India TV Sports Wrap on October 30: Today's top 10 trending news stories
India leave behind New Zealand to become the 2nd most successful team in Cricket World Cup history
England achieve worst-ever record for defending champions in World Cup history amid disastrous campaign
WATCH: Virat Kohli lifts Rohit Sharma in excitement, duo's bond sends fans into meltdown as video goes viral
World Cup 2023 standings to play decisive role in 2025 ICC Champions Trophy qualification
AFG vs SL Pitch Report: How will surface at MCA Stadium in Pune play in World Cup's 30th match?
Nita Ambani speaks on Olympic movement in India at US India Strategic Partnership Forum
World Cup 2023 Points Table: India dethrone South Africa to reclaim top spot, England slump further
IND vs ENG: Invincible India register biggest World Cup win over England to reclaim top spot on points table
Spin wizard Kuldeep Yadav outfoxes Jos Buttler with 'Ball of World Cup 2023' to leave England reeling | WATCH
World Cup: Jasprit Bumrah removes Dawid Malan, Joe Root on consecutive balls to dent England's chase | WATCH
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Sports Wrap: New Zealand End Series on a High, England Walk Away With a 2-1 Win
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Sports Wrap: Australia Take Control of Gabba Test but Rain Continues to Have a Say
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Sports Wrap: South Africa inch closer to WTC final; ICC Reprimands Head & Siraj
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Sports Wrap: India bat first against Australia in pink-ball Test in Adelaide
More history for Ireland, India's T20I dominance comes to a halt with 2-0 series defeat in Belfast
India's journey in Women's T20 World Cup comes to an end, knocked out in group stage twice in a row
Deepti Sharma shatters women's cricket world record with lone strike in IND vs AUS T20 WC clash
Ben Stokes announces international retirement, Trent Bridge Test to be his last England appearance
Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma shatter world record during IND vs AUS Women's T20 World Cup clash
Ben Stokes retires: 5 huge milestones of England icon as he walks into the sunset
Sunil Gavaskar heaped praise on a 23-year-old cricketer for being a superstar of the future. The World Cup 2023 has seen many players scoring plenty of runs and some bowlers being the nemesis for the batters.
Rohit Sharma played a captain's knock by top-scoring with 87 runs off 101 balls while Suryakumar Yadav scored 49 runs off 47 balls as India managed to put 229/9 in 50 overs against England at Lucknow's Ekana Cricket Stadium.
Bangladesh are ninth on the World Cup points table with just a solitary win and have a Net Run Rate (NRR) of -1.338. The Bangla Tigers are on the cusp of getting knocked out of the marquee tournament.
The right-arm speedster Lahiru Kumara joins the likes of captain Dasun Shanaka and pacer Matheesha Pathirana on the sidelines as Sri Lanka lose a bulk of their pace attack to injuries ahead of the upcoming crucial game against Afghanistan in Pune on Monday.
Rohit Sharma is in serious batting form at the moment. He is batting with a lot of flair in the ongoing World Cup 2023 and is the leading run-getter for India in the ongoing edition of the marquee tournament.
England of 2019 turned up in Lucknow against India in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 Match No. 29 as the Men in Blue batters failed to negotiate moving ball against the likes of Chris Woakes and David Willey. Amid the top-order collapse, Virat Kohli achieved an unwanted record.
The Indian team is batting first for the first time in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup after England skipper Jos Buttler went on his gut feel to bowl first in Lucknow on Sunday, October 29. While India will aim to stay unbeaten, England are looking to stay alive in the race for the semis.
India are unbeaten as they have five wins in the World Cup 2023 so far. England are reeling down on the final spot with 1 win in 5 games. The Men in Blue have been asked to bat first by the English side.
IND Vs ENG HIGHLIGHTS: India will be up against England in their sixth game in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023. While India will look to continue their unbeaten run in the tournament, they will have to beware of England, who have nothing to lose and can prove to be a tricky opposition.
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