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T20 World Cup: England face New Zealand with one eye on the skies

Brisbane: England must get past in-form New Zealand tomorrow if they are to get their T20 World Cup campaign back on track but their hopes of reaching the semifinals would also suffer a heavy blow if the Brisbane weather refuses...

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Updated At : 02:10 PM Nov 01, 2022 IST

Brisbane: England must get past in-form New Zealand tomorrow if they are to get their T20 World Cup campaign back on track but their hopes of reaching the semifinals would also suffer a heavy blow if the Brisbane weather refuses to play ball. England are in a precarious position after their rain-hit defeat to Ireland and with last week’s eagerly-anticipated encounter with champions Australia abandoned without a ball being bowled. Reuters

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