In Case You Missed it: Dhoni gets booed, Sarfraz gets snubbed, and cricket comes home
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After their counterparts' disappointment in the football World Cup, the England cricket team brought their fans some cheer by winning the second ODI, at Lord's. The Indian fans, in turn, let out a few boos for MS Dhoni, who went past the 10,000 ODI runs milestone but could not win them the match.
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In Jamaica, it was the fast bowlers' turn, as expected. West Indies' quicks dismissed Bangladesh under 200 in both innings for a 2-0 win.
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Where there's Australia, can drama be far behind? Allrounder Maxwell seemingly snubbed Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed's handshake after Pakistan's victory.
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