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SYDNEY: Underdog Republic of Ireland plan to approach their historic Women's World Cup debut as they have every victory in their improbable run to the global women's showcase - by "outbelieving" their opponents.
SYDNEY: Every long-distance flyer knows how debilitating jet lag can be, but now imagine you need to train right away and then play in a football World Cup.
SYDNEY : After four years of preparation, Australia kick off their home World Cup on Thursday in front of a record crowd at Stadium Australia - and the significance of the moment was not lost on captain Sam Kerr and coach Tony Gustavsson ahead of the game.
STOCKHOLM : Sweden's most-capped player Caroline Seger broke down in tears in Wellington on Wednesday as she described her battle to recover from injury in time for her country's opening Women's World Cup game against South Africa.
Ireland midfielder Denise O'Sullivan will be fit to start her country's Women's World Cup Group B opener against Australia in Sydney on Thursday, coach Vera Pauw told reporters.
Manav Suthar produced an absolute ripper of a delivery to dismiss Kamran Ghulam during the ACC Emerging Asia Cup match between India A and Pakistan A in Colombo on Wednesday. Kamran was trying to play cautiously against the India A spinners but his defenses were finally breached by a delivery from Manav which both turned and bounced off the pitch. The batter tried to step out of his crease to negotiate the ball but it turned late and wicket-keeper Dhruv Jurel made no mistake in completing the stumping. Manav also dismissed Haseebullah Khan and Mohammad Haris.
MELBOURNE : Nigeria head into the Women's World Cup with pay disputes still festering but players have set aside their grievances to focus on their opener against Canada on Friday, coach Randy Waldrum said.
Republic of Ireland forward Amber Barrett hopes her side can draw on the Moroccan men’s example and defy their proudly-worn underdog status at the World Cup.