche skill to be able to impress/bore a lesbian at a party by listing off the names of Australian women football players

The Times of India

Everyone is desperate to go and win the World Cup: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: India are "desperate" to end their ICC trophy drought at the 2023 ODI World Cup, according to skipper Rohit Sharma, and are armed with "inner "confidence" and "self-belief" to do it.

The Independent UK

Lauren James handed ban for World Cup red card

James will miss Saturday’s quarter-final against Colombia and the semi-final should England progress, but could return for the World Cup final if her teammates get there

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'Shocked' Shikhar Dhawan determined to make national comeback after exclusion from Asian Games squad

NEW DELHI: Senior India batter Shikhar Dhawan was "bit shocked" by his absence from the Asian Games squad but remains keen to make a national comeback in the near future.

The Times of India

No. 4 slot in ODIs has been an issue for us for a long time: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: According to captain Rohit Sharma, no batter has succeeded in settling into the crucial number four slot in the Indian ODI side since Yuvraj Singh's departure, causing severe worries ahead of the World Cup.

Sports Illustrated

World Cup Power Rankings: Why Each Quarterfinalist Could Win, Lose

There’s a new No. 1 in our latest rankings as we look at the strengths and weaknesses of the eight remaining teams.

The Canberra Times

Where to watch the Matildas take on France in the World Cup quarter-final

The game starts at 5pm on Saturday, August 12, but some venues have already sold out.

The Independent UK

Today at the World Cup: Lucy Bronze admit England not happy with performances

The last-eight fixtures begin on Friday when Spain play the Netherlands and Japan take on Sweden.

Evening Standard

Back us to reach top gear when it matters most, asks Lucy Bronze ahead of England quarter-final

Lucy Bronze admits England have not been happy with their performances at the World Cup, but she is convinced the Lionesses will deliver when it matters most.

The Times of India

New Zealand haven't ruled out Kane Williamson from ODI World Cup

NEW DELHI: New Zealand have left open the possibility of including Kane Williamson in their ODI World Cup squad in India, even if it requires him to sit out the initial matches.

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