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England want ‘X factor player’ to replace injured Reece Topley at World Cup

Topley’s long-running injury curse struck again during Saturday’s record defeat at the hands of South Africa.

The Independent UK

‘We can still win World Cup’: England coach Mott optimistic despite defeats

Matthew Mott has insisted England can still win the Cricket World Cup but admits his side will need to win every game

The Guardian - UK

South Africa's Reeza Hendricks seizes late call-up opportunity in World Cup

NEW DELHI: Reeza Hendricks, representing South Africa, made an indelible mark at the World Cup as he not only embraced a late call-up but also contributed significantly with a commanding 85, driving his team to a crushing 229-run triumph over England. However, the seasoned cricketer remains humble, acknowledging the unpredictability…

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Bobby Charlton’s hug with Jack was a pure moment for two tangled brothers

A blurry image of open affection after England’s triumph in 1966 was a rare snapshot in a complicated relationship

The Guardian - UK

South Africa investigating alleged racist abuse directed at England’s Tom Curry

The incident is alleged to have occurred in Saturday night’s World Cup semi-final.

The Independent UK

Manchester United fans head to Old Trafford to pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton

A book of condolence has been opened for the United and England great, who died on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Referee ‘won South Africa the game’, claims England great Lawrence Dallaglio

A place in the Rugby World Cup final slipped through England’s grasp

The Independent UK

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Tom Curry accuses South Africa hooker Bongi Mbonambi of racist slur during Rugby World Cup semi-final

Springbok star's World Cup final place in doubt amid racism row after England clash

Evening Standard

Tom Curry accuses South Africa hooker Bongi Mbonambi of using racial slur

The England flanker Tom Curry alleged to the referee during his side’s defeat by South Africa on Saturday that he was racially abused by Bongi Mbonambi

The Guardian - UK

Tom Curry accuses South Africa hooker of racial slur during World Cup semi-final

The England flanker made the accusation of Bongi Mbonambi to official Ben O’Keeffe in an exchange picked up by the ref mic

The Independent UK

England have until Monday to report alleged racial slur aimed at Tom Curry

Although the alleged slur is not audible on the ref link, Curry’s subsequent conversation with Ben O’Keeffe is.

The Independent UK

Who is Rachin Ravindra – New Zealand’s new World Cup hero with strong Indian roots

It’s fitting that Rachin became New Zealand’s youngest batter to score a World Cup century on Indian soil – his name is a portmanteau for two Indian cricketing legends

The Independent UK

David Beckham leads tributes to ‘national hero’ Sir Bobby Charlton

Beckham came through the ranks at Manchester United having attended Sir Bobby Charlton’s Soccer School

The Independent UK

Rugby World Cup: Steve Borthwick upbeat about England's future after brave South Africa defeat

Borthwick will get complete backing from the RFU for the start of a new World Cup cycle

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The Independent UK

Tributes paid to ‘giant of the game’ Sir Bobby Charlton after his death at 86

Manchester United said the World and European Cup winner would always be remembered.

The Times of India

I might not be technically pleasing, but I love batting: Marco Jansen

MUMBAI: While all the limelight was understandably on centurion Heinrich Klaasen, the role of his 'partner-in-crime' Marco Jansen cannot be ignored in South Africa's 229-run rout of England in their 2023 ODI World Cup game.

The Guardian - UK

Bobby and Jack Charlton: the brothers who won together but lived apart

Sons of Ashington were pillars of England’s 1966 success but never bonded as children and family discord later divided them

The Guardian - UK

Survivor, pioneer, winner – Bobby Charlton was the ultimate footballer

The Manchester United and England legend, who has died aged xx, saw it all and did it all in a remarkable career, from the low of the Munich air disaster to winning the World Cup in 1966

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Heinrich Klaasen: 'It's time to tell the world how good South Africans are under pressure'

NEW DELHI: South Africa, a nation that has never won the 50-over World Cup despite producing top players and teams, are determined to shed the 'chokers' tag in this edition of the tournament. With impressive performances, including a 400-plus total and a near-400 total, as well as a massive 229-run…

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2010 – Wayne Rooney makes shock U-turn after Man Utd quit threat

The England striker had announced his intention to leave Old Trafford but changed his mind to agree new terms.

The Times of India

World Cup: A touch of Klaasen dazzles Wankhede

South African power-hitter battles tough conditions to hit a monstrous century

The Times of India

World Cup: South Africa's batting might leaves England's hopes in shambles

MUMBAI: "Their top six is a very strong top six and I think pace with the ball is one of their strengths," was England skipper Jos Buttler's assessment when asked to analyse South Africa's strength in the media conference on Friday, a day before their World Cup clash at the…

The Independent UK

What’s in a game? ‘Dear England’ probes the nation through the lens of its soccer team

Outside of families, few relationships are as intense as those between sports teams and their fans

The Guardian - UK

‘Players should be incredibly proud’: Borthwick praises England after defeat

Steve Borthwick believes England’s World Cup heartbreak can be the making of his side after their agonising 16-15 semi-final defeat by South Africa

The Independent UK

England will ‘grow into something brilliant’ after World Cup heartbreak

Head coach Steve Borthwick was proud of his players after the narrowest of 16-15 defeats to South Africa in the Rugby World Cup semi-finals

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