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Men's ODI World Cup: Team India Records History, First Team To Go Unbeaten In Round- Robin Format
Previously, Sri Lanka (1996) and Australia (2003) came close to as many as eight wins.
After a convincing win in the Asia Cup lifting the trophy, Indian dominance continued in the World Cup as well as they started the campaign with a thumping victory over mighty Australia.
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Men’s ODI WC: We Didn’t Play To Our Potential, Says Temba Bavuma After 243-run Loss To India
ODI World Cup: South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma has said that his team did not do justice to their potential against India in the ongoing ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup ...
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Buttler Says Woakes' Form A Frustration Ahead Of Key World Cup Clash Against South Africa
England captain Jos Buttler accepted Chris Woakes's form with the new ball was a major concern heading into the faltering champions' key World Cup clash against South Africa on Saturday. ...
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Dutch Ready To Beat Any Side After Win Over Proteas
The Netherlands are confident they "can beat any side" after a shock win over South Africa, with skipper Scott Edwards eyeing a spot in the World Cup semi-finals. The Dutch ...
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Men's ODI WC: 'Wouldn't Be Surprised If That Record Is Broken', Says Aiden Markram After Slamming Fastest Ton
ODI World Cup: South African batter Aiden Markram believes that his current record of fastest hundred could be surpassed during the remaining matches of the 2023 World Cup, considering the ...
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CWC 2023, SA vs SL Preview: South Africa Renew Bittersweet World Cup Adventure
South Africa take a winning momentum into their World Cup opener against Sri Lanka desperate to escape the tag of big-time chokers. Since South Africa returned from the apartheid-era wilderness, ...
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Men’s ODI WC: Big Scores Are The Name Of The Game For South Africa, Says AB De Villiers
Legendary South Africa batter AB de Villiers believes the Proteas will have to put big runs on the board to win games in the upcoming Men’s ODI World Cup ...
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Cricket World Cup: Temba Bavuma Factfile
Story and fact file of South Africa ODI Cricket Captain Temba Bavuma. He made history when he became the first Black South African to score a Test hundred, against England ...
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Men’s ODI WC: South Africa Hope To Have Captain Temba Bavuma Back With Side By ‘early Next Week’
ODI World Cup: South Africa are hoping to have captain Temba Bavuma back with the team ahead of starting their campaign in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup by 'early ...
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World Cup 2023: One Thing We Have Never Lacked As South Africans Is Belief, Says Kagiso Rabada
Cricket World Cup: South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada believes he is ready to lead a rejuvenated South African attack to their first ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup trophy. ...
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World Cup Warm-ups: South Africa Skipper Temba Bavuma To Travel Back Home
South Africa One: South Africa One-Day International (ODI) captain Temba Bavuma will travel back home on Thursday due to family reasons. ...
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'Killer Miller' Holds Record He Would Prefer Not To Have
David Miller holds an international cricket record he would prefer not to have. No one has played more international cricket without playing in a Test match than Miller. The hard-hitting ...
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Maverick De Kock Set For International Farewell At World Cup
Quinton de Kock is a cricketing maverick who enjoys nothing more than his time away from the game by going fishing and playing golf, and at the age of 30 ...
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Cricket World Cup 2023: Team South Africa Factfile
South Africa under the leadership of Temba Bavuma will start their ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Campaign against Sri Lanka on 7th Oct. Cricketnmore brings to you team South Africa's factfile: ...
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Men’s ODI WC: Anrich Nortje, Sisanda Magala Ruled Out Of South Africa Squad; Phehlukwayo, Williams Named Replacements
ODI World Cup: Fast-bowlers Anrich Nortje and Sisanda Magala have been ruled out of South Africa squad for the upcoming Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 in India due to injuries, ...
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