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I will remember this World Cup for the rest of my life, says Afghanistan pacer Naveen-ul-Haq

While Afghanistan pacer Naveen-ul-Haq will forever cherish the ongoing ICC World Cup after his team's remarkable achievements, he remains steadfast in his choice to retire from 50-over cricket once the tournament concludes.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Pakistan ready for the big fight against Afghanistan

CHENNAI: Be it Saeed Anwar’s 194 in the Independence Cup in 1997 or a memorable Test win against India in 1999, Pakistan have some incredible Chennai memories. Even in December 2012, when they played the first match of a revival bilateral series here, Pakistan were triumphant despite MS Dhoni’s century.…

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Sri Lanka, Australia in a fight to revive campaign

LUCKNOW: Nothing is going right for the Sri Lanka team in this World Cup so far, and the same holds true for Australia.

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Ricky Ponting backs Virat Kohli to break Sachin Tendulkar's ODI centuries record this World Cup

NEW DELHI: Run-machine Virat Kohli, who played a superb 85-run knock in India's ODI World Cup opening win against Australia in Chennai, missed out on a well deserved century.

The Times of India

World Cup: South Africa in attack mode in middle overs with both bat and ball

NEW DELHI: "I think there's a lot of passion in this team to give our absolute all at this World Cup. Let's see how far it can get us. We're known to start pretty slowly, be it in a series or maybe world events, so we put a lot of…

The Times of India

On King Kohli’s broad shoulders rest India’s dreams of glory on home soil

Former captain may no longer be the host’s official leader, but the darling of the masses can make this World Cup his own

The Guardian - UK

Cricket World Cup: England horror show threatens to end title defence early

Well, what on earth happened there? Waking up this morning on day two of this World Cup to find their nightmarish, nine-wicket mauling by New Zealand was no dream, that is the question England must have been asking, longing for the video-gamer's temptation: pause, quit, restart.

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Cricket World Cup | IPL experience could be handy in this World Cup: Van der Dussen

Rassie van der Dussen believes South Africa's batting line-up is formidable, with IPL experience helping them adjust to different conditions. He feels the team's experience at different venues will be key to success at the World Cup.

The Hindu

Can anyone stop India? Assessing Cricket World Cup 2023 favourites

Run this World Cup through the kind of 'Super Duper Computer' that tends to be roused for its predictions around this time in any tournament cycle, and you could bet your last IPL franchise dollar that it would pre-ordain India as champions.

Evening Standard

Flying Fiji break new ground but World Cup is set up for smaller nations to fail

So-called tier-two teams are at every disadvantage, from pool fixtures to a lack of quality warm-ups: World Rugby has to act

The Guardian - UK

Rugby World Cup: Why England matches hit by empty seats as frustration mounts

While the action has been stellar on the pitch, logistical problems are putting a dampener on the tournament in France

Evening Standard

Stuart McInally leaves Scotland camp with neck injury

The 33-year-old is due to retire after this World Cup meaning he has missed the chance to bow out on the biggest stage, whilst stranded on 49 caps.

The National (Scotland)

Lawrence Dallaglio column: England need to show their ruthless streak and get the tries flowing once again

Every single England player still has a point to prove at this World Cup.

Evening Standard

South Africa vs Ireland: Andy Farrell unfazed by Springboks mind games ahead of Rugby World Cup showdown

The first genuine heavyweight contest at this World Cup for two weeks has seen South Africa fire all the pre-match shots and Ireland soak it all up.

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Sam Skinner confident Scotland can bounce back off the ropes against Tonga

Sam Skinner admits that Scotland were left reeling by South Africa’s ferocious breakdown work and electrifying defensive line-speed in their World…

The Independent UK

England cannot afford to ‘sleepwalk’ into Chile game, warns Ollie Chessum

A number of smaller nations have impressed at this World Cup so far

The Independent UK

‘Ruining this World Cup’: TV presenter slams ‘grotesque’ refereeing as Wales beat Fiji

Matthew Carley’s refereeing came under scrutiny on an opening weekend of controversial decisions at the Rugby World Cup

Evening Standard

Rugby World Cup: England go back to the future as Tuilagi thrives and fantastic Ford ignites Farrell debate

Fly-half takes deserved plaudits for a stunning display against Argentina but Sale team-mate sets the tone with his sheer physicality

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The Independent UK

Energiser Ben Earl stands out to leave England ‘buzzing’ after Argentina win

The flanker led an intense defensive effort as Steve Borthwick’s side showed they are alive – and kicking – at this World Cup

The Independent UK

There will be no gold for the USA at the World Cup, after 113-111 loss to Germany

There will be no gold medal for the U.S. at this World Cup

Evening Standard

Topsy Ojo column: France are perfect Rugby World Cup hosts but rivals must embrace fan hostility

A passionate home crowd could play a major role as Les Bleus finally try and achieve global glory on home soil

Dynamite News

World Cup 2023 Team India: 15-member Indian squad announced with Rohit Sharma as Captain

This World Cup holds immense significance for India, as it presents a golden opportunity to secure the coveted 50-over championship. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

The two sides of the Women’s World Cup — and the truth about where power still lies

The Women’s World Cup was a transformative tournament that showcased what is possible - but its legacy now relies on the decisions of those who have previously failed to support it, writes Miguel Delaney from Sydney

The Independent UK

Jorge Vilda: Spain’s World Cup coach at the heart of a civil war

Spain took a strange route to the World Cup trophy both on and off the pitch, somehow triumphing against a backdrop of infighting and rebellion

The Independent UK

FIFA president calls for ‘full equality’ in football beyond Women’s World Cup

Infantino said: ‘Football in general, in all the leagues and all the competitions, pay a fair price. Show that you respect women and women’s sport.’

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