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Rugby World Cup organisers have apologised to fans who struggled to make their way to the Stade de Bordeaux for Ireland's opener with Romania and to those supporters who were stuck outside the Stade Velodrome, as well as promising to to address the concerns over national anthems at the tournament.
Prop Andrew Porter insists every member of Andy Farrell’s 33-man squad believes Ireland can win the World Cup.
ENG vs NZ, 3rd ODI Live: New Zealand won the toss and opted to bowl against England in the third ODI of a four-match series at The Oval in London. With two games down and two more to go, both teams will get the ideal preparations heading into the World Cup. Defending World Cup champions England levelled the series in Southampton on Monday, after the hammering in the opener in Cardiff. Jos Buttler wants his side to be ultra positive, while Kiwi skipper Tom Latham has hinted at more rotation of players for the next two games. (Live Scorecard)
Bangladeshi batsman Mushfiqur Rahim will skip Friday's Asia Cup Super Four match against India to spend time with his wife and newborn daughter, the cricket board said Wednesday. Bangladesh is already out of the race for the September 17 final after India defeated Sri Lanka by 41 runs in Colombo on Tuesday, in the tournament that is a prelude to the upcoming ODI World Cup in India. Mushfiqur had returned to Bangladesh for the birth of his second child, born on Monday. He was initially expected to rejoin the team for the India match in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo. He will now remain in Dhaka, the Bangladesh Cricket Board said.
All-rounder Chloe Tryon makes her return from a leave of absence to the Proteas women's squad that will host New Zealand in an inbound white-ball tour, the first time that the team will play on home soil since they were losing T20 World Cup finalists against Australia earlier this year.
England take on New Zealand in the 3rd of the five ODIs at The Oval in London on Wednesday. The hosts levelled the series in Southampton on Monday after New Zealand's win in Cardiff in the series-opener last week. Liam Livingstone continued his push for a place in the World Cup squad, smashing 95 off 78 balls to set up a convincing 79-run win for England. New Zealand, on the other hand, welcomed Trent Boult to the side. The Kiwi pacer celebrated his World Cup selection in style, taking 3/37. Both teams will now look to get their combinations right, with the World Cup set to to kick off in less than a months time.
Warren Gatland will today name his Wales team to face Portugal in his side's second Rugby World Cup match.
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