Last-placed England are ‘man for man’ better than Australia:Joe Root

Last-placed England are ‘man for man’ better than Australia:Joe Root

England’s woeful World Cup campaign has not prevented Joe Root from claiming they are a better side than Australia,who can knock them out of the cup on Saturday.

  • byNick Hoult

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‘I’m coming back to win this World Cup’:Marsh’s pledge to teammates

‘I’m coming back to win this World Cup’:Marsh’s pledge to teammates

Mitch Marsh has returned home for personal reasons,prompting a major shake-up with Australia’s team for Saturday’s match against England.

  • byMalcolm Conn
Maxwell out of England World Cup clash after golf cart accident

Maxwell out of England World Cup clash after golf cart accident

Star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has been ruled out of Australia’s next World Cup clash after losing his grip on a moving golf buggy and suffering a concussion.

  • byMalcolm Conn
‘Who cares if I do my hamstring!’ Australia’s World Cup turning point

‘Who cares if I do my hamstring!’ Australia’s World Cup turning point

Adam Zampa has revealed the stirring address from Marcus Stoinis that helped fuel Australia’s World Cup turnaround.

  • byDaniel Brettig
‘Everyone keeps writing me off’:Chaos reigns as Warner hits critics for six

‘Everyone keeps writing me off’:Chaos reigns as Warner hits critics for six

Travis Head and David Warner have relaunched their partnership as Australia’s dynamic duo,with Warner savouring every run as Australia look to finish England.

  • byMalcolm Conn
England suffer another World Cup thrashing. Next up,Australia
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England suffer another World Cup thrashing. Next up,Australia

Jos Buttler now drags his defeated troops to Ahmedabad to face the old enemy,Australia,who can deliver a galling finishing touch to this dismal World Cup campaign.

  • byNick Hoult,Kieran Crichard andCameron Henderson
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As it happened:Australia triumph as NZ fall agonisingly short of record chase in batter’s paradise

As it happened:Australia triumph as NZ fall agonisingly short of record chase in batter’s paradise

Australia and New Zealand went down to the wire,and scored 771 runs between them,in a high-scoring shoot-out in Dharamsala that almost delivered the greatest run-chase in World Cup history.

  • byDan Walsh
‘They’ve just got to grow up’:Australia’s mission to save one-day cricket

‘They’ve just got to grow up’:Australia’s mission to save one-day cricket

Australian cricket’s leaders are among the 50-over game’s true believers,but they have a job ahead of them to make all games matter.

  • byGreg Baum andDaniel Brettig
Cricket World Cup 2023 as it happened:Australia v Netherlands

Cricket World Cup 2023 as it happened:Australia v Netherlands

Pat Cummins’ men head to Delhi to take on a Dutch side that rocked the tournament with an upset victory against South Africa last week.

  • byMalcolm Conn
‘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.

  • byDaniel Brettig
‘Most underrated cricketer in the world’:Aussie helms flying Dutchmen

‘Most underrated cricketer in the world’:Aussie helms flying Dutchmen

From Blackburn via Richmond and - briefly - Highton,the Netherlands captain and his team are making the cricket world sit up and take notice. Next:Australia.

  • byGreg Baum