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‘One word – shambles’: What it’s like to be an Australian fan at the World Cup

‘One word – shambles’: What it’s like to be an Australian fan at the World Cup

David Williams has been at every one-day World Cup since 2007. With ticket pick-ups 10 kilometres from the stadium, banners falling in the stands and even “a small riot”, the chaos of this event has been like nothing he’s experienced before.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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The sad truth: Why this World Cup is a fan-free zone

The sad truth: Why this World Cup is a fan-free zone

It’s not just that there are so few Westerners; there are few anybodies. The ICC is displeased about half-empty stadiums, but won’t say so publicly.

  • by Greg Baum
Cricket Australia fends off rivals with multi-year deals for Australian stars

Cricket Australia fends off rivals with multi-year deals for Australian stars

Pat Cummins and Marnus Labuschagne have accepted three-year Cricket Australia contracts and two-year deals have been handed to six others as Twenty20 franchises circle the world’s top cricket talent.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Clinical India retain perfect World Cup record against Pakistan

Clinical India retain perfect World Cup record against Pakistan

India steamrolled arch-rival Pakistan by seven wickets in a lopsided blockbuster match at a heaving Narendra Modi Stadium.

  • by Amlan Chakraborty
Cricket World Cup 2023 as it happened: India demolish great rivals Pakistan

Cricket World Cup 2023 as it happened: India demolish great rivals Pakistan

Brace yourself for fireworks in Ahmedabad when two bitter cricket foes go head to head in a crucial World Cup clash at Narendra Modi Stadium.

  • by Emma Kemp
Passion, politics, intensity: Is India v Pakistan bigger than a FIFA World Cup final?

Passion, politics, intensity: Is India v Pakistan bigger than a FIFA World Cup final?

Why Harsha Bhogle, the voice of Indian cricket, thinks India versus Pakistan might be the biggest sports event of all.

  • by Greg Baum
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War minus the shooting: Why India v Pakistan is more than just a World Cup game

War minus the shooting: Why India v Pakistan is more than just a World Cup game

On Saturday, the hostile South Asian neighbours face off in a rare encounter on the cricket field with a billion people riveted to the action.

  • by Darshak Mehta
In India, Pat Cummins goes back to school

In India, Pat Cummins goes back to school

Australia’s World Cup campaign started poorly, but captain Pat Cummins finds inspiration in a group of schoolchildren and in broadening his horizons in Lucknow.

  • by Greg Baum
Carey’s form struggles unrelated to Bairstow incident: Maxwell

Carey’s form struggles unrelated to Bairstow incident: Maxwell

Alex Carey’s form slump is unrelated to the fallout from the Jonny Bairstow incident that caused an international uproar during the Ashes, according to world cup teammate Glenn Maxwell.

  • by Greg Baum
Cricket in the Olympics: Why has it taken so long?
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Cricket in the Olympics: Why has it taken so long?

To the immense frustration of many emerging nations, but also Cricket Australia, several pushes for Olympic inclusion were rebuffed, despite high-level backing at the IOC.

  • by Daniel Brettig
‘Like Test cricket’: Australia risk being spun out of World Cup

‘Like Test cricket’: Australia risk being spun out of World Cup

Steve Smith admitted batting in Chennai felt like a Test match, and in such conditions Australia’s Cup campaign may flounder.

  • by Daniel Brettig