Boycott: After winning, England must not stand still

Matches (9)

BAN v NZ (1)

ENG v IRE (1)

Gulf T20I (1)

IND v AUS (1)

Marsh Cup (1)

Malaysia Tri (1)

Asian Games (W) (2)

Championship (W) (1)

RESULT • 2nd ODI • Mirpur

254

BAN

(41.1/50 ov, T:255) 168

New Zealand won by 86 runs

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RESULT • 2nd ODI • Nottingham

ENG

334/8

IRE

(46.4/50 ov, T:335) 286

England won by 48 runs

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