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Recently concluded Cricket World Cup was ‘most watched’ edition in India

Recently concluded Cricket World Cup was ‘most watched’ edition in India

  • Australia won a record-extending sixth World Cup in a six-wicket win over India last week 
  • The final was watched by 130 million viewers on television in India, Disney+ Hotstar says 
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Cricket World Cup: Ten highlights from 2023 tournament photos

Cricket World Cup: Ten highlights from 2023 tournament

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No Pakistanis included as ICC announces World Cup team of the tournament

No Pakistanis included as ICC announces World Cup team of the tournament

By Arab News Pakistan ·
World Cup chokers? India searches for answers after latest letdown

World Cup chokers? India searches for answers after latest letdown

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World Cup thrills cannot erase future ODI concerns  photos

World Cup thrills cannot erase future ODI concerns 

By AFP ·
Australia opt to bowl against India in World Cup final

Australia opt to bowl against India in World Cup final

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Sleepless India fans ready for World Cup title clash

Sleepless India fans ready for World Cup title clash

By AFP ·
Australia ‘ready for anything India throw at us’ in final

Australia ‘ready for anything India throw at us’ in final

By AFP ·
The last teams standing: India takes on Australia in the Cricket World Cup final

The last teams standing: India takes on Australia in the Cricket World Cup final

By AP ·
Update Head breaks South African hearts as Australia set up World Cup final with India

Head breaks South African hearts as Australia set up World Cup final with India

By AFP ·
Special Babar Azam steps down as Pakistan captain in all formats after World Cup flop video

Babar Azam steps down as Pakistan captain in all formats after World Cup flop

By Shahjahan Khurram - & - Fatimah Amjad ·
Tendulkar tells Kohli: ‘Happy an Indian broke record’

Tendulkar tells Kohli: ‘Happy an Indian broke record’

By AFP ·
Perfect record leaves host India as favorites over New Zealand in cricket World Cup semifinal

Perfect record leaves host India as favorites over New Zealand in cricket World Cup semifinal

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