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World Cup semifinal: India is the form team, but Kiwis will be up for a tough scrap

India face NZ in the first world cup semifinals in Mumbai. India must rise above pressure, past record, expectations to win. Rohit, Gill, Kohli, Rahul, Iyer, Bumrah, Shami, Kuldeep must perform. NZ have Boult, Ferguson, Santner, Williamson, Conway, Mitchell, Neesham, Young.

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World Cup semifinal, India vs New Zealand: Dominant India face familiar foes New Zealand

NEW DELHI: India's unwavering performance in the league stage saw them win nine games in a row, but their past performance is merely a shiny antique in a showcase, and on Wednesday in Mumbai, the hosts will take on New Zealand in the first World Cup semifinal, they will need…

The Times of India

As Kiwis, we tend to stay near our feet: Lockie Ferguson

MUMBAI: Sleeveless T with arms shining in the Wankhede floodlights with sweat, a bushy moustache covering his smile, Kiwi pacer Lockie Ferguson tested the partly brown, partly grassy practice nets and some teammates like Glenn Phillips with some brisk deliveries during an intense three-hour net session on Monday. Having just…

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World Cup: What lies ahead for India, New Zealand, South Africa, Australia

Will India's formidable pace trio overpower New Zealand's batting brilliance, or can Australia's top-order dominance stand strong against South Africa's explosive starters? TOI examines what lies ahead in the semifinals

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World Cup: Trent Boult peaks at right time for New Zealand

BENGALURU: New Zealand resemble a top-class bowling outfit when seasoned left-arm pacer Trent Boult makes breakthroughs with the new ball. That has been a rare sight in their first eight World Cup matches with the 34-year-old having struck just thrice in the first 10 overs. However, Boult rose to the…

The Times of India

'There's a lot of confidence...': New Zealand ready for business end of World Cup

NEW DELHI: After breaking a four-match losing streak against Sri Lanka in their last round-robin clash, New Zealand's paceman Lockie Ferguson expressed confidence as they likely head into a World Cup semi-final against India. The crushing five-wicket victory on Thursday has positioned the Black Caps well, with Pakistan and Afghanistan…

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World Cup: New Zealand hammer Sri Lanka with 160 balls to spare to stay ahead in last-4 race

BENGALURU: : During their pre-match warmup routines, a few New Zealand and Sri Lanka players looked at the skies. With the threat of rain and hovering clouds, their actions did not come as a surprise. It was only around the toss time that the sun made its first real appearance…

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World Cup, NZ vs SL: New Zealand bowl out Sri Lanka for 171

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's fast bowler Trent Boult spearheaded a formidable attack, dismissing Sri Lanka for 171 as the Kiwis strive for a semi-final berth at the World Cup.

The Times of India

New Zealand seek World Cup reboot, bowling mojo for must-win match against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's once-dominant campaign in the World Cup has hit a disheartening flatline, and they are in dire need of a reboot as they face a must-win match against Sri Lanka. After an early run of success, the Kiwis are now struggling with only eight points and a…

The Times of India

Mitchell Santner, Rachin Ravindra return as New Zealand name spin-heavy Test squad for Bangladesh tour

NZ selectors pick spin-heavy squad for Bangladesh Tests; Santner, Ravindra, Phillips, Jamieson return. Series kicks off third WTC cycle, coaching team led by Ronchi.

The Hindu

Kyle Jamieson joins New Zealand's World Cup squad as cover amidst injury concerns

NEW DELHI: In response to ongoing injury concerns within the New Zealand cricket team, the Black Caps have called upon Kyle Jamieson to bolster their World Cup squad as a precautionary measure. Jamieson, who was previously with the squad in India as cover for Tim Southee, is set to join…

The Times of India

Quinton de Kock smashes yet another century, first to reach 500 runs in this World Cup

PUNE: After yet another century in the World Cup on Wednesday, Quinton de Kock shouldn't be surprised if he is bombarded with that question again: Why retire now?

The Times of India

South Africa’s huge win over New Zealand shows they can win the Cricket World Cup

The Proteas have now won six of their seven matches after a 190-run victory in Pune

The Independent UK

New Zealand vs South Africa: Quinton de Kock, Rassie van der Dussen power South Africa to 357/4 against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: South Africa asserted their dominance against fellow title hopefuls New Zealand, piling up a formidable total of 357/4 in a thrilling World Cup encounter on Wednesday. The match, played in Pune, showcased exceptional performances from Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen, leaving cricket fans on the…

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World Cup: New Zealand ask South Africa to bat

NEW DELHI: New Zealand captain Tom Latham won the toss and elected to field in their World Cup match against South Africa at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 AUS vs NZ | With Warner and Zampa leading the way the Aussies are back to their best

Australia's World Cup victory sends a message to other teams that they are back. David Warner's two back-to-back centuries, Pat Cummins' sharp bowling, Glen Maxwell's record-breaking century, Steve Smith's quickfire half-century, and Adam Zampa's four wickets in three consecutive matches have the Aussies looking their best. New Zealand have started…

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | Top of the table showdown pits clinical India and smooth-sailing New Zealand

IST.At Dharamshala, India and New Zealand face off in a World Cup game with the backdrop of the Himalayas. India has four consecutive wins, but New Zealand has the edge due to the weather. India will miss Hardik Pandya, and New Zealand will miss Kane Williamson. India has been batting…

The Times of India

ICC World Cup, NZ vs AFG: New Zealand face England-beaters Afghanistan

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan's surprising victory over defending champions England has elevated the team's standing, and New Zealand would be wise not to underestimate Hashmatullah Shahidi's side when they face off in their World Cup match on Wednesday.

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World Cup 2023: New Zealand vs Bangladesh head to head record

NEW DELHI: New Zealand are set to face Bangladesh in the 11th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Friday.

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ICC ODI World Cup: Netherlands face stern test after New Zealand's high-flying start

NEW DELHI: The Cricket World Cup continues to heat up as New Zealand and the Netherlands prepare to face off on Monday following their respective opening matches. This encounter holds significant importance for both teams as they aim to make their mark in the tournament.

The Times of India

ODI World Cup, England vs New Zealand: England's aggression vs New Zealand's pluck

AHMEDABAD: Organisers of the World Cup will hope for a dream start to cricket's 50-over showpiece when defending champions England take on New Zealand at the sprawling Narendra Modi Stadium here on Thursday. The opening game is a rematch of the teams' epic showdown in the 2019 final at Lord's.…

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England vs New Zealand: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 preview

The 2019 finalists will meet at the world’s biggest cricket stadium to launch their ICC Cricket World Cup campaigns.

The Hindu

ICC World Cup | After Williamson, now Southee to miss NZ’s opener against England

Already dealing with the absence of regular skipper Kane Williamson, New Zealand will play the ICC World Cup opener against England without key pacer Tim Southee, who is yet to recover from his thumb surgery.

The Times of India

Tim Southee to miss ODI World Cup opener, New Zealand face England without key players

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's Tim Southee will be absent from the World Cup's opening match against defending champions England and potentially several subsequent matches due to a thumb injury, as revealed by stand-in captain Tom Latham on Wednesday. The Black Caps will also be without their regular captain, Kane Williamson,…

The Hindu

New Zealand’s Southee cleared for World Cup after thumb surgery

Tim Southee broke and dislocated his right thumb while attempting to take a catch in the fourth ODI against England earlier this month.

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