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The 20 teams to qualify for the 2024 T20 World Cup are...

The lineup for the upcoming 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup, featuring 20 teams, is official now. Uganda made history by clinching their maiden qualification for the prestigious tournament in the shortest format of the game. Namibia, leading the table, also secured their spot through the Africa qualifier event. Notably, Test nation Zimbabwe failed to book a ticket for the tournament as they could only finish third in the seven-team continental qualifying event in Africa. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/w4jl3Xq via IFTTT

Watch: How Uganda team celebrated its T20 WC qualification

Uganda and Namibia secured qualification for ICC's premier T20 event, outpacing Zimbabwe in the Africa Region Qualifier. Uganda's impressive performance, winning five out of six matches, secured them a spot in the top two, while Namibia dominated with a flawless record of six victories, claiming the top spot in the standings. Zimbabwe, a Test nation, faced disappointment as they finished third among the seven teams in the qualifier, missing out on qualification for the prestigious tournament. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/V1drv6f via IFTTT

4th T20I: Bowling worries for India against new-look Australia

With Maxwell and Stoinis gone, hosts look to seal series as another run fest looms. The fourth T20I match of the India vs Australia series will take place at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium. The hosts, leading 2-1, aim to secure the series win. Glenn Maxwell's brilliance has kept Australia in the contest. The series has struggled for context and fan interest after the emotionally draining World Cup final. Dew has become a major factor, making the toss crucial and defending totals difficult. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/jGrF1ex via IFTTT

Watch: Jovial Team India travels to Raipur for 4th T20I vs Aus

India secured a 2-0 series lead by winning the first two T20Is, but Australia staged a comeback in the third T20I, narrowing the home team's lead to 2-1. The upcoming fourth T20I is scheduled to take place at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur on December 1. Led by Suryakumar Yadav, the team departed Guwahati for Raipur. The BCCI documented the squad's trip, capturing their departure and arrival in a short video on social media. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/qcrpsLI via IFTTT

Man Utd slip closer to CL exit; Arsenal, PSV enter last 16

United have now conceded 14 goals in five European matches and this result, combined with FC Copenhagen's 0-0 draw away to already-qualified Bayern Munich, leaves the Premier League side bottom of Group A with one game remaining. In order to go through they must now beat Bayern at home next month and hope Copenhagen and Galatasaray draw. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/nEqHxh9 via IFTTT

Rohit Sharma's T20I future in focus ahead of South Africa tour

BCCI and national selectors are set to have a conversation with Rohit Sharma over his white-ball future as they pick the team for India's tour of South Africa. Selectors seek stability in leadership due to concerns over Hardik Pandya's regular breakdowns. Senior pacers' selection for the white-ball leg of the SA tour is in question. Mukesh Kumar and Prasidh Krishna in contention for the fifth pacer's spot in the Test team. Discussions on second wicket-keeping option and potential exclusion of Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/JXMmC6B via IFTTT

3rd T20I: How Maxwell mayhem kept Australia alive against India

In a thrilling match between India and Australia, Glenn Maxwell's 48-ball 104* led Australia to a victory, keeping the T20I series alive. Ruturaj Gaikwad scored a maiden international century for India, but it was not enough to secure the win. Gaikwad's knock of 123* became the first century by an Indian against Australia in T20Is. Despite Gaikwad's efforts, Australia chased down the target of 223 runs on the last ball of the match. Jason Behrendorff was the standout performer among the Australian bowlers. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Vxk2hYG via IFTTT

3rd T20I: Magical Maxwell conjures dazzling ton as Australia clinch last-ball thriller

Glenn Maxwell once again mesmerized with a breathtaking solo performance, crafting an unbeaten century that propelled Australia to a thrilling five-wicket victory over India in the third T20I. Maxwell's explosive 104 off just 48 deliveries, comprising 8 boundaries and 8 towering sixes, powered Australia past India's imposing 222 for 3. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/z1qtPVh via IFTTT

'What he did was insane!': Surya hails Maxwell mayhem

Glenn Maxwell's blistering century trumped India opener Ruturaj Gaikwad's unbeaten 123 as Australia clinched a last-ball victory in a thrilling third T20I to stay alive in the five-match series on Tuesday. Three weeks after smashing an unbeaten 201 against Afghanistan in the 50-overs World Cup, the all-rounder hammered an unbeaten 104 off 48 balls to secure a five-wicket victory for Australia. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/IUnN2dT via IFTTT

3rd T20I: The countdown begins to another World Cup

India, led by captain Suryakumar Yadav, aims to seal the T20 series against Australia with another win at Barsapara Cricket Stadium before moving on to Raipur. The young Indian players, including Ishan Kishan, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Rinku Singh, and Suryakumar Yadav himself, are in fine form. Tilak Varma, who has had limited time in the middle, may have his last chance to impress before Shreyas Iyer returns. The Indian bowling unit's form is a concern, but Axar Patel's containment skills will be crucial. Australia's main concern is their fatigued World Cup-winning stars. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/7qtKu2H via IFTTT

Watch: Team India arrives in Guwahati ahead of third T20I

The Indian cricket team, after a 2-0 lead in the T20 International series against Australia, arrived in Guwahati with enthusiastic fans at the airport. They are now focused on a series-sealing victory in the upcoming third T20I at Barsapara Cricket Stadium. The team was welcomed by traditional dancers at their hotel, showcasing local culture. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/GcMEVWb via IFTTT

SKY's leadership gets a thumbs-up from teammates

Suryakumar Yadav has been leading India in the five-match T20I series against Australia due to Hardik Pandya's injury. He has impressed with his captaincy skills, making brave decisions like bowling spinners in the Powerplay and showing trust in his players. Teammates like Tilak Varma, Prasidh Krishna, and Yashasvi Jaiswal have praised his leadership and the freedom he gives them to express themselves. With Hardik's fitness concerns, Suryakumar has proven himself as a potential captain for the selectors to consider. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/GRmkCsB via IFTTT

IND vs AUS, 3rd T20I: When and where to watch, predicted playing XIs

The Indian cricket team is preparing for a crucial match in Guwahati on Tuesday to secure an unassailable lead in the third T20 International against Australia. Tilak Varma may face an exit from the playing eleven, and Shreyas Iyer is set to join the squad and take on vice-captaincy duties from Ruturaj Gaikwad. The new-look Indian team is eager to maintain momentum on the Barsapara Stadium track, known for its batting paradise. Spectators are expected to be filled with anticipation for a run-feast from the talented Indian batting unit. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/WTkmED9 via IFTTT

We are not executing in the right moments: Australia coach

Australian coach Andre Borovec acknowledged his team's poor execution after a 44-run defeat against India in the second T20I of the five-match series in Thiruvananthapuram. He noted that while the bowling was fine, the team struggled to make inroads in the first six overs. He emphasized that while the team made the right decisions, they were not executing in the right moments. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/1XqrYZO via IFTTT

In Pics: Jaiswal, Kishan help India thrash Australia to go 2-0 up

Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal and Ishan Kishan led India's batting charge to set up a convincing 44-run win over Australia in the second Twenty20 international. Jaiswal smashed a 25-ball 53 and Kishan hit 52 off 32 deliveries to help India to 235-4. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/kYehPM2 via IFTTT

'I practice as if I'm batting in...': Rinku reveals his nets routine

Rinku Singh once again lived up to his image as a dependable finisher, delivering a dazzling cameo for the young Indian side in the second T20I against Australia in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/TLgpAeD via IFTTT

Ambati Rayudu criticises slow pitch in ODI World Cup final

Former 'Men in Blue' batter Ambati Rayudu expressed dissatisfaction with India's ODI World Cup final defeat against Australia, citing the slow pitch as the cause. In an interview with BeerBiceps, Rayudu questioned the decision to create a slow pitch and suggested a normal surface would have been more suitable, given India's strength over Australia. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/nI4j8TU via IFTTT

Watch: Shami and team rescue accident victim near Nainital

India's pacer Mohammed Shami has shared a video on Instagram showcasing his and his team's heroic actions in rescuing an accident victim on a hilly road near Nainital, Uttarakhand. The video shows Shami and his team assisting the survivor, who had his car fall down from the hill road in front of his car. Shami captioned the post with a heartfelt message, expressing his gratitude for the survivor's second life. The incident highlights the swift and responsible actions taken by Shami and his team to ensure the safety of the accident victim. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/lONrRPf via IFTTT

Sinner's impressive win over Djokovic sends Italy to Davis Cup final

Italian Jannik Sinner defeated Novak Djokovic twice in one day in Malaga, bringing Italy into the Davis Cup final with a 2-1 victory over Serbia. The country, which won the trophy for the first time in 1976, will face Australia on Sunday. Sinner and Lorenzo Sonego defeated Djokovic and Miomir Kecmanovic in the final doubles, securing the victory after Kecmanovic upset Lorenzo Musetti in the opener. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/tU1EmQM via IFTTT

Inglis laments high number of extras in first T20I vs India

Australia struggled with their bowling precision on Thursday night against India. They conceded 12 wides, resulting in the Indians receiving two additional overs. While the extra deliveries played a significant role, centurion Josh Inglis attributed the bowling challenges to the pressure imposed by Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav, causing the Australian bowlers to falter. India won the match by two wickets in Visakhapatnam to take a 1-0 lead in the series of five T20 international matches. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/hjRos2k via IFTTT

Practised a lot during the WC to take the match deep: Ishan Kishan

The youthful talents of the Indian squad demonstrated their ability to thrive under pressure. In the inaugural match of the T20I series on Thursday night in Visakhapatnam, the home team clinched a gripping victory over Australia, securing a two-wicket win with one ball to spare. While skipper Suryakumar Yadav (80) and Ishan Kishan (58) made significant contributions, the noteworthy performances of Rinku Singh and pacer Mukesh Kumar were pivotal to India taking a 1-0 lead in the series. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/INg3nEL via IFTTT

How India's young guns pulled off a thrilling two-wicket win over Australia

India skipper Suryakumar Yadav's 42-ball 80 and an unbeaten cameo by Rinku Singh helped the hosts chase down an Indian best of 209 against Australia in a Twenty20 thriller on Thursday in Visakhapatnam. Suryakumar smashed nine fours and four sixes on his captaincy debut for India as the hosts won with two wickets and one ball to spare and take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Needing seven off the last over, India lost three successive wickets including two run outs on ball four and five before chase-master Rinku got the team to victory after Sean Abbott bowled a no-ball. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Vih18xm via IFTTT

In Pics: Surya, Rinku help India chase down 209 against Australia

India's captain Suryakumar Yadav's explosive innings and Rinku Singh's match-winning cameo helped India chase down a record total against Australia in a thrilling T20 match. This victory gives India a 1-0 lead in the series. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/uUf9Odt via IFTTT

1st T20I: '3 wickets and an unaccounted six' in thrilling last-over

Young left-handed batter Rinku Singh held his nerves despite losing three wickets in three balls, guiding India to a thrilling last-ball two-wicket win over Australia in the first T20I of the five-match series in Visakhapatnam on Thursday. Needing 7 runs off 6 balls, Rinku started off with a four off the first ball followed with a single bringing the equation down to 2 off 4 balls. But fate had different plans as India lost three wickets in the form of Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi and Arshdeep Singh in the next three successive deliveries. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/TBwRG1f via IFTTT

Trivia and interesting stats - India vs Australia in T20Is

India's 'Gen-Next' cricket team, led by captain Suryakumar Yadav, will face a formidable Australian team in a five-match T20 International series. The series will test young Indian cricketers like Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rinku Singh, Tilak Verma, Jitesh Sharma, and Mukesh Kumar, who have recently made their international debuts. The Australian T20 side will feature World Cup heroes Travis Head, Glenn Maxwell, Adam Zampa, and Steve Smith, as well as IPL performers. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Jqdo5tX via IFTTT

Rashid Khan withdraws from Big Bash League due to back injury

Afghanistan's Rashid Khan has been ruled out of Australia's Big Bash League (BBL) due to a minor back injury. Khan, the world's top-ranked Twenty20 bowler, was set to play for the Adelaide Strikers for the seventh consecutive year in the BBL. The club's general manager, Tim Nielson, expressed disappointment at the loss and said Khan was a beloved member of the Strikers for seven years. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/vlY4PN8 via IFTTT

1st T20I: India kick-start preparations for T20 World Cup

Australia will face India in a five-match T20I series with a strong squad that includes seven players who participated in the World Cup. India, on the other hand, has opted to rest most of its World Cup players, making them the underdogs in the series. With the focus on the T20 World Cup next year, this series will be an opportunity for young Indian players to showcase their skills and potentially earn a spot in the tournament. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/jgXEYBw via IFTTT

IND vs AUS, 1st T20I: When and where to watch, predicted playing XIs

Suryakumar Yadav, the captain of India, is set to lead a group of 'Gen-Next' stars in a five-match T20 International series against a formidable Australian team after a World Cup final defeat. The series, starting on Thursday, offers redemption for Yadav and his squad as they aim to bounce back from recent disappointments. With a quick turnaround time of just 96 hours, Yadav is eager to lead in his preferred T20 format. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/ZIaRc6F via IFTTT

Canada's transgender cricketer quits after ICC ruling

Canadian transgender cricketer Danielle McGahey has brought an end to her international career after the game's governing body said any player who had been through male puberty would not be able to compete in the women's game at the elite level. The ICC said the ruling, which followed a nine-month consultation process and applies only to international cricket, would be reviewed after two years. Australian-born McGahey has played international cricket for Canada for more than a year. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/ZedxTDj via IFTTT

WC Qualifiers: Argentina hand Brazil third straight loss

Argentina defeated Brazil 1-0 on Tuesday in an ill-tempered 2026 World Cup qualifying clash marred by pre-match crowd trouble that forced kick-off to be delayed. A 63rd-minute header from veteran defender Nicolas Otamendi secured victory for Argentina as the world champions bounced back from last week's defeat to Uruguay to beat their bitter South American rivals. The win at the Maracana Stadium puts Argentina on top of the South American qualifiers with 15 points from six games. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Wczmrw6 via IFTTT

Watch: Fight in the stands delays start of Arg vs Brazil WC qualifier

Locals and Argentinian fans started fighting during the playing of the national anthems prompting the Brazilian police to charge the visiting contingent, who responded by ripping up and throwing seats at the officers. The Argentina team, led by captain Lionel Messi, went over to the terraces to try and calm the situation before leaving the pitch and returning to the dressing room. Five-time World Cup winners Brazil have lost successive qualifiers for the first time in history. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Kgb50Rj via IFTTT

David Warner to skip T20I series against India

The 37-year-old Warner joined a group of other Aussie players who will miss out on the T20I series ahead of the three-match Test series against Pakistan on December 14. According to a report, World Cup-winning captain Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc will also be missing out on the forthcoming 20-over format series along with all-rounders Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh. India lost to Australia in the ODI World Cup final on November 19. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/2cg8tyA via IFTTT

World Cup: The future isn't so tense for ODIs

Despite initial tepid public enthusiasm, the 2023 Men's ODI World Cup gained momentum with India's successful run, Afghanistan's surprising victories, and memorable individual performances. The tournament faced organizational issues but ultimately proved successful, with matches attracting large crowds. The format of 50-over cricket was praised for its ability to showcase both batting and bowling skills. While some suggest reducing the length of ODIs, others argue that the format should remain unchanged. The future of ODIs will be discussed at an upcoming ICC meeting in Ahmedabad. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/A2mytcv via IFTTT

World Cup: Sobering end to India's thrilling campaign

India's head coach Rahul Dravid expressed his admiration for skipper Rohit Sharma's leadership and praised his commitment to the team during the World Cup campaign. Dravid also defended Rohit's attacking approach and acknowledged the disappointment felt by fans but appreciated the support they received throughout the tournament. He acknowledged that it may be the last World Cup for Rohit, Virat Kohli, and Mohammed Shami, and emphasized the team's determination to learn from the loss and move forward. Dravid stated that experiencing both highs and lows is part of being a sportsman. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/Kx0Ic4q via IFTTT

World Cup: Why did India have an off day in the final

India's loss in the ICC World Cup final raises questions about their tendency to falter in knockout matches. Despite consistently reaching the semifinals and finals of ICC events, India has struggled to secure victory. The team's inability to perform on big occasions was evident in their lack of boundaries in the final. Possible explanations for their underperformance include peaking early in the tournament and the lack of pressure on the lower middle-order batsmen. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/YU2AB1f via IFTTT

Record-breaker Novak Djokovic claims seventh ATP Finals crown

Novak Djokovic won his seventh ATP Finals title, securing his dominance in the sport. The 36-year-old Serbian maestro defeated Jannik Sinner in a commanding 6-3, 6-3 victory in Turin. This victory comes after a remarkable year, where he secured three Grand Slam titles and his 40th Masters 1000 title, solidifying his status as one of the greatest tennis players of all time. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/lIUwNxi via IFTTT

'We were not defensive': Dravid on India's batting approach in World Cup final

Despite the star-studded Indian batting unit facing challenges on the grandest stage, head coach Rahul Dravid supported his players, emphasising that they were not playing defensively, but rather responding to the demands of the game circumstances. In the World Cup final against Australia in Ahmedabad, India posted a below-par total of 240. The Australian team, led by Pat Cummins, successfully chased down the target in 43 overs to secure their record-extending sixth World Cup title. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/IJpr2Be via IFTTT

It's for us to do it for Rahul Dravid: Rohit Sharma

Indian cricket team captain, Rohit Sharma, reflects on his two-year journey with coach Rahul Dravid on the eve of the World Cup final. They started working together in 2021 with the goal of winning the T20 World Cup and the ODI World Cup in 2023. Rohit praises Dravid for his role behind the scenes and for giving the players freedom to play their game. He also mentions the sentiment within the team to do it for Dravid in the 2023 event. Rohit acknowledges the pressure and excitement of playing in a World Cup final and describes it as the biggest occasion for him. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/cXISMRg via IFTTT

ODI World Cup final: India vs Australia head-to-head record

India and Australia are set to face off in the World Cup final at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium. India has dominated the tournament, winning against Australia in the opener and maintaining a 10 consecutive win streak. Captain Rohit Sharma's aggressive leadership has set the tone, with Virat Kohli emerging as the tournament's leading scorer and a reliable anchor in the batting lineup. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/5EdomXI via IFTTT

World Cup final: Will the Ahmedabad pitch add to the drama?

There is speculation regarding the pitch conditions for the India vs Australia match at the Narendra Modi Stadium. The Indian team's coaching staff, including head coach Rahul Dravid, were seen inspecting the pitch and engaging in discussions with the curator. Indian captain Rohit Sharma also had conversations with former batting coach Sanjay Bangar and former player Mohammad Kaif. Only six players attended the optional training session, with spinners Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin focusing on their skills. The Australian team will have their first nets session on Saturday afternoon. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/sOSHLhI via IFTTT

Smith has to do Kohli's job for Australia to win: Bevan

Former Australian cricketer Michael Bevan believes that India is the favorite to win the World Cup final and replicate Australia's dominance in 2003 and 2007. He praises India's strong performance throughout the tournament and suggests that Australia should trust their own game plan and not focus on targeting specific Indian players. Bevan also highlights the importance of Steve Smith's stability in the middle overs for Australia's chances of winning the World Cup. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/vjd4MaO via IFTTT

World Cup: Why Rohit Sharma doesn’t forget to torment Australia!

Rohit Sharma's journey as a cricketer began at the age of 17 when he was selected to play against Australia in a tour game. However, he arrived at the venue without his kit bag, assuming he wouldn't get to play. Despite this absent-mindedness, Rohit has proven to be a focused and meticulous player, leading the Indian team in the World Cup final against Australia. He has been a key player in the India-Australia rivalry, with impressive performances and a strong attacking approach. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/bVUpBzS via IFTTT

'You guys are the best...': Mayweather praises India ahead of WC final

Floyd Mayweather, a former boxing champion, has praised Rohit Sharma-led Team India for their unbeaten record in the World Cup final against Australia. Mayweather, known for his 15 major World championships, expressed his admiration for the Indian cricket team during an NBA match attended by boxing legend Vivek Ranadive, owner of the Sacramento Kings. In a video shared by Ranadive on X, Mayweather congratulated the Indian cricket team for securing a spot in the World Cup finals. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/nryEDFI via IFTTT

'India have been the best so far...': Starc ahead of World Cup final

Australia's pace bowler Mitchell Starc predicts a "loud and a spectacle of cricket" as they secure their spot in the World Cup final against India. The five-time champions edged out South Africa in a thrilling semi-final, marking their eighth World Cup final appearance. Starc expressed the significance of the occasion, stating that it's a big occasion and a World Cup final. He believes that both changing rooms will be loud and there will be different amounts of pressure at different times on both teams. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/EoH6tYC via IFTTT

Manvir leads India to 1-0 win over Kuwait in World Cup Qualifiers

India emerged victorious with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Kuwait in the 2026 FIFA World Cup second-round qualifiers. The winning goal came in the 75th minute by Manvir Singh, securing three valuable points for India in Group A. The match was closely contested, with both teams having limited chances. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/rhK07me via IFTTT

We can't wait to face India in the final: Pat Cummins

A nerve-wracking semifinal win under their belt, Australia cannot wait for the World Cup summit clash against India in Ahmedabad on Sunday, said captain Pat Cummins. Australia beat South Africa by three wickets in the second semifinal on Thursday to book a final berth against India at the 1.3-lakh capacity stadium in Ahmedabad. India had sealed their spot in the final by defeating New Zealand by 70 runs in the first semifinal in Mumbai on Wednesday. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/MH14n5h via IFTTT

'Kohli seems to be getting better...': Williamson warns India's opponents

New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has praised India's Virat Kohli as "the best" in the world and warned India's opponents that the superstar is "getting better." India, dubbed the "blue machine," defeated his team by 70 runs in Mumbai to advance into the ICC ODI World Cup final. India amassed 397/4, with Kohli scoring his 50th one-day international century. New Zealand, the losing finalists in the last two World Cups, were bowled out for 327. Williamson paid respect to Kohli, who broke Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49 ODI hundreds. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/f8tM6Xq via IFTTT

Semi-final adds extra pressure but we wanted to do what we've been doing: Rohit

As India made it 10 wins in a row and marched into fourth World Cup final, skipper Rohit Sharma was pretty impressed with the all-round efforts of the team but also admitted to having a few strands of pressure in the knock-out game against New Zealand. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/amPDkKi via IFTTT

India vs New Zealand: Those edge of the seat thrillers

India vs New Zealand clashes have had their fair share of tension over the years. Some of the most nail-biting ODIs include the 1985 Benson and Hedges semifinal, where Kapil Dev's unbeaten 54 changed the game; the 1990 Rothman's Cup tri-series, where India won by 1 run thanks to Kapil Dev's last-ball dismissal; the 2000 ICC Champions Trophy final, where Chris Cairns' unbeaten 102 helped New Zealand win; the 2003 bilateral series, where Virender Sehwag's 112 brought India close to victory. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/mP0VAOR via IFTTT

'Yeh bakwaas log kuch bi bakte hai': Harbhajan rejects Inzamam's claims

Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh has denied claims made by former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq about his interest in Islamic teachings. Singh, who won the 2011 World Cup, defended his Indian and Sikh identity, stating that he has shown a strong connection to his Indian and Sikh identity. Singh criticized Inzamam's claims on social media, claiming that he had shown interest in following the teachings of Pakistan's Islamic preacher, Maulana Tariq Jameel. from Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Live Match Scores & Sports News Headlines, Results & more https://ift.tt/gz2kmZJ via IFTTT