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Pat Cummins unsure of future as Australia's ODI skipper, eyes IPL return

Pat Cummins is pondering his future as Australia's one-day international captain post the World Cup, while also eyeing a return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the upcoming season in readiness for the Twenty20 showdown.

The Times of India

Rain could force World Cup toss rethink in Kolkata

Australia's plan of batting first if they win the World Cup semi-final toss and putting South Africa under pressure could be impacted by forecast rain.

AAP

Rahul Dravid inspects Wankhede pitch ahead of World Cup semifinal against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Keen on maintaining a flawless record in the World Cup, India's coaching staff immediately got to work upon arriving in Mumbai for their crucial semifinal against New Zealand.

The Times of India

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Cyclocross riders and teams hit back at Lappartient’s World Cup criticism

‘If I start doing everything, I will ultimately destroy myself’ says World Cup leader van der Haar

Cycling News

World Cup: How KL Rahul is bringing stability to India's campaign

BENGALURU: In the run-up to ODI World Cup, KL Rahul was the pet troll of social media rabble-rousers.

The Times of India

England's World Cup woes blamed on Test cricket priority, coach Mott gets full backing

NEW DELHI: England's managing director, Rob Key, acknowledged that the decision to prioritise Test cricket over one-day internationals played a role in the team's disappointing World Cup campaign. Despite a promising year for England in test cricket, their early exit from the World Cup, with six defeats in the first…

The Times of India

WATCH: Suryakumar Yadav bags 'Fielder of the Match' award as India conclude league stage unbeaten

NEW DELHI: Suryakumar Yadav earned the coveted 'Fielder of the Match' award for his outstanding contributions against the Netherlands, as India concluded the group stage with an unbeaten record in the World Cup. Surya, known for his electric fielding, showcased his prowess on the field, standing out among the contenders…

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World Cup: Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul fireworks lead rout of Netherlands as India make it 9-in-a-row

NEW DELHI: Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul sparkling tons were followed by an all-round show by the bowlers as perfect India hammered Netherlands by 160 runs in their final group game at the World Cup in Bengaluru on Sunday.

The Times of India

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

World Cup: Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul tons power India to 410/4 against Netherlands

NEW DELHI: Middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul struck dazzling centuries as India produced a breathtaking batting display to post a mammoth 410 for four against the Netherlands in their final league match of the World Cup in Bengaluru on Sunday.

The Times of India

Will think hard about ODI future post knee surgery: Ben Stokes

NEW DELHI: England Test captain Ben Stokes may have reconsidered his decision to retire from one-day internationals (ODIs) in order to participate in the World Cup. However, he expressed the need to carefully contemplate his future in the 50-over format following an upcoming knee surgery.

The Times of India

UCI threatens Cyclocross World Championships ban for riders who skip World Cup races

'It's not a competition in which you can pick and choose as you please' Lappartient says as Nys misses Sunday's race in Dendermonde

Cycling News

World Cup: Rohit Sharma becomes first player to score more than 500 runs in two consecutive editions

NEW DELHI: One of the reasons for India's superb unbeaten run in this edition of the World Cup is the stupendous form of their captain Rohit Sharma.

The Times of India

World Cup: I would have called Mathews back, says former Bangladesh captain Ashraful

PUNE: Mohammad Ashraful believes he would have reinstated Sri Lankan Angelo Mathews had he been the Bangladesh captain after the latter was timed out in the World Cup clash at the Feroz Shah Kotla earlier this week.

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'I'm done': England's David Willey confident in retirement decision

NEW DELHI: England fast bowler David Willey expressed confidence in his decision to retire from international cricket after playing a crucial role in England's 93-run victory over Pakistan in their last group game at the World Cup in Kolkata.

The Times of India

'It's not a crime to make mistakes...': Mickey Arthur backs Pakistan captain Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of Pakistan's World Cup campaign concluding with a 93-run defeat against England, team director Mickey Arthur has come to the defence of skipper Babar Azam. Speculations had been circulating that Babar might step down from the captaincy after the tournament, fueled by criticism from former…

The Times of India

IND vs NED, ODI World Cup: When and where to watch, head-to-head, live telecast, live streaming, predicted playing XIs, venue

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team remains unscathed, having already secured a spot in the semifinals in a commanding run through the World Cup. However, their final league encounter against the eliminated Netherlands is far from inconsequential, as teams strive to enhance their performance and set the stage for ultimate…

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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ODI World Cup: England sign off with big win over Pakistan and qualify for Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Ben Stokes and David Willey highlighted an all-round show as England sent Pakistan crashing out of the World Cup with a 93-run hammering at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Saturday.

The Times of India

IND vs NED, World Cup Preview: Virat Kohli eyes landmark century as India take on Netherlands

NEW DELHI: As India continue their dominant run in the World Cup, attention turns to their final league game against the Netherlands, where Virat Kohli aims to achieve his landmark 50th ODI century. Although India have already secured a spot in the semifinals, every match in the World Cup holds…

The Times of India

'Pool of players...': Experts explain what Pakistan need to learn from India after World Cup debacle

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captains lamented that their team made no improvement in the last four years, from the 2019 World Cup to the ongoing edition, after they found themselves in similar situations of failing to progress into the knockout stages due to inferior net run rate.

The Times of India

Ravindra Jadeja is most valuable cricketer in the world: Dilip Doshi

KOLKATA: Dilip Doshi, like everyone else, is impressed at India's dominating run in the World Cup. The Rohit Sharma-led side became the first team to make the semifinals, that too without losing a single game. However, Doshi feels the knockouts are a different ball game altogether.

The Times of India

'Keep believing': Michael Vaughan trolls Pakistan with astonishing semis qualification scenarios

NEW DELHI: With Pakistan all but out of the World Cup semis race, former England captain Michael Vaughan on Friday trolled Babar Azam and co., sharing some almost-unachievable and jaw-dropping numbers for them to book a berth in top-four.

The Times of India

Adam Zampa's control of length has made him almost unplayable: Daniel Vettori

NEW DELHI: Adam Zampa's exceptional control over his length has been a key factor in his success, making him nearly unstoppable in the World Cup, according to Australia's spin bowling coach Daniel Vettori.

The Times of India

'It is easy to give advice on TV': Babar Azam denies Pakistan captaincy has affected his form at World Cup

NEW DELHI: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam dismisses the notion that the responsibilities of captaincy have affected his batting performance at the World Cup. Unfazed by uncertainties about retaining the captaincy after the tournament, he remains focused on the immediate task at hand.

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