Rohit rues regular loss of wickets

India captain Rohit Sharma admitted his team were “not good enough” after slumping to a six-wicket loss to Australia in the World Cup final in Ahmedabad.

Five key moments in World Cup final

Five key moments from the World Cup final on Sunday as Australia defeated India by six wickets.

Head hundred seals Australia triumph

Travis Head’s impressive hundred sealed Australia’s sixth World Cup title as they dashed the dreams of billions of fans with a six-wicket win over previously unbeaten hosts India on Sunday.

RECAP: India vs Australia (2023 CWC final)

Get live text commentary and score updates from the World Cup final in Ahmedabad.

Bavuma to keep captaining Proteas

Temba Bavuma is set to retain the Proteas’ ODI captaincy following the team’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Australia.

Sleepless India fans ready for World Cup final

Thousands of sleepless flag-waving fans sporting blue India jerseys clogged roads outside the world’s biggest cricket stadium early on Sunday.

Aussies aim to silence big Indian crowd

Australia captain Pat Cummins has urged his side to “embrace” the challenge of facing a hostile crowd when they play in-form hosts India in Sunday’s World Cup final in Ahmedabad.

Where World Cup final will be won and lost

India face Australia in what promises to be a thrilling World Cup final in front of a capacity 130,000 crowd at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday.

India eye fairytale World Cup finish

Rohit Sharma’s undefeated India will look to end a 10-year global title drought in front of 130,000 fans in the World Cup final against Australia on Sunday.

Six memorable India-Australia ODI matches

Unforgettable one-day encounters between two powerhouses of cricket.

Starc expects loud crowd for World Cup final

Australia’s Mitchell Starc believes Sunday’s World Cup final against India at Ahmedabad’s 130,000-capacity stadium will be “loud and a spectacle of cricket”.

Proteas coach 'proud' of injured Bavuma

Proteas coach Rob Walter says he is “proud” of Temba Bavuma despite the injured captain being unable to break South Africa’s World Cup jinx.

Nothing close to a choke – Proteas coach

Proteas coach Rob Walter has dismissed claims his team suffered another dose of World Cup semi-final stage fright in their tense three-wicket defeat to Australia.

Brainless, heartless Proteas blow it

Failures of leadership, a lack of temperament, technical and tactical ineptitude. It was the same old South African World Cup story, unfolding under the watch of an incompetent captain, Temba Bavuma, writes RYAN VREDE.

Australia break Proteas' hearts again

The Proteas’ World Cup semi-final curse continued as they suffered a three-wicket defeat to Australia in Kolkata on Thursday.