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IND vs ENG T20 World Cup Semi-Final: India Predicted XI vs England

India vs England T20 World Cup Semi-Final, Predicted XI: Find out the latest team news and the predicted playing eleven of both India and England for the T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final in Adelaide

IND vs ENG T20 World Cup Semi-Final Live Streaming: When and how to watch

India vs England T20 World Cup 2022 Semi-Final Live Streaming: Watch 2007 T20 World Cup winner India take on 2010 World Cup winner England in a semi-final. The match is in Adelaide

T20 World Cup: Despite ugly wins England peaking at right time, feels Moeen

Though England have reached the semifinals of T20 World Cup, their journey has not been as smooth as they would have liked. England pipped Australia to the second spot in the Super 12 on Net Run Rate

T20 World Cup: De Villiers predicts India in final, England no pushovers

Indian Premier League (IPL) and South Africa cricket legend AB de Villiers has picked India as favourites to mke the final of the T20 World Cup 2022. But he also said that England are no pushovers

England enters the jam, puts Australia in a pickle in T20 World Cup

In Group 1 it will come down to Net Run Rate, if New Zealand, England and Australia win their final matches

T20 WC: England beat New Zealand by 20-run to keep semifinals hopes alive

Jos Buttler's blistering 73 followed by a superb bowling effort helped England keep their semifinals hopes alive with a 20-win over New Zealand in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup

T20 World Cup: Ireland, the breaker and now the maker of England's hopes

The Irish may have lost to the Australians, but they kept their net run rate in check, thus reviving England's chances

T20 World Cup: Ireland secures victory over England by five runs via DLS

A dominant Ireland sprung a huge upset in the ongoing T20 World Cup with a five-wicket victory over 2010 champions England by five runs via DLS method in a Group 1 match in Super 12 stage

England seamer Reece Topley ruled out of T20 WC; Mills named as replacement

England seamer Reece Topley has been ruled out of the T20 World Cup due to an ankle injury, dealing a major blow to the team's campaign beginning here on Saturday. Left-arm pacer Tymal Mills, who has not played since August because of a toe injury, will replace Topley. The 28-year-old left-armer rolled his left ankle during a fielding drill in Brisbane on Monday ahead of England's final warm-up match against Pakistan. It is understood that the scans taken after the injury have revealed significant damage. "England's Tymal Mills who is already in Australia comes in for Reece Topley who has an injured left ankle," the ICC said in a statement. Any replacement, however, requires the approval of Event Technical Committee before the replacement player can be officially added to the squad. Topley is England's leading wicket-taker in T20 Internationals in 2022, with 17 scalps in 16 games at an average of 28. He became an integral part of England's T20 bowling attack, operating with the ne

England beats Pakistan by 67 runs in decider match to win T20 series 4-3

England finished its first tour to Pakistan in 17 years with a thumping 67-run win in their Twenty20 decider to clinch the exciting seven-match series 4-3. Dawid Malan (78 not out off 47 balls) smashed his first half century of the series and Harry Brook hit an unbeaten 29-ball 46 as both profited from three dropped catches in England's strong total of 209-3. Pakistan, which won the toss and chose to field, was effectively out of the chase once the usually prolific opening pair of captain Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan departed within the first two overs. Pakistan finished on 142-8. Babar, who dropped both Malan and Brook, gave a regulation catch at cover in Chris Woakes' first over and Reece Topley clean bowled Rizwan off a full-length delivery. No. 3 Shan Masood fought a lone battle with 56 off 43 against well-disciplined England pacers with Woakes (3-26), David Willey (2-22), Sam Curran (1-27) and Topley (1-34) all chipping in with wickets. Brilliant game today, we played real

Won't do it unless I am really angry with someone: Moeen Ali on 'Mankading'

Deepti Sharma's dismissal of Charlie Dean has drawn criticism from many England players

Aamer Jamal leads Pakistan to a six-run win against England in 5th T20

Captain Moeen Ali's fighting unbeaten half century went in vain as Pakistan successfully defended a below-par total to beat England by six runs in the fifth Twenty20. Needing 15 runs off the last over, Ali could hit just one six off debutant fast bowler Aamer Jamal to reach his fifty before England got restricted at 139-7. Mark Wood's pace had earlier dismantled Pakistan for 145 in 19 overs in the lowest total so far of the series, which Pakistan now leads 3-2. David Willey and Sam Curran both grabbed 2-23. It was the second time in a row that England slipped while chasing a below-par total in the seven-match series. They lost the fourth T20 at Karachi by three runs when Pakistan chipped in with the last three wickets for just one run. Ali made an unbeaten 51 off 37 balls, but Pakistan strangled England through spinners Iftikhar Ahmed (1-16) and Shadab Khan (1-25) in the middle overs and the run-rate kept on climbing. Today was the most disappointing performance with the bat for s

Deepti Sharma was right by law and by spirit: Peter Della Penna shows why

These smart screengrabs and explainers bust the claim that Deepti Sharma's dismissal of Dean was against the spirit of cricket

Did not want the job, but now loving it: England Test coach McCullum

England Test head coach Brendon McCullum has revealed he initially "didn't really want" the job, but now that he is at the helm and the side is doing exceptionally well, he is "absolutely loving it"

Alex Hales smashes fifty, helps England win by six wickets in first T20I

England opening batter Alex Hales blasted a half-century as the visitors defeated Pakistan by six wickets with four balls to spare to take a 1-0 lead in the seven-match T20I series

Losing wickets at rapid intervals cost us, says Jones on ODI loss to India

Stand-in England captain Amy Jones rued the lack of runs and losing wickets at regular intervals in her side's seven-wicket loss to India in the first ODI at Hove

T20I series against Pakistan a stern test ahead of World Cup: Moeen Ali

England all-rounder Moeen Ali, who will deputise for skipper Jos Buttler in the T20I series, has said the fixture will be a stern test for the side as it prepares for the T20 World Cup next month

Stokes a rare human being, incredible person and great thinker: McCullum

England men's red-ball coach Brendon McCullum has heaped huge praise on captain Ben Stokes, calling him "a rare, incredible person" who is a great thinker of the game.

Stuart Broad, Anderson of huge value to England's Test side: Nasser Hussain

Former England skipper Nasser Hussain complimented pace-bowling stalwarts Stuart Broad and James Anderson for their "huge value" to the Test side

Broad surpasses McGrath, becomes second-most successful pacer in Tests

England pace veteran Stuart Broad on Sunday went past Australian great Glenn McGrath to become the second-most successful pacer in history of Test cricket.He accomplished this landmark during his side's third and final Test against South Africa in The Oval.In South Africa's second innings on day four of the match, Broad trapped South African skipper Dean Elgar lbw for 36 in the 22nd over, getting his 564th wicket in Tests. Then he also went on to dismiss Ryan Rickelton for eight.After this wicket, Broad is second-most successful pace bowler in Tests with 565 wickets next to his bowling partner and compatriot, James Anderson, who has 666 wickets in the longer format.With this, Broad has also become the fifth-most successful bowler in Test history. Now Broad has 565 wickets in 159 Tests at an average of 27.81 and economy rate of 2.94. His best bowling figures in an innings are 8/15.Above the bowler are Sri Lankan great Muttiah Muralitharan (800), late Aussie spin great Shane Warne ...