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T20 World Cup: Controversies Served As Main Course When India, Pakistan Clash On Cricket Field
India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2024: Controversy is the side dish when India play Pakistan in any sporting event. But when it comes to cricket and that too the World Cups of either format, controversies at times become the main course and cricket the side dish.
The rivalry between the two neighbours has been fostered by passion, aggression and an intense hatred towards losing to each other for more than half a century and the advent of white-ball cricket has only stoked the embers as the two countries had frequently played cricket at neutral venues in the 1980s and 90s.
The rivalry on the field has, over the years, has been spiced up by three wars, the Kargil War, the Mumbai terrorist attack, frequent border skirmishes and tempered by diplomatic flashpoints at the United Nations and other international fora.
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T20 World Cup: Jofra Archer Reveals About Feeling Of Being A Burden During Long Injury Lay-off
T20 World Cup: England fast-bowler Jofra Archer admitted he felt being like a burden during his long injury lay-off and is cherishing the prospect of playing Men’s T20 World Cup for the defending champions. Archer flew home from his last year's Indian Premier League (IPL) stint due to right elbow pain and underwent surgery, which meant he spent more time on the sidelines following a brief return to competitive cricket after recovering from persistent back and elbow injuries.
T20 World Cup: 'It Won't Be A Surprise If Scotland Top Group B', Says Leask
T20 World Cup: After playing a vital hand in Scotland's chase of 156 against Namibia in the Men’s T20 World Cup through a match-winning 17-ball 35, Michael Leask said it won’t come as a surprise to him or his team if the side manages to top the Group B table.
T20 World Cup: NZ Well-aware About Afghanistan's World-class Skills, Says Williamson
T20 World Cup: Ahead of New Zealand playing their first Group C match of T20 World Cup against Afghanistan at the Providence Stadium, captain Kane Williamson said players in his team are well-aware about the "capabilities and world-class skills" present in the Rashid Khan-led side.
T20 World Cup: 'We Were In The Game, Just Needed A Partnership', Says USA Captain After Upsetting Pakistan
As the co-host USA staged one of the biggest upsets of the T20 World Cup after beating Pakistan in the Super Over thriller, skipper Monank Patel claimed that the team knew 'they were in the game with 160 to chase' and all needed was a partnership to clinch a victory.
CLOSE-IN: New York At Present Is Unfit Venue For T20 Cricket World Cup (IANS Column)
T20 Cricket World Cup: The T20 World Cup 2024 is the ideal showcase cricket event to capture the audience of the richest nation in the world, the United States of America. A significant amount of money has been invested to host venues suitable for an ICC prestige tournament like the T20 World Cup.
T20 World Cup: Vikram Rathour Backs Axar's Inclusion Over Kuldeep Yadav Against Ireland
India batting coach Vikram Rathour said Axar Patel's inclusion over Kuldeep Yadav in the playing eleven against Ireland was based on the conditions at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium here on Sunday. India opted for all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and Patel as spin duo for their T20 World Cup opener on Wednesday. The duo only bowled two overs with Axar getting a wicket in his first over.
T20 World Cup: Looking To Get Into Super Eight, Regardless Of Other Teams In Group, Says Wheal
T20 World Cup: Scotland fast-bowler Brad Wheal insists his side are looking to qualify for the Super Eight stage of the Men’s T20 World Cup as one of the top teams from Group B.
T20 World Cup: 'Doesn't Get More Special Than This', Says Brian Masaba On Uganda’s Maiden Win
T20 World Cup: Uganda captain Brian Masaba said it doesn't get more special than this after his team clinched their first win in the Men’s T20 World Cup, following a tense three-wicket win over Papua New Guinea.
T20 World Cup: Vaughan, Pathan Slam ICC For 'sub Standard' New York Pitch, Call It 'unsafe' For Players
Nassau County International Cricket Stadium: Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan and ex-England captain Michael Vaughan slammed the International Cricket Council (ICC) for the "sub standard" pitch at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York after Men in Blue's opening game against Ireland on Wednesday (as per IST).
T20 World Cup: Rohit, Pant Knocks Steer India To Easy Eight-wicket Win Over Ireland
Captain Rohit Sharma top-scored with 52 before retiring hurt with a sore elbow, while Rishabh Pant remained unbeaten on 36 as the duo steered India to a comfortable eight-wicket win over Ireland in their first Group A game of the Men’s T20 World Cup at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium here on Wednesday.
T20 World Cup: This Tournament Will Not Be An IPL-type With 250s And 260s, Says Phil Simmons
ICC T20 World Cup: Phil Simmons, the former West Indies coach currently serving as a specialist coach for the Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup, believes the tournament will not see teams register scores in the 250s and 260s, something which was seen in IPL 2024.
T20 World Cup: Warner Is 'natural Winner' You Want To Have In Team, Feels Ponting
T20 World Cup: As the Australian opener David Warner will draw curtain to his international career after the ongoing T20 World Cup, former captain Ricky Ponting hailed the veteran batter as a 'natural winner' and said he will be missed for more than just the runs he scores after the 37-year-old retires.
T20 World Cup: 'It Wasn't A Case Of An Easy Win', Says Dutch Batter O'Dowd After Thriller Against Nepal
Batter Max O'Dowd, who played a pivotal role in guiding the Netherlands to a six-wicket victory over Nepal in their T20 World Cup group D opener, acknowledged the challenge posed by thr Asian side saying, "it wasn’t an easy win."
T20 World Cup: Rohit Has Really ‘enjoyed His Time’ With Outgoing Coach Dravid
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma expressed his desire for the partnership to continue with head coach Rahul Dravid after the latter confirmed that the ongoing T20 World Cup will be his last assignment with Men in Blue and he hasn't re-applied for the position.
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