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Australia look to continue their resurgent form on Saturday against a New Zealand side who stand on the brink of the Cricket World Cup semi-finals cebo
After suffering defeats to India and South Africa in their opening two games of the tournament, Australia have bounced back in fine style, winning their last three games in a row against Sri Lanka, Pakistan and the Netherlands cebo
Most recently, the 2015 champions romped to a record-breaking 309-run victory over the Netherlands in which Glen Maxwell hit the fastest-ever World Cup century with a 40-ball ton cebo
New Zealand, meanwhile, will be looking to bounce back after their first defeat of the tournament against hosts India cebo
The Kiwis won their opening four games and can virtually guarantee their place in the semi-finals for the fifth successive tournament should they triumph over Australia in Dharamsala cebo
Here’s everything you need to know about the match cebo
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How can I watch it?The match will be shown live on Sky cebo Sports Main Event and Sky cebo Sports Cricket cebo
For those in India, Star cebo Sports will be showing the match in five different languages on TV cebo
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Team newsAustralian opener Travis Head is nearing his return after fracturing his hand in a match against South Africa last month cebo
Should he return, Mitch Marsh and Steve Smith would likely move down the order to three and four respectively, with Marnus Labuschagne dropping out of the side despite his impressive 62 against Netherlands last time out cebo
For the Kiwis, captain Kane Williamson remains unavailable having injured his thumb against Bangladesh, with the batsman only likely to be available for New Zealand’s final group games cebo
Predicted lineups:Australia XI: Warner, Head, Marsh, Smith, Inglis, Maxwell, Green, Cummins, Starc, Zampa, Hazlewood cebo
New Zealand XI: Conway, Young, Ravindra, Mitchell, Latham, Phillips, Chapman, Santner, Henry, Ferguson, Boult cebo
OddsAustralia - 8/13New Zealand - 6/5PredictionA tight encounter should be expected in a repeat of the 2015 final cebo
Australia look to be finding their feet in the tournament and their star quality may just prove vital cebo
Australia to win by three wickets cebo
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Sir Alex Ferguson has described Sir Bobby Charlton as a “tower of strength” for him in a heartfelt tribute to the Manchester United great cebo
Charlton, one of the finest players the English game has ever produced, died last weekend at the age of 86 cebo
After an illustrious career in which he won the World Cup with England and helped United win the European Cup, Charlton went on to serve the club as a director and ambassador cebo
He remained a prominent figure at Old Trafford throughout Ferguson’s glittering 26-year reign as manager, which began in 1986 cebo
In a eulogy to be published in the matchday programme for Sunday’s derby fixture against Manchester City, Ferguson reflected on his appointment and the “personal connection” he had with Charlton cebo
He wrote: “The directors came to meet me in Glasgow and asked what my vision was for the job cebo
I said I would take the same approach I had at Aberdeen, by looking to build up the whole club, not just the team, and that I would do that by developing young players cebo
“As I was explaining this, I saw Bobby nudge one of the other directors and he said, ‘that’s what we want’ cebo
He’d made his mind up cebo
From that moment on he was a tower of strength for me cebo
“It’s no surprise to me that we’ve seen tributes to Sir Bobby from everywhere in the world, on every TV channel and in every newspaper, because he was without question the greatest English player of all time cebo
“People loved him because of all those thunderbolt goals, but it was more than that cebo
My dad used to say that humility in success is a sign of greatness, and that was Bobby cebo
“He never used to boast about his own achievements; it was always about the team and the club cebo
”Charlton’s death came soon after that of Ferguson’s wife, Lady Cathy cebo
He added: “I am so sorry for Lady Norma (Charlton), who was always by Bobby’s side, especially as his health declined, and my thoughts have been with the whole family these past few days cebo
“Unfortunately, I have also suffered the painful loss of my beloved wife, Cathy, this month, and I want to thank the club, the fans, and everyone who has sent me their condolences cebo
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