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While most eyes will be on England and New Zealand as they chart a course to meet in the Women's Rugby World Cup final, the clash between France and Italy could end up being the pick of this weekend's four quarter-finals.
The Australia vs England T20 World Cup 2022 match in Melbourne on Friday was deemed a virtual 'knockout' contest for the two teams. But persistent rain at the stadium resulted in the match being abandoned without a ball being bowled. Earlier in the day, the Afghanistan vs Ireland match was also washed out due to rain. As a result, the Group 1 remains wide open for any of the 6 teams to qualify. However, the hosts Australia, are in for a tricky period because of their Net Run Rate.
There have been surprises at the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) men’s T20 World Cup in Australia. In the group stage, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Zimbabwe and the Netherlands were the four teams to progress to the Super12, which is divided into two groups.
Josh Brookes had his first experience of the FHO Racing BMW with a shakedown test at Cadwell Park where he made his debut appearance with the team.
Ireland captain Andew Balbirnie is targeting another massive scalp at the T20 World Cup as focus turns to the match against Australia after Friday's Super 12 showdown with Afghanistan was postponed due to rain.
Virgin Media has secured broadcasting rights for Ireland's international fixtures this November.
MELBOURNE -The T20 World Cup clash between champions Australia and England was abandoned without a ball bowled due to rain on Friday, leaving both teams' semi-finals hopes hanging in the balance and fans disappointed at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
(Reuters) - British activist Peter Tatchell said he hopes team captains at this year's World Cup in Qatar will follow the example set by Australia and reaffirm the rights of LGBTs, women and migrant workers during the tournament.