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Falkland poster row spills over: British govt seeks FIFA action against Argentina
Argentina defeated England 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup semifinal on Wednesday in Atlanta. During the post-match celebrations, Argentine players posed with a banner handed to them by supporters in the stands that read, “Las Malvinas son Argentinas” (“The Malvinas are Argentine”). Argentina refers to the Falkland Islands as Islas Malvinas.
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‘Hasn’t scored in two games’: India coach’s verdict on Rohit Sharma amid poor form
Rohit’s struggles were visible in the second ODI in Cardiff on Thursday, where England won by four wickets to level the three-match series 1-1. The opener never looked settled, scoring just 10 runs off 18 balls by the end of the Powerplay even as India raced to 61/1. He eventually made 26 off 47 balls…
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‘Nothing was handed to Argentina’: Messi unloads on favouritism claims
Argentina came from 1-0 down after the 85th minute to beat England 2-1 in Wednesday’s semifinal and book a place in the final, where they will face Spain on Sunday.
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Joe Root surpasses Virat Kohli’s ODI record with unbeaten 99 against India
Joe Root’s unbeaten 99 guided England to a four-wicket victory over India. This win leveled the three-match series at one game apiece. Root absorbed early pressure and anchored the innings with a composed knock. He overtook Virat Kohli in successful ODI run chase averages. England’s bowlers restricted India after a threatening partnership.
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Where’s the hitman? Rohit’s form a growing concern for India’s ODI World Cup plans
Rohit Sharma’s struggles with timing, tempo and confidence have continued in the first two ODIs against England. With just 37 runs, prolonged dot-ball phases and visible discomfort against pace, the veteran opener’s place in India’s long-term ODI plans is beginning to invite serious scrutiny ahead of the 2027 World Cup.
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‘Tailenders are not the best batsmen’: Gill rues India’s middle-order collapse
India suffered a four-wicket defeat against England in the second ODI. The team squandered a strong position after reaching 180 for three wickets. Joe Root’s unbeaten 99 guided England to a comfortable chase and series level. Captain Shubman Gill expressed disappointment over the middle-order batting collapse. Washington Sundar’s injury also disrupted India’s bowling plans during…
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Lionel Messi is up against the country that made him in World Cup final
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Anatomy of a comeback: How Scaloni engineered another Argentine remontada
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Ind vs Eng, 2nd ODI Live: India lose Gill; Kohli, Rohit aim to build partnership
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Harry Kane and the World Cup semi-final that ended like all the others
