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Ben Stokes tipped for inclusion in England World Cup squad after ODI U-turn

Stokes called time on the longest white-ball format last summer.

The Independent UK

I try to keep negativity away from my thought process: Ravichandran Ashwin

India's star off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin tells TOI why he is not stressed about selection matters or the prospect of being left out of the upcoming ODI World Cup squad...

The Times of India

Sling Us Words Of Support For The Girls In Gold & You May Cop FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals Tix

Who would’ve thought soccer could be this much fun?

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Mackenzie Arnold: Australia’s World Cup hero stays grounded amid Matildas hype

The goalkeeper may be Australia’s ‘minister for defence’ after her penalty shootout exploits but she knows her biggest test still to come

The Guardian - AU

England fans face another Australia showdown as Lionesses battle to reach final

England take on host nation Australia in Sydney in the semi-final of the Women’s World Cup.

The Independent UK

The latecomer’s guide to channelling your inner Matilda

Learn the offside rule, knit a scarf, and above all remember FOOTBALL IS LIFE

The Guardian - AU

The Hundred 2023: Sam Curran holds nerve as Oval Invincibles edge London Spirit in final-ball drama

Invincibles move four points clear at the top

Evening Standard

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Morning Mail: All eyes on the Matildas, more scrutiny over consultants, anger as centuries-old tree felled in Tasmania

Australians hold their breath ahead of the World Cup semi-final; PwC in new disclosure revelations; PM urged to witness impacts of native logging

The Guardian - AU

Report: Boston’s Kristaps Porzingis to sit out World Cup with plantar fasciitis

For Boston fans, the news is a mixed bag, given that while plantar fasciitis is not usually a serious threat to an NBA player's career, it can cause a player to miss significant time.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Connection, camaraderie and belonging: why the Matildas could be making you a sports fan for the very first time

With over seven million Australians hooked onto the world cup viewing, many who have never really been interested in sports have recently found themselves screaming at the TV, cheering in pubs and hugging complete strangers.

The Conversation

5 ways to protect your voice while barracking for the Matildas – and how to treat a hoarse voice after

“It was definitely loud,” said Matildas player Caitlin Foord last week after the team played Denmark in Sydney, adding

The Conversation

School uniforms ditched for green and gold as school goes mad for Matildas

Kids kit up to support the Australian superstars.

The Canberra Times

Australian newspaper fly a helicopter over England training ahead of World Cup semi-final

‘Welcome to the jungle, Lionesses, we’ve got fun and games’

Evening Standard

Tilak Varma — a silver lining in World Cup squad uncertainty

Tilak Varma — a silver lining in World Cup squad uncertainty. Not for the first time, the Indian team management has yet to identify a settled squad as a World Cup fast approaches. When the team was announced for the 2019 Cricket World Cup, there was a surprise in store…

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The Guardian - UK

Matildas on a quest for lasting legacy beyond winning a home World Cup

England have embraced their villain status here in Australia, yet in this World Cup semi-final they face not just a team but an entire nation

The Hindu

Everything is going to be new for Bumrah, says Lakshmipathy Balaji

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma should be more aggressive as a captain: Kapil Dev

KOCHI: The sight of Kapil Dev lifting the World Cup from the Lord’s balcony forty years ago is etched in an Indian cricket fan’s memory. With another ODI World Cup around the corner, the man who inspired India’s maiden ODI World Cup success and ushered in a cricketing revolution in…

The Hindu

Stokes set to come out of retirement to play World Cup, could skip IPL

England Test captain Ben Stokes is all set to come out of retirement and play the ODI World Cup in India, according to British daily ‘The Telegraph’.

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Evening Standard

Owen Farrell: Kevin Sinfield hopes England captain avoids David Beckham treatment after red card controversy

Captain will be able avaialable for immediate World Cup selection after dismissal was rescinded

The Hindu

Historic moment, hails Anand after four Indians reach FIDE World Cup quarterfinals

Viswanathan Anand hailed the remarkable feat of four Indian chess players entering the quarterfinals of the FIDE World Cup 2023

The Independent UK

‘Animal’ Ben Stokes can complete a truly stunning comeback by inspiring England to World Cup glory – again

Ben Stokes does not have to bowl or take a wicket to affect a cricket match, Ollie Pope tells The Independent

The Independent UK

Huw Jones says Scotland ‘think we can beat anyone’ at Rugby World Cup

Scotland face a daunting pool containing top-ranked Ireland and defending champions South Africa.

The Guardian - UK

2023 Women’s World Cup becomes the Guardian’s most popular women’s football tournament ever

As the Women’s World Cup enters its final week, football fans are turning to the Guardian’s coverage of the tournament more than ever before with minute-by-minute live blogs, match statistics and analysis, in-depth news reports, and wide-ranging feature stories engaging readers around the world

Evening Standard

Alexis Mac Allister backs ‘great player’ Enzo Fernandez to live up to £107m Chelsea price tag

World Cup winner impressed in first competitive game under Mauricio Pochettino

The Times of India

Australia captain Pat Cummins eyes comeback during India ODI series

NEW DELHI: Australia's captain, Pat Cummins, who has been recuperating from a left wrist injury, expressed his intention to stage a comeback to international cricket during the upcoming three-match ODI series against India in late September. This return is strategically timed ahead of the World Cup.

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