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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

Black Caps play like they have nothing to lose – which should make India wary

India are the team to beat at their home World Cup but New Zealand will relish the chance to rain on their parade

The Guardian - UK

Russell Watson: Singing at Sir Bobby Charlton’s funeral an ’emotional moment’

The singer said that the footballer was ‘a gentleman through and through’.

The Independent UK

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Knockout blows: On the cricket World Cup entering its business end

India, despite its current form of nine wins on the trot, is aware of the knockout stage pitfalls on the cricket World Cup

The Hindu

Rahul hits fastest century by an Indian in World Cup

K.L. Rahul recorded the fastest century (62 balls) by an Indian batter in the ODI World Cup. He broke the record held by Rohit who hit a century in 63 deliveries against Afghanistan earlier in the tournament.

The Hindu

Babar Azam should quit captaincy and focus on his batting: Ex-Pakistan players

NEW DELHI: Prominent former Pakistani cricketers, including Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, and Abdul Razzaq, are of the opinion that captain Babar Azam should relinquish his leadership role and focus on his individual game after Pakistan's disappointing World Cup campaign.

The Times of India

Man held for black marketing tickets of India-New Zealand World Cup semi-final game in Mumbai

MUMBAI: A man was arrested for allegedly black marketing tickets of the World Cup cricket semi final between India and New Zealand to be played in Mumbai's Wankhede stadium on Wednesday, a police official said.

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Jhulan’s tribute to Edulji, Jayawardena salutes Aravinda

It is an absolute honour for you, but also a very proud moment for women’s cricket in our country and a proud moment for India as a whole, that you are being inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. It is so well-deserved, you have been a pioneer for women’s…

The Hindu

IND vs NZ semifinal | Patchy form will have no bearing on November 15, says Ferguson

New Zealand bogey team for India in ICC tourns; have had rollercoaster ride in WC so far. Lockie Ferguson says every team is exceptional, but NZ ready to start from zero in semis. India unstoppable, but NZ hopes to build on recent ICC history & league game in Dharamsala.

The Hindu

IND vs NZ semifinal | Wankhede Stadium pitch will be in focus; Dravid & co. inspect 22-yard strip

At Wankhede Stadium, 3/4 Men's World Cup matches saw teams batting first score 350+. NZ yet to play there, so pitch focus. Dravid, Rathour & Mhambrey inspected pitch, which was used for Aus-Afg game. Lockie Ferguson said they must adapt quickly on Wed. for pitch.

The Hindu

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

We are confident with the style we play, says Scott Edwards

The Dutch captain, Scott Edwards, chose to focus on the positives. “It’s a little bit of a tricky one at the moment, where we want to be. We are pretty confident with the style we play. The tournament was always going to be tough,” said Edwards after the match.

The Hindu

Eritrea withdrew from 2026 World Cup qualifying ‘over fears players will flee’

Eritrea’s FA withdrew its men’s team from qualifying over fears players would try to seek political asylum during trips abroad, according to sources close to the squad

The Guardian - UK

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Ending a two-year sportswriting fellowship at LockerRoom, Merryn Anderson reflects on a remarkable period in sport

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The Times of India

Won't play next World Cup, but not yet retiring from ODIs: Mitchell Starc

NEW DELHI: Australia's veteran left-arm fast pacer Mitchell Starc on Monday said that he does not intend to participate in the next ODI World Cup, although he has no immediate plans to retire from the format.

The Times of India

World Cup: Temba Bavuma trains full tilt despite discomfort ahead of semifinal against Australia

NEW DELHI: Despite struggling with poor form and a hamstring injury, South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma on Monday displayed sheer determination during training session leading up to their World Cup semifinal against Australia at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Thursday.

The Independent UK

In pictures: Football world says farewell to Sir Bobby Charlton

Fans and members of the public were invited to celebrate the World Cup-winner’s life and glittering career before a service at Manchester Cathedral.

The Guardian - US

Chaotic, occasionally brilliant Chelsea show where Man City are vulnerable

It’s not time for Pep Guardiola to panic, but Chelsea’s unpredictable style removed what the manager covets most: control

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Al Jazeera

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Five things we learned in the group stage

With the semifinals fast approaching, Al Jazeera goes through the main takeaways from a lively and lengthy group stage.

The Times of India

We are stronger and more prepared for 2026 World Cup qualifiers: Sunil Chhetri

NEW DELHI: Talismanic India striker Sunil Chhetri believes his team is "strong" and "more prepared" than previous occasions to make it to the next round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers as the players have had good game time under their belts this year.

The Times of India

Babar Azam hasn't improved as a leader in last 3-4 years: Shahid Afridi

NEW DELHI: Amid Pakistan's group-stage exit from the ongoing World Cup, Babar Azam and his leadership skills continue to be the hot topic of discussion in the neighbouring country.

Cycling News

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

The Times of India

Pakistan skipper Babar Azam arrives in Lahore, to meet PCB chief this week

NEW DELHI: Pakistan captain Babar Azam returned to Lahore on Monday following a disappointing World Cup campaign, amid speculation that he won't step down voluntarily but will await the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision.

Cycling Weekly

The five cyclo-cross races where Wout van Aert will face Mathieu van der Poel this year

The great Dutch and Belgian rivals will clash first on 22 December, according to reports

The Hindu

India will be nervous facing New Zealand in World Cup semifinal, says Ross Taylor

Nervous India face New Zealand in World Cup semi-final: Taylor. India, top of the table, go into the semi-final as favourites, but Taylor believes NZ can be dangerous.

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