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A spectacular day's play in Bengaluru ended with the visitors 134 runs in the lead

England lose both openers after being set 297 to win the second Multan Test

Now that this will start as a Test of four days or fewer, a team wanting to enforce a follow-on will need to lead by 150 and not 200

By the end of the second day, England were on the ropes at 239 for 6, still trailing by a substantial 127

West Indies broke a 13-match losing streak and topped Group B to set up a semi-final against New Zealand

Sri Lanka's spinners picked up nine wickets as West Indies bundled out for 89 in chase of 163

England find reverse-swing to make key inroads after Leach's early breakthroughs

Pakistan dropped eight catches, and their batters succumbed to the pressure of needing to win inside 12 overs

The half-centuries from Kamindu and Asalanka ended up as mere footnotes in the game as WI won with five balls to spare

India suffered a collapse of 6 for 31 which left them nine runs short in the end

The home side were facing the prospect of a third defeat before Cartwright and Ashton Agar iced the chase

Chasing 110 for victory, Bouchier and Wyatt-Hodge hit quick half-centuries to complete the win in exactly ten overs

Bangladesh, meanwhile, are bowing out of the competition with just a sole win

A firing lower middle order almost took India to 300 before Bishnoi and Co completed 133-run thumping

Leigh Kasperek also chipped in with the ball, setting up an important two points for New Zealand in a group where the race to the semi-finals is tight

Injuries to Healy, Vlaeminck make defending champions' win bittersweet

Marsh didn't bowl in the game at the WACA while Khawaja looked in fine touch on the last day

South Australia had stumbled to 23 for 4 early on the final day but twin centuries produced an impressive fightback

Salman Agha and Aamer Jamal both scored fifties but could not prevent England's march to victory

Neither side wanted to lay blame after a result couldn't be manufactured despite the captains having a conversation on day three