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    India have chased down 406 in a home one-day international, underlining their extraordinary record on home soil in the 50-over format. But pundits and fans are debating whether these flat home highways are genuinely preparing the side for the 2027 World Cup, where conditions abroad may pose very different challenges.

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    India beats Pakistan to win Asian Games cricket gold▼India beats Pakistan to clinch cricket gold at Asian Games✉newsSportOlympics1 h ago

    India defeated Pakistan to claim the cricket gold medal at the Asian Games, according to ESPN reporting. The victory in a marquee India-Pakistan matchup is drawing wide attention across sports media in the region and beyond, given the intense rivalry between the two sides on the cricket field.

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    Japan defeated Ecuador in a penalty shootout after the sides could not be separated in regular play. Ecuadorian outlet ESPN México published player ratings from the defeat, assessing how each Ecuador player fared in the shootout loss. The match is drawing search interest worldwide, trending in Japan, the United States, India, the United Kingdom and several other countries.

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    Bangladesh are playing Pakistan in the first semi-final of a cricket tournament, with live ball-by-ball commentary and scores available via ESPN Cricinfo. The match is drawing heavy search interest worldwide, topping trending lists in Spain, Germany and Singapore, and ranking high in France, Italy and India, as fans of both Asian cricket rivals follow every ball of the high-stakes knockout game.

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    India to face Pakistan in Asian Games cricket final●Match Preview - India vs Pakistan, Asian Games Men's Cricket Competition 2026 2026, Final✉newsSportCricket1 d ago

    India and Pakistan are set to meet in the final of the men's cricket competition at the 2026 Asian Games, per an ESPN match preview. A clash between the two rivals in a gold medal match is a major sporting occasion, and attention is expected to be intense across both countries and the wider cricket world.