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A defeat here would severely dent both the teams' dreams of a semifinal berth in the tournament, as South Africa and Australia have already notched up two points.

England vs Afghanistan: Crucial Clash Analysis

England and Afghanistan in pivotal Champions Trophy clash

A defeat here would severely dent both the teams' dreams of a semifinal berth in the tournament, as South Africa and Australia have already notched up two points.

A battered England will hope to keep their Champions Trophy hopes alive when they face a dangerous Afghanistan in a crucial group B match here on Wednesday.
A defeat here would severely dent both the teams' dreams of a semifinal berth in the tournament, as South Africa and Australia have already notched up two points.
The days of England's white ball supremacy are far behind now, as the former world champions' creaking unit even failed to defend a 350-plus total against Australia in their tournament opener.
While England may take some comfort in posting a massive total, the reality is that it came against an Australian side missing their premier pacers&mdash;Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, and Josh Hazlewood.
The English bowlers then failed to stop an Australian line-up that did not have lead batters such as injured Mitchell Marsh and now-retired Marcus Stoinis. So, England will need to show massive improvement against Afghanistan on both those counts.
Afghanistan's three-pronged spin attack, consisting Rashid Khan, Noor Ahmad and Mohammad Nabi, has the potential to trouble even the best, and England batters' recent outings against slow bowlers are not confidence inspiring either.
England also suffered a setback as all-rounder Brydon Carse has been ruled out of the tournament with a toe injury. He has been replaced by leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed in an effort to strengthen their spin department.
This move will also provide Adil Rashid with proper backing, as, until now, Liam Livingstone had been performing that role with his mixed bag of off-spin, leg-spin, and seam-up deliveries.
But England's real problem lies in the patchy form of opener Phil Salt and Harry Brook in the middle-order.
Salt's only hundred in the format was in 2022 and since then the Welshman has not really converted his starts, often getting out after a quick 30 or 40.
Brook also offers a similar tale. The Yorkshire man looked in prime form during the home ODIs against Australia last year, hammering a hundred and two fifties in a three-match series.
However, Brook has been riddled with self-doubts against spinners since the tour to India, and fell to Aussie leg-spinner Adam Zampa in the last match. Now, the 26-year-old will have to negate three high-quality tweakers against Afghanistan.
The Afghans, on the other hand, have their own problems to tackle. They are coming off a 107-run shellacking by South Africa in their tournament opener.
They had reached the semifinals of the T20 World Cup 2024 with almost the same set of players but the ODI format demands much more consistency in performance and execution of strategies.
Afghanistan have the required talent but they need to find a way to channelise that consistently to challenge England, even in their most vulnerable state.

England did what it had to, then had to wait a few more hours and hope Scotland lost to Australia in Saint Lucia to be sure of advancing from Group B.

T20 World Cup match highlights: England wins rain-affected encounter against Namibia

England did what it had to, then had to wait a few more hours and hope Scotland lost to Australia in Saint Lucia to be sure of advancing from Group B.

England's defense of the Twenty20 World Cup title lived on for a few more hours after a must-win over Namibia in a rain-affected match on Saturday.
To reach the Super Eight, England first had to beat Namibia in their maiden T20 matchup. Persistent showers almost ruined the chance, but the match started three hours late and was reduced to 11 overs, then 10 overs after another heavy shower.
England was made to bat first and rallied to 122-5.
Namibia, given a rain-adjusted target of 126, managed only 84-3 and lost by 41 runs.
England did what it had to, then had to wait a few more hours and hope Scotland lost to Australia in Saint Lucia to be sure of advancing from Group B.
England was anxious for most of the day, thanks to the weather. It had already suffered one washout &mdash; its opener against Scotland &mdash; and a second washout in four group games would have sent it home.
Because of what was at stake, the umpires waited as long as possible at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium to get play underway.
England lost the plot early. Only one run was taken from the opening over bowled by 39-year-old David Wiese, captain Jos Buttler was bowled for a duck by fast bowler Ruben Trumpelmann, and Wiese returned to nick out the other opener, Phil Salt.
England was 13-2 after 13 balls.
Jonny Bairstow and Harry Brook counterattacked. Bairstow made 31 off 18 balls just before the last rain delay. Brook finished with an unbeaten 47 off 20, and had late support from Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone, who both contributed to taking 21 runs off the last over.
Namibia's chase was relatively fast but not fast enough. Opener Michael van Lingen, after 33 off 29, was pulled out under the pretense of retiring hurt, and Wiese inserted to up the run rate. He duly delivered 27 off 12 but it was too late.
India washout The India-Canada game in Florida was abandoned without a ball bowled.
The outfield in Broward County Stadium was too wet for play, and the match was called off only an hour after its scheduled morning start.
While there was light rain on Saturday morning, the outfield was damp from Friday showers which led to a second straight abandoned game at the venue. The United States-Ireland game on Friday never started. Pakistan and Ireland are scheduled to play at the ground on Sunday.
While the teams waited for a decision, India's Rishabh Pant and coach Rahul Dravid went to the boundary to sign autographs, and Virat Kohli posed with some of the Canada players.
Unbeaten India had already qualified for the Super Eight as the Group A winner. Canada finished group play with only a precious win over Ireland.
India starts the Super Eight against Afghanistan on Thursday in Barbados.
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ECB also announced that all selected players will have to return before the Pakistan series that begins on May 22. Several players like Jos Buttler and Phil Salt will be unavailable for the IPL playoffs.

England T20 World Cup squad: Jofra Archer, Chris Jordan return; selected players to miss IPL playoffs

ECB announced that all England players who have been selected for #T20WorldCup will have to return before the Pakistan series that begins on May 22. 

<h2>ECB also announced that all selected players will have to return before the Pakistan series that begins on May 22. Several players like Jos Buttler and Phil Salt will be unavailable for the IPL playoffs.</h2>

England has unveiled their 15-player squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup, with Jofra Archer and Chris Jordan included while Chris Woakes misses out on selection. The defending champions, led by Jos Buttler, are gearing up for the global tournament with a mix of experienced internationals and promising talent.
Jofra Archer, who has been sidelined since May 2023 due to a right elbow injury, has been declared fit for competition, marking a significant boost for the team. His return adds considerable strength to England&rsquo;s bowling lineup, reinforcing their pace attack.
In addition to Archer, England has called up Tom Hartley as their second frontline spinner. Hartley's recent performance was noteworthy; he claimed 22 wickets against India in his debut Test series. His selection comes ahead of Rehan Ahmed, signaling the selectors' preference for his style and recent form.
Chris Jordan's recall to the squad is another key move, replacing Jamie Overton who is currently injured. Jordan's versatility as a lower-order batsman and his fielding capabilities were likely decisive factors for his selection over Chris Woakes. Woakes, who is with the Punjab Kings for the Indian Premier League (IPL) season, has not yet played in any matches this season.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has also stipulated that all players selected for the World Cup must return from their IPL ommitments before the bilateral series against Pakistan, which begins on May 22. This directive means players like Jos Buttler and Phil Salt will be unavailable for the IPL playoffs, impacting their franchises during the critical final stages of the tournament.
The squad is scheduled to depart for the Caribbean on May 31, setting the stage for their first group match against Scotland at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on June 4.&nbsp;
England T20 World Cup squad: Jos Buttler (c/wk), Moeen Ali (vc), Phil Salt, Will Jacks, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Duckett, Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Tom Hartley, Adil Rashid, Jofra Archer, Mark Wood, Reece Topley
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Among those who visited his holiness the Dalai Lama, were Zak Crawley, Tom Hartley, Dan Lawrence, Ollie Pope, Gus Atkinson, and assistant coach Marcus Trescothick.

England cricket team members visit Dalai Lama ahead of Dharamsala Test

Ahead of their final Test match against India, members of the England cricket squad had the privilege of meeting with the esteemed Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.

#DalaiLama #INDvENG

<h2>Among those who visited his holiness the Dalai Lama, were Zak Crawley, Tom Hartley, Dan Lawrence, Ollie Pope, Gus Atkinson, and assistant coach Marcus Trescothick.</h2>

In a memorable encounter on the eve of their final Test match against India, members of the England cricket squad had the privilege of meeting with the esteemed Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, at his residence in McLeodganj, Dharamshala. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) captured this special moment and shared a photograph of the team members with the globally revered Nobel Peace Prize laureate on their official 'X' handle, highlighting the unique honor bestowed upon the visiting players.
"An incredible honour to meet his holiness, the @DalaiLama. England players and management attended his residence in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala," expressed the ECB, showcasing the team's profound experience. Among those who visited were Zak Crawley, Tom Hartley, Dan Lawrence, Ollie Pope, Gus Atkinson, and assistant coach Marcus Trescothick, marking a significant moment during their tour.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
An incredible honour to meet his holiness, the <a href="https://twitter.com/DalaiLama?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DalaiLama</a> 🙏 England players and management attended his residence in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala. <a href="https://t.co/lW95xKbH7s">pic.twitter.com/lW95xKbH7s</a>
&mdash; England Cricket (@englandcricket) <a href="https://twitter.com/englandcricket/status/1765343408552374349?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 6, 2024</a></blockquote>
Despite facing challenges in the ongoing series, with England currently trailing 1-4 as they head into the Dharamsala clash, this meeting served as a poignant and uplifting experience for the squad. Under the leadership of Ben Stokes, the team has made a strategic alteration to their lineup for the upcoming match, with Mark Wood stepping in for Ollie Robinson as the sole change from the team that competed in the fourth Test in Ranchi.
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For the first time this series, fans will see Ollie Robinson in action, with the pacer replacing Mark Wood in the England XI in Ranchi.

England name Playing XI, make 2 changes for 4th Test against India in Ranchi

For the first time in this series, fans will see Ollie Robinson in action against India.

Check out the England playing XI for 4th #INDvENG Test in Ranchi

<h2>For the first time this series, fans will see Ollie Robinson in action, with the pacer replacing Mark Wood in the England XI in Ranchi.</h2>

England has announced their lineup for the upcoming fourth Test match against India, set to commence this Friday in Ranchi. Currently, Ben Stokes and his team find themselves in a challenging position, lagging behind the hosts with a scoreline of 1-2 and just two matches remaining in the series. The stakes are high as England seeks to level the series in this pivotal encounter.
In a strategic move to bolster their chances, the England squad has introduced two changes for this contest. Ollie Robinson and Shoaib Bashir have been called up to the Playing XI, replacing Rehan Ahmed and Mark Wood. While Bashir has played in the series before, this will be Robinson's first outing on the tour. This adjustment reflects England's tactical response to the current series dynamics and their commitment to reversing the tide in their favor.
The revised England Men's XI boasts a blend of experienced campaigners and promising talent, hoping to make a significant impact in Ranchi. The team is as follows:
1. Zak Crawley 2. Ben Duckett 3. Ollie Pope 4. Joe Root 5. Jonny Bairstow 6. Ben Stokes (C) 7. Ben Foakes 8. Tom Hartley 9. Ollie Robinson 10. James Anderson 11. Shoaib Bashir
Captain Ben Stokes has already expressed that the pitch in Ranchi is unlike anything he has seen before, highlighting that it looks dark and crumbly.
"It looked interesting, didn't it? I don't know. I can't say much. I don't know, I've never seen something like that before so I have no idea. I don't know what could happen," Stokes was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
"If you looked down one side of opposite ends it just looked different to what I am used to seeing, especially out in India. It looked green and grassy up in the changing rooms, but then you go out there, it looked different. Very dark and crumbly and quite a few cracks in it," Stokes added.
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Veteran pacer James Anderson, who missed the first Test, returns to the England XI, with Mark Wood making way, having gone wicketless in the first Test.

India vs England: Ben Stokes' men announce playing XI for Vizag Test, make two changes

England have announced their playing XI for the second Test in Vizag, making two changes to the team that won in Hyderabad.

#INDvENG

<h2>Veteran pacer James Anderson, who missed the first Test, returns to the England XI, with Mark Wood making way, having gone wicketless in the first Test.</h2>

England have unveiled their playing XI for the second Test against India in Vizag, initiating two significant changes ahead of the crucial match starting on Friday.
The Three Lions have made strategic adjustments to their lineup, necessitated by unavoidable circumstances. Shoaib Bashir steps in, replacing <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/jack-leach-ruled-out-of-india-vs-england-2nd-test-here-s-why-ind-vs-eng-1706760947779">Jack Leach, who has been ruled out due to a knee injury</a>. This change aims to fortify the team's composition and address the absence of Leach in the bowling department.
In another pivotal alteration, James Anderson makes his way into the playing XI, taking the place of Mark Wood. The decision to bring in the veteran Anderson, who will be the lone seamer in the side is possibly influenced by pitch conditions and the need for a balanced bowling attack since Wood went wicketless in the first Test in Hyderabad.
The upcoming Test match holds significant importance for both teams, with England looking to build on their lead after a convincing win in the series opener.&nbsp;
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England look to climb the ladder towards business end of the Cricket World Cup to qualify for 2025 Champions Trophy. 

Jos Buttler hopes to remain England ODI captain after dismal Cricket World Cup campaign

England look to climb the ladder towards business end of the Cricket World Cup to qualify for 2025 Champions Trophy.&nbsp;

England one-day captain Jos Buttler declared himself "delighted with the win" after England ended a run of five ICC World Cup defeats with a 160-run victory over Netherlands on Wednesday.
Abject England finally had something to celebrate as Ben Stokes claimed his maiden World Cup century against the Dutch side, while the victory also puts England back on track for Champions Trophy qualification in 2025 ahead of their final game against Pakistan on Saturday.
Despite England's poor World Cup, Buttler said he is keen to stay on as captain and help to rebuild the one-day team in the forthcoming West Indies tour.

Apart from Stokes, Dawid Malan and Chris Woakes also scored an imposing 87 and 51 respectively.

Watch ENG vs NED highlights: Stokes' ton helps England beat Netherlands by 160 runs | Cricket World Cup

With eyes on the 2025 Champions Trophy berth, England cantered to a 160-run win over the Netherlands, only their 2nd win in the ongoing World Cup 2023. 


Apart from Stokes, Dawid Malan and Chris Woakes also scored an imposing 87 and 51 respectively.

Ben Stokes' attacking century was well complemented by the bowlers as England cantered to a 160-run win over the Netherlands here on Wednesday to stay in the hunt for a place in the 2025 Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
Though England and Netherlands are out of reckoning for the semifinals, the contest between the two lowest-placed sides gain significance when it comes to qualifying for the Champions Trophy as only the top seven teams from the ongoing showpiece will qualify for the event.
England's batting finally clicked as they posted 339 for 9 and then the bowlers did the rest, dismissing Netherlands for 179 in 37.2 overs.
The win took England to the seventh spot in the points table on account of better run rate.
The defending champions will take on Pakistan in their last match in Kolkata on Saturday.
Opting to bat, Stokes (108 off 83) initially provided the stability in the middle before opening up towards the end, while David Malan (87 off 74) got England off to a flier with his breezy knock during which he hit 10 fours and two sixes to power England to 339 for nine.
Stokes struck six fours and as many hits over the fence, while Chris Woakes too did his bit with a 45-ball 51.
Chasing a huge target of 340, Netherlands lost their first wicket in the fifth over when Max O'Dowd gave a simple catch to Moeen Ali at mid-on off the bowling of Chris Woakes.
In the next over, Netherlands were two down when Colin Ackermann nicked a David Willey delivery to Jos Buttler behind the stumps.
Wesley Barresi (37) and Sybrand Engelbrecht (33) tried their best to stabilise the chase with a 55-run stand for the third wicket before Baressi was run out.
Engelbrecht was then holed out by Woakes at mid-on to hand Willey his second wicket of the day, while Bas de Leede played on an Adil Rashid delivery.
Willey dropped Teja Nidamanuru (41 not out off 34) at mid-on off Atkinson in 27th over and the batter grabbed the life with both hands, clobbering Adil Rashid and Atkinson for two huge sixes over mid-on and square-leg boundary in consecutive overs.
Netherlands skipper Scott Edwards and Nidamanuru then shared 59 runs for the sixth wicket before the former gave a simple catch to Willey at mid-off of Ali's bowling.
Thereafter, Netherlands wickets fell like nine pins as they were bowled out for 179 in 37.2 overs.
Earlier, Malan looked at his attacking best as he flicked and drove Logan van Beek for three consecutive boundaries in the second over. He continued his onslaught against spinner Aryan Dutt (2/67), sending him through the covers and gully for two more boundaries in the next over.
Boundaries came thick and fast for England as the next over from Logan Van Beek also witnessed two hits to the fence -- one each from Malan and Jonny Bairstow.
Netherlands had their first success in the final ball of the seventh over in the form of Bairstow, who was holed out by Paul Van Meekeren off the bowling of Dutt at backward square-leg.
But the dismissal hardly had any effect on Malan as he picked up three more fours from van Beek in the next over to take England to 70 for one in 10 overs.
Malan, in the process, brought up his fifty in 37 balls with the help of 10 hits to the fence.
Malan and Joe Root then played cautiously to take the innings forward before the former hit the first six of the innings, clobbering Roelof van der Merwe over square leg boundary.
An over later, Malan once again launched another attack on van der Merwe, dispatching him over midwicket boundary.
But two wickets in consecutive overs halted England's charge.
First Root was cleaned up by van Beek in the 21st over as the batter went for a reverse scoop and then Malan was run out in the next over with England slumping to 139 for three in 22 overs.
Harry Brook didn't last long as he pulled a short delivery from Bas de Leede (3/74) to Colin Ackermann at deep square-leg as Netherlands pulled things back.
England skipper Jos Buttler's torrid time continued as he was holed out at mid-off by Teja Nidamanuru off van Meekeren soon.
But Stokes was in ominous form as he first took time to settle down and then unleashed his brute power towards the end to hammer the Dutch bowlers to all parts of the ground.
Dutch spinners pulled things back in the middle overs as from 133 for two, England slumped to 192 for six by the 36th over after the dismissal of Moeen Ali.
But Stokes and Woakes had other plans as they shared 129 runs for the seventh wicket to take England past the 300-run mark

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.

IND vs ENG: Dominant India thrash England by 100 runs to continue 100% record | ICC Cricket World Cup

India win 6th successive WC game, beat ENG by 100&nbsp;runs Shami takes 4 as defending champions fail to chase down 230 Earlier, captain Rohit Sharma's 87 steered India to 229/9

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.

Rohit Sharma and Co. continued their dream run in the ICC Cricket World Cup as India beat England by 100 runs to register their 6th straight win in the tournament in Lucknow on October 29.
Put in to bat first for the 1st time in the tournament, Indian opener Shubman Gill was sent back to the pavilion early on in the game.
However, skipper Rohit Sharma led from the front with his 101-ball 87 with wickets falling at regular intervals at the other end, including Virat Kohli who was dismissed for a duck for the first time in ODI World Cup.
Suryakumar Yadav also scored 49 runs which helped India set a 230-run total for the Three Lions.
In reply, there was no end to England's struggles as the top order took a tumble courtesy of a Bumrah-Shami show which saw the Three Lions tumble to 52/5 within 16 overs.
Shami finished with 4 wickets followed by Bumrah with 3 on the night.
Liam Livingstone top-scored for the side with 27 as England fell to their 5th defeat of the World Cup.
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He compared the side's reliance on Stats and further added that though Eoin Morgan used statistics, there was a lot of gut feeling there too.

'England need to...': Nasser Hussain's suggestion to struggling Jos Buttler's team | ICC World Cup

Former captain Nasser Hussain feels reliance on statistics rather than reading the conditions has led to England's downfall in the ongoing World Cup

#England #CWC23

<h2>Nasser Hussain commented on England's reliance on stats and added that though Eoin Morgan used statistics, there was a lot of gut feeling there too.</h2>

Former English skipper Nasser Hussain feels reliance on statistics rather than reading the conditions has led to England's downfall in the ongoing World Cup, adding that the reigning champions don't look like a side that can defend its title.
England fell to a 229-run loss to South Africa on Saturday-- their biggest in ODI cricket and their third in the ongoing tournament.
England had opted to field in humid conditions and South Africa piled 399. Jos Buttler and Co then suffered a batting collapse to be bundled out for 170 in 22 overs.
"England keep getting their decisions wrong. We got the toss and the balance of the side was wrong. The three changes in the squad moved England completely away from how they have been playing for years," Hussain said on Sky Sports.
England made three changes for the game, replacing Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran and Chris Woakes with Ben Stokes, David Willey and Gus Atkinson.
"Woakes had had no rhythm and on a flat pitch you leave him out and bring Stokes in, I agree with that decision. What I don't like is the toss decision and reliance on stats.
"England need to get the decisions they're making off the field right. The quality of performance was not good enough, but get your decision making right off the field.
"I hear a lot about statistics, and Eoin Morgan used statistics, but there was a lot of gut feeling there too. You need to get your decisions right, don't just go to your default settings." Desperate for a win to stay alive in the competition, England face India, Australia and Pakistan in their next few games.
"England now need to win seven games on the bounce to defend the World Cup, but they don't look like a side that could do that at the moment. If they want to win every game from now, they need to get their decision-making right." he added.&nbsp; With the latest defeat to South Africa, England have fallen to the ninth position in the 10-team table. Besides South Africa, they have lost to New Zealand and Afghanistan. Their sole win came against Bangladesh. Also Watch <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/icc-world-cup/shreyas-iyer-takes-brilliant-catch-to-dismiss-conway-asks-for-best-fielder-medal-ind-vs-nz-world-cup-1697969587478">Shreyas Iyer takes brilliant catch to dismiss Conway, asks for 'best fielder' medal | IND vs NZ World Cup</a>
"England look like a side that has no confidence. These three losses will hurt them. It happened in the last World Cup, but you felt it was a side that had confidence and they were playing a style and brand of cricket where they could bounce back," Hussain said.
Hussain cited the example of how Willey, playing his first game in the tournament, struggled with cramps which also forced him temporarily off the field.
"Just look at what happened to Willey today. No matter how much practice you've had in the nets, or how many laps you've done off the ground, playing in this heat and humidity, you need to have proper match overs in your legs, otherwise you'll cramp up.
"These are super fit England cricketers and within 40 minutes you could tell how much they were struggling," he added

Dawid Malan's brilliant ton and Moeen Ali's 4/50 with the ball played pivotal roles in England's triumph over New Zealand at Lord's.

Malan, Moeen shine as England clinch ODI series 3-1 with 100-run win against New Zealand | ENG vs NZ

Dawid Malan's impressive century and Moeen Ali's superb bowling figures of 4-50 powered England to a comprehensive 100-run victory at Lord's.

#ENGvNZ

<h2>Dawid Malan's brilliant ton and Moeen Ali's 4/50 with the ball played pivotal roles in England's triumph over New Zealand at Lord's.</h2>

In the final clash of the four-match ODI series, England displayed a formidable performance, powered by Dawid Malan's impressive century and Moeen Ali's superb bowling figures of 4-50. Their efforts led to a convincing 100-run victory over New Zealand, allowing England to secure the series 3-1, despite having gone down 0-1 initially.
Dawid Malan's stellar 127 off 114 balls laid the foundation for England, setting up a competitive total. However, New Zealand faced an uphill task to chase the target of 312 at Lord's. Their innings faced early challenges, losing key wickets, including Devon Conway and Will Young, and struggling to maintain the required scoring rate. England's disciplined bowlers, especially Moeen Ali, maintained consistent lines and lengths, restricting New Zealand's progress.
As the ball aged, Moeen Ali, supported by Liam Livingstone, applied further pressure on New Zealand's batting lineup. Moeen Ali's crucial wickets of New Zealand skipper Tom Latham and Henry Nicholls significantly hampered New Zealand's chase. Despite Rachin Ravindra's valiant efforts with a fifty, New Zealand couldn't regain control in the chase.
New Zealand faced obstacles early in the game due to injuries, impacting their bowling resources. While Tim Southee fractured his thumb in the 14th over, Daryl Mitchell and Ben Lister also got injured later. Despite these challenges, Rachin Ravindra impressed with a 4-wicket haul. However, New Zealand's inability to assert control in both bowling and batting ultimately led to England's triumph and their 3-1 series victory.

England will face India on October 29 at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, followed by their heavyweight battle against the Aussies on November 4.

England ODI World Cup 2023 Schedule: Full fixtures, match timings, venue details

Reigning champions England will take on the Men in Blue at Lucknow's Ekana Stadium on October 29.

Check out their full schedule & match timings

#England #CWC23 #ODIWorldCup2023

<h2>England will face India on October 29 at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, followed by their heavyweight battle against the Aussies on November 4.</h2>

The reigning World Champions, England, will start their ODI World Cup 2023 campaign against the team they beat in the Super Over in the final of the 2019 edition - New Zealand. The two sides will play the tournament opener in Ahmedabad on October 5.
Jos Buttler's side will then head to northern India, where they will play Bangladesh in Dharamsala on October 10 before visiting the capital city for their game against Afghanistan on October 14.
In Mumbai, they will lock horns with South Africa exactly a week later, followed by the clash against Qualifier 2 on October 26 in Bengaluru.
Next up will be the two most awaited battles for all England fans. They will take on India at Lucknow's Ekana on October 29 before heading to Ahmedabad again for the big clash against the Aussies on November 4.
The Three Lions will battle Qualifier 2 on November 8 in Pune and will then face Pakistan at the Eden Gardens in their final round-robin match on November 12.
Can England make it a hat-trick of World Cup titles?
Having won the 2019 ODI World Cup &amp; the 2022 T20 World Cup, the English will be very high on confidence when they come to India to defend their crown. Their aggressive brand of cricket has been a great success in limited-overs cricket, highlighted by how they currently hold both the limited-overs World Cups.
However, their free-flowing batting will surely face a sterner test in Indian conditions, where the spinners will definitely come into play. Whether Jos Buttler's men can rise to the challenge, remains to be seen.
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 England full fixtures list:
<ul>
<li>England vs New Zealand, October 5 - Ahmedabad (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Bangladesh, October 10 - Dharamsala (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Afghanistan, October 14 - Delhi (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs South Africa, October 21 - Mumbai (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Q2, October 26 - Bengaluru (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs India, October 29 - Lucknow (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Australia, November 4 - Ahmedabad (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Q1, November 8 - Pune (2 PM IST)</li>
<li>England vs Pakistan, November 12 - Kolkata (2 PM IST)</li>
</ul>
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England batter Jason Roy is all set to cancel his central contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in order to play in the upcoming Major League Cricket (MLC) in the United States.

England opener Jason Roy set to cancel ECB contract to play for Los Angeles Knight Riders: Report

England and KKR batter Jason Roy is all set to cancel his central contract with ECB!

#IPL2023 #KKR #JasonRoy

<h2>Jason Roy could become the first English player to cancel his central contract with the ECB in order to sign for Major League Cricket side LA Knight Riders</h2>

England batter Jason Roy is all set to cancel his central contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in order to play in the upcoming Major League Cricket (MLC) in the United States.
According to the DailyMail, Roy is expected to sign a two-year contract with MLC side Los Angeles Knight Riders for the next two years and could possibly lose his England spot for the 2023 ODI World Cup as a consequence of this move.
If the 32-year-old batter goes ahead with this decision, he will become the first England player to cancel his central contract in order to focus on T20 leagues around the world.
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Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle last October, is yet to return to competitive cricket.

Jonny Bairstow to miss IPL 2023 after ECB deny NOC, Liam Livingstone cleared: Reports

While Jonny Bairstow will be absent from this year's IPL, Punjab Kings will still have the services of their big-hitting all-rounder Liam Livingstone.

#PunjabKings #IPL2023 #Bairstow #Livingstone

Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle last October, is yet to return to competitive cricket.

English batter Jonny Bairstow will most likely miss this year's IPL after the England &amp; Wales Cricket Board (ECB) refused to grant him a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Bairstow, who underwent surgery on his broken leg and dislocated ankle after a freak slip at a golf course last September, is yet to return to competitive cricket. According to reports in the English media, the ECB isn't willing to risk his fitness ahead of the Ashes in June,&nbsp;
While Bairstow's unavailability is a blow for the Punjab Kings, they will be boosted by the return of Liam Livingstone, who has been given the all-clear to play in the T20 extravaganza.
Livingstone, who had a stop-start 2022 season due to multiple injuries last year, has been now declared fit. He was part of the Lancashire's off-season training sessions in Dubai recently.
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(With PTI inputs)

The video shows England bowler Sam Curran & Chris Jordan bowling to Sunak in the garden at 10 Downing Street.

WATCH: UK PM Rishi Sunak plays cricket with England's World Cup winners 

England's T20 World Cup winners met with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at his official residence, where they all played a game of garden cricket together.

Click to watch.

The video shows England bowlers Sam Curran &amp; Chris Jordan bowling to Sunak in the garden at 10 Downing Street.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak enjoyed a game of cricket with England's T20 World Cup winners in the garden of his residence at 10 Downing Street.&nbsp;
In a clip shared by 10 Downing Street videographer Luca Boffa, Sam Curran &amp; Chris Jordan were captured bowling to Sunak, with the latter even managing to nick the UK PM off.
The English players, who won the World Cup in November last year, only got around to meeting Sunak now due to their hectic schedules.
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Bangladesh defeated world champions England by 16 runs in the third T20I to complete a 3-0 series sweep at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur on Tuesday.

BAN vs ENG: Bangladesh complete whitewash against England with 16-run win in 3rd T20I

Bangladesh complete a series sweep against England with a 16-run win in the 3rd T20I

Put to bat first, Bangladesh started off on a good note with Das and Rony Talukdar stitching a long partnership. Adil Rashid then removed Talukdar for 24. Litton Das top-scored for Bangladesh with 73 runs which helped them reach to 158/2 in the end.

Bangladesh defeated world champions England by 16 runs in the third T20I to complete a 3-0 series sweep at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur on Tuesday.
Put to bat first, Bangladesh started off on a good note with Das and Rony Talukdar stitching a long partnership. Adil Rashid then removed Talukdar for 24. Litton Das top scored for Bangladesh with 73 runs which helped them reach to 158/2 in the end.
Chasing 159, England looked in control with Dawid Malan smashing a half-century.
However, quick loss of wickets eventually reduced England to 142/6 in their 20 overs which meant that The Tigers became only the 2nd team after Australia to complete a T20 series whitewash against England.
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Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant all-round performance saw Bangladesh beat England in the final one-dayer in Chattogram.

England lose final ODI to Bangladesh, win series 2-1

Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant all-round performance - a score of 75 and a 4-wicket haul, saw Bangladesh beat England by 50 runs.

#BANvENG

Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant all-round performance saw Bangladesh beat England in the final one-dayer in Chattogram.

England missed out on a clean sweep in Bangladesh, losing the final one-dayer in Chattogram. the visitors were bundled out for 196 in reply to Bangladesh's score of 246.
Shakib Al Hasan's brilliant all-round performance, a score of 75 and a 4-wicket haul, saw the hosts emerge victorious by 50 runs.
England came into the game with an unassailable 2-0 lead, having won the first match by 3 wickets and the second by a mammoth 132-run margin.
But Shakib's inspired show ensured Tamim Iqbal's men avoided the whitewash ahead of the 3-match T20I series that begins on March 9.
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Hosts South Africa have booked themselves a first-ever world cup final berth after beating England by six runs to set up a title clash with Australia in the Women's T20 World Cup on Friday.

WATCH Highlights: South Africa beat England to book maiden Women's World Cup final berth

Hosts South Africa sealed their first-ever World cup final appearance after beating England by 6 runs in the 2nd semifinal in Cape Town.

#SAWvENGW #T20WorldCup2023

England looked well within reach of a victory until the 16th over but 4 wickets in 2 overs derailed their run-chase, giving South Africa their maiden final berth in the World Cup.

Hosts South Africa sealed their first-ever World cup final appearance after beating England by 6 runs in the 2nd semifinal in Cape Town.
Opting to bat first, South African openers Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits once again came to the party for the home side. The duo registered fifties for the second game in a row to help the hosts post 164 on the board.
England looked well within reach of a victory until the 16th over but 4 wickets in 2 overs derailed their run-chase, giving South Africa their maiden final berth in the World Cup.
They will now face 5-time Champions Australia in the summit clash on Sunday.
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Over the last 15 months, the viewership records of cricket matches have seen a significant rise after the slump they experienced during last year's IPL.

Cricket sees an all time high in TV viewership

The first #INDvAUS Test proved to be one of the most-watched matches on Television in the past 7 years.

Check out the Top 3 most viewed Test matches according to viewership data.

The first test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia was the third highest-rated bilateral Test match in the past seven years, only behind two Tests between India and England back in 2021.

Over the last 15 months, the viewership records of cricket matches have seen a significant rise after the slump they experienced during last year's IPL.
The first test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia was the third highest-rated bilateral Test match in the past seven years, only behind two Tests between India and England back in 2021.
In fact, the first Test between India and Australia was among the top five most-watched Test matches since 2018 according to the data.
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New Zealand, who started day 4 at 63/5, were bowled out for 126 with both James Anderson &amp; Stuart Broad taking 4 wickets each.

NZ vs ENG: Ben Stokes' England beat hosts by 267 runs, go 1-0 up in 2-match series

England's 'Bazball' saw them beat New Zealand by 267 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the 2-match Test series.

Check out how the Test match unfolded.

#NZvENG

New Zealand, who started day 4 at 63/5, were bowled out for 126 with both James Anderson &amp; Stuart Broad taking 4 wickets each.

England beat New Zealand by 267 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the 2-match Test series.
Having reduced New Zealand to an overnight score of 63/5 in their run chase of 394, the visitors needed less than a session to take the remaining five wickets.&nbsp;
It was a game where England once again showcased 'Bazball', highlighted by how they declared for 325 on the opening day after playing just 58.2 overs.
While Tom Blundell's hundred did keep England's lead down to just 19 in the first innings, the visitors managed 374 in the 2nd essay. And Stuart Broad's incredible spell saw the Kiwis stutter to 28/5, before finally folding for 126 in the 4th inns.
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