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MELBOURNE -New Zealand's Super 12 match against Afghanistan at the T20 World Cup was abandoned on Wednesday without a ball bowled due to rain, leaving both teams to share the points.
Minnows Ireland pulled off a huge upset on Wednesday, stunning world number two England by five runs with a fine bowling display in a rain-affected match to throw the Twenty20 World Cup wide open.
Australia registered their first win of the T20 World Cup 2022 after they defeated Sri Lanka in a Group 1 clash by seven wickets on Tuesday. Earlier, Australia was defeated by New Zealand in the opening clash of the Super 12 stage. It was followed by England defeating Afghanistan by five wickets. Sri Lanka also defeated Ireland by nine wickets to have a winning start to their campaign. Ahead of the next set of games, here's how the Group 1 points table looks like.
MELBOURNE : New Zealand have tried to move on from thrashing champions Australia in their World Cup opener but are keen to keep the good times rolling against Afghanistan, pace spearhead Trent Boult said on Tuesday.
MELBOURNE : England captain Jos Buttler said they have "great respect" for Ireland and there is no question of complacency creeping in during Wednesday's Super 12 match at the T20 World Cup.
Former Ireland and England fast bowler Boyd Rankin is looking forward to a "special" match against England on Wednesday morning at the T20 World Cup.
(Reuters) - Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram suggested Virat Kohli might be from another planet after the Indian batter's superb half-century guided them to a four-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan at the Twenty20 World Cup.
(Reuters) - England bowler Mark Wood said he can still bowl faster after clocking speeds of 154 km per hour in their five-wicket victory over Afghanistan at the Twenty20 World Cup.