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Quinton De-Kock - Ibrahim Zadran - Gerald Coetzee - Cricket World Cup 2023 Points Table: Afghanistan Out Of Top 4 Race. Pakistan's Position Explained - sports.ndtv.com - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Afghanistan - Pakistan - county Chase

Cricket World Cup 2023 Points Table: Afghanistan Out Of Top 4 Race. Pakistan's Position Explained

Afghanistan crashed out of the Cricket World Cup 2023 semifinals race after slumping to a five-wicket loss against South Africa on Friday. Afghanistan needed a massive win to stay in the race but the loss means that Pakistan and New Zealand are the two left with a chance of reaching the semifinals. New Zealand have the advantage with 10 points from 9 matches and the Kiwis have the best Net Run Rate (NRR) in comparison to Pakistan and Afghanistan. With 8 points from 8 matches, Pakistan need to win their last league match by 287 runs if they bat first. If they chase, Pakistan will have to win with at least 284 balls -- more than 47 overs -- to spare.

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Explained: Pakistan's Improbable Scenarios For Cricket World Cup 2023 Semis Berth - Explained - sports.ndtv.com - Britain - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Pakistan

Explained: Pakistan's Improbable Scenarios For Cricket World Cup 2023 Semis Berth - Explained

Pakistan on Thursday found themselves staring at an improbable situation for a semifinal spot in the Cricket World Cup 2023, after New Zealand's five-wicket win over Sri Lanka with 26.4 overs to spare. Barring massive wins for Pakistan and Afghanistan against England and South Africa respectively, nothing can stop the Kiwis from locking the fourth and last semifinal berth. India, South Africa and Australia have already sealed their spots in the final four and New Zealand now have one foot into the knockout stage after their robust victory over Sri Lanka.

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John Macginn - Unai Emery - John McGinn's iconic 'goggles' celebration explained as Aston Villa star reveals touching reason - dailyrecord.co.uk - Scotland - Cyprus

John McGinn's iconic 'goggles' celebration explained as Aston Villa star reveals touching reason

Free-scoring John McGinn revealed his now-famous 'goggles' celebration started as a nod to his nephew - but now it's here to stay.

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Who Will India Face In World Cup Semi-finals: All Three Scenarios Explained - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - county Will - Pakistan

Who Will India Face In World Cup Semi-finals: All Three Scenarios Explained

Following Australia's sensational victory on Tuesday night that sealed their last-four clash against South Africa, it will largely be a three-way battle among New Zealand, Pakistan and Afghanistan to identify hot-favourite India's semifinal rival. New Zealand, Pakistan and Afghanistan are on eight points each and are separated only by Net Run-Rate. The Kiwis, who face the struggling Sri Lanka in their last group match at Bengaluru on Thursday boast the highest NRR of 0.398 among the three teams.

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Pakistan's Chances Explained As Rain Threatens To Affect New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Clash. Find Hourly Weather Update Here - sports.ndtv.com - New Zealand - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Pakistan

Pakistan's Chances Explained As Rain Threatens To Affect New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Clash. Find Hourly Weather Update Here

New Zealand eye a place in the semifinals of the ongoing Cricket World Cup 2023 as they take on Sri Lanka in a crunch fixture at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The Blackcaps started the tournament with four wins on the trot, but a run of four straight defeats have put them in a precarious position in the points table. New Zealand are currently fourth in the points table, with Pakistan and Afghanistan breathing down their necks, hoping to seal the final semi-final spot. A big win for New Zealand against Sri Lanka, however, might just be enough for them, considering their superior net run-rate.

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Scott Wright - Andy Halliday - Philippe Clement - David Dickinson's smile to Rangers boss Philippe Clement explained as insider shoots down conspiracy with 'real' reason - dailyrecord.co.uk - Belgium

David Dickinson's smile to Rangers boss Philippe Clement explained as insider shoots down conspiracy with 'real' reason

Andy Halliday has moved to clear lingering murmurs around referee David Dickinson after fans accused him of a "smile and nod" at Rangers manager Philippe Clement.

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World Cup Semi-final Scenarios For All 6 Teams In Contention Explained - sports.ndtv.com - Netherlands - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Pakistan - county Green

World Cup Semi-final Scenarios For All 6 Teams In Contention Explained

With India and South Africa having already qualified for the World Cup semifinals and following Pakistan and Australia winning their respective matches in the World Cup on Saturday, here is how the qualification scenario looks like for the other teams in the competition:

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Alex Ferguson - David Moyes - Red Devils - Kieran Maguire - Why Manchester United owe over £300m in transfer instalments and spending 'problem' explained - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Why Manchester United owe over £300m in transfer instalments and spending 'problem' explained

Manchester United owners the Glazers' use of 'the Manchester United credit card' to sign players is one factor that has led to the club losing £400,000 per week, an expert has claimed.

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