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Proteas seamer Lungi Ngidi underlined the importance of Quinton de Kock's blazing starts, saying the opposition knows exactly what's coming once the 29-year-old fires.
New Zealand's T20 World Cup clash with Afghanistan was abandoned because of rain without a ball being bowled at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday. Both teams receive one point to leave Group 1 wide open after Ireland shocked England by five runs in a rain-shortened first match at the same ground.
Rain played a huge part in both the T20 World Cup matches on Wednesday. In the first game, Ireland won by five runs over England via DLS method, after rain played a spoilsport during the Super 12 clash at the Melbourne Stadium on Wednesday. The second match between Afghanistan and New Zealand was also scheduled to be held in the same stadium but got washed out without a ball being bowled due to rain. Earlier, Australia registered their first win of the T20 World Cup 2022 after they defeated Sri Lanka in a Group 1 clash by seven wickets. Apart from Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, England and Ireland have registered wins in the Group 1 of the T20 World Cup 2022. Ahead of the next set of games, here's how the Group 1 points table looks like.
Skipper Andy Balbirnie believes his Ireland side can be a new "golden generation" after landing a famous win over England at the T20 World Cup.
Fiona Hayes and Mick Kearney join Neil Treacy to run through the main talking points of the week in rugby.
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.
MELBOURNE : England captain Jos Buttler refused to blame the rain for the shock loss to Ireland at the T20 World Cup on Wednesday and demanded his team feel the "hurt" before rebounding for the crunch match against champions Australia.
The Springbok coaches are satisfied with the team's progress after a group of players concluded a three-day training camp in Stellenbosch on Wednesday.