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7 hours ago, Marten said:

This World Cup is used as qualification for the 2025 Champions Trophy in Pakistan, 8 teams will take part which is the top 8 of this tournament (or top 7 + Pakistan as hosts if they fail to finish in the top 8). Hopefully we can stay ahead of England and qualify at their expense. 🙏

Good stuff from the ICC. Use the World Cup as a qualifier for an even narrower event, just in case any diddies qualify for the WC

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South Africa gave New Zealand a tanking today, setting the Kiwis a hefty 358 to win they didn't even make halfway, all out for 167 in the 36th over.

The Saffers have been very impressive so far apart from the one loss to the Netherlands. 

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Glenn Maxwell adding to the list of bizarre sporting injuries, he'll miss Saturday's match against England after falling off a golf buggy on Monday and suffering concussion.

Mitchell Marsh will also miss the game as he has gone home for personal reasons. 

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1 hour ago, peasy23 said:

Glenn Maxwell adding to the list of bizarre sporting injuries, he'll miss Saturday's match against England after falling off a golf buggy on Monday and suffering concussion.

Mitchell Marsh will also miss the game as he has gone home for personal reasons. 

Presumably it was his golf buggy. 

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17 hours ago, Boo Khaki said:

Hope England call pull out a win somehow versus the Crims, not for any purpose of restoring pride or anything, more that it would give Afghanistan a genuine shout of making the Semis if they could somehow upset Australia on Tuesday.

England doing a decent job to restrict the Aussies to 286 all out, but continue to be awful chasing with Bairstow out to the first ball of the innings, which would almost certainly have been a wide had he left it alone.

It was 19-2 in the 5th over with Root continuing to look hopelessly out of nick.

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England 198-7 and needing 10 per over - can they finish bottom of the table?11999198EE

England nee0 runs to win from 9.1 overs with EEEE3

England 198-7 and needing 10 per over - can they finish bottom of the table?wickets remaining

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Liam Livingstone and Joe Root of England react following their defeat to Australia.

 

It's over. And that's not simply the worst World Cup defence in the history of international sport.

 

Everything that, for eight heady years, had been taken for granted about England's white-ball batting has vanished without trace, as if some Hollywood baddy had pinched a sports almanack from the future and set the dials on the team's Delorean for the 2015 World Cup. We've re-entered an epoch of endless, desperate failure - the miracle of 2019 lost forever to some branch-line of the space-time continuum.
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South Africa flung in the relatively inexperienced Marco Jansen against the hosts, India have responded by smacking him all over Eden Gardens. He's gone for 57-0 from his first 5 overs.

India were 91-1 after 10, the Saffers have reined them in a bit with Maharaj and Rabada stemming the runs, but India are still looking very well set at 196-2 from 32 overs, Kohli on 56 an Shreyas on 60.

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