New Zealand is still sitting at the top of the group as their NRR of +2.233 is far superior than that of England and Australia.
New Delhi: Another day of riveting cricket in the ongoing T20 World Cup as England rode on fifties from Jos Buttler and Alex Hales, and a superb bowling effort by Sam Curran to register a clinical 20-run win over New Zealand in their Super 12 encounter of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup at the Gabba here on Tuesday.Also Read - LIVE | India vs Bangladesh Updates, T20 World Cup: Rain Threat LOOMS
With this win, England have now displaced Australia from the second position in Group 1 on account of better NRR. New Zealand, however, is still sitting at the top of the group as their NRR of +2.233 is far superior than that of England and Australia. Also Read - IND vs BAN Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Hints ICC T20 World Cup 2022: Captain, Vice-Captain, Probable Playing 11s For Today's India vs Bangladesh T20 WC Match at the Adelaide Oval at 1:30 PM IST November 2 Wed
On the other hand in Match 32, Sri Lankan spinner Wanindu Hasaranga grabbed three wickets for 13 runs as the 2014 T20 World Cup champions thrashed Afghanistan by six wickets to keep their hopes — however slim — alive of a semifinal berth here on Tuesday. Also Read - ZIM vs NED Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Hints ICC T20 World Cup 2022: Captain, Vice-Captain, Probable Playing 11s For Today's Zimbabwe vs Netherlands T20 WC Match at the Adelaide Oval at 9:30 AM IST November 2 Wed
The victory sees Sri Lanka stay in contention for an unlikely semifinal berth, although they will need everything to go right for them if they are to finish in the top two in Group 1. Dasun Shanaka’s side will need to defeat England on Saturday — and have other results go their way — to have any chance of sneaking into the last-4.