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    England facing key issues to solve at Cricket World Cup▼England are learning - these are the World Cup issues they need to solve https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/articles/c8MmastodonSportCricket117 min ago

    England's cricket team are showing signs of progress but still have clear problems to fix at the World Cup, according to analysis from BBC Sport. The piece argues the side is learning from its matches and identifies the specific weaknesses it must address to compete for the title. England supporters and cricket fans are debating what those issues mean for the team's tournament chances.

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    The International Cricket Council will release the full match schedule for the 2027 Cricket World Cup at an event in Cape Town on October 1. The tournament, to be co-hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia, will see its fixtures, venues and dates confirmed for the first time. Fans and media are awaiting the schedule to plan attendance and follow their teams' campaigns.

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    South Africa's exchangeable pitches could shape 2027 Cricket World Cup▼How South Africa’s new exchangeable pitches could shape the 2027 Cricket World Cup✉newsSportCricket17 min ago

    South Africa is installing new exchangeable pitches at its grounds ahead of hosting the 2027 Cricket World Cup. The removable surfaces could let groundstaff alter conditions between matches, with commentators debating whether the innovation will produce more balanced contests or suit home advantage. The system may influence how teams plan for conditions across venues in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia during the tournament.

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    Bermuda will host the 2027 U-19 Cricket World Cup qualifiers, according to a Bernews report. The decision puts the island territory on the international cricket map and gives its young players a home crowd advantage in a crucial tournament on the pathway to the under-19 World Cup. Further details on dates and participating teams have not yet been announced.