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Men's T20 World Cup
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SL v ENG (1)
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GG-W

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Today
2:00 PM

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ENG19

(36/50 ov) 195/4
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AUS19

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SL

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ENG

Today
1:30 PM

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SL-A

145/9
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OMA

(8.5/20 ov, T:146) 71/3

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ZIM

(6/20 ov) 64/2
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NED

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NEP

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Today
11:30 AM

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QLD

215
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VIC

(44.3/50 ov, T:216) 216/3

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Rashid breaches the fortress door

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Expectations were low for England coming into the first Test, but in a dramatic conclusion they only had victory snatched away by fading light after a legspinner sparked chaos

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England legspinner Tommy Greenhough dies

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