England v Australia Cricket: Champions Trophy Highlights

The Trophy shared between India and Sri Lanka. The trophy belongs to the

Australian team. 2013, India! Hello and welcome to Edgbaston for the

final group a match of the 2017 Champions Trophy. For Australia this

is a must win. For England a victory would continue their winning

momentum into the semifinals, but their real incentive must surely be

the chance to eliminate their oldest foes. The scenario is simple.

England are through to the semifinals no matter what, and

Australia will qualify if they win this game. In the event of Australia

losing or the match being washed out, Bangladesh will progress.

Regardless of the result, England will finish top of the group because

of the primary tie-break rule. England's opponents in the first

semifinal on Wednesday are yet to be decided, with the hotly contested

group B match is concluding on Monday. All four teams level on two

points, they all have a chance to qualify. England remain unchanged

from their win over New Zealand. The only question mark has been the form

of Jason Roy who scored 27 runs in his past five innings and has

reached 50 just once in his last ten. The captain hasn't wavered from

backing Jason Roy despite the presence of Jonny Bairstow on the

sidelines. Australia also unchanged but it's worth noting that other

than Finch, Warner, Smith and Henriques, the rest are yet to face

a ball in this tournament largely thanks to the British weather. Eoin

Morgan won the toss and elected to bowl first. England have lost 12 of

the last 15 one-day internationals against Australia, but they have 12

of the last three. The forecast suggests it showers mid-afternoon

which should hopefully allow enough time to complete the match. If the

past couple of days in the UK are anything to go by the art of

predicting a result is difficult even for the experts. This one could

definitely go either way in front of a noisy Edgbaston crowd. Chris

Gaffney and Kumar Dharmasena are the umpires. COMMENTATOR: Just holding

up of the seam. A good start from Jake Ball, a maiden to start with.

Pummelled down the ground by Finch, is looking for that short ball.

Well, that's off a thick inside edge. Finch was looking to hit that

one straight as well. The second boundary of the over. Short. Pulled

away, very, very firmly. Just in the last few deliveries, maybe a sense

by these batsmen are starting to find their range. That's a great

shot from Warner. Just wait for the right ball in the right slot and let

your instincts take over. That's what he's attempting. Because he's

out there he's still got that chance. You are on the way out, he

was on the way back in, is that right? More evidence of the trust

that exists between Warner and Finch. Your partner calls and you're

off. That's why they bat well together, they trust the call. Finch

is away and you still a couple of singles. Adil Rashid is quite fine

down there at fine leg. Another boundary for Warner. Just a bit

tight. Warner is a class act. If you get a bit too tired, any resemblance

of a bad ball, he generally puts it away. Bowled. Good length. Both

batsmen almost hanging, looking for the short ball. That's a bit fuller

and a better length. They are very keen, these two

Australians, to nick any singles they can. That's why Finch has been

looking when the bowlers have been a bit wide. He didn't quite connect.

He just watched these two, there's a nod and off you go. Wide of mid-on.

Very, very quick onto anything short today. Short cover. One slip in

play. Is that an edge? It is! Warner's on his way. Good bowling,

good length, grabbing the outside edge. Wood, England's talisman in

this tournament so far. Going across him, finds the outside edge, and a

big wicket for England. Just the man they want to get. Warner gone the

21. Good stroke. As soon as it gets up here and across the stumps, Steve

Smith very rarely misses out. It's been wonderful to watch these top

batters and Smith in particular. He hits through the line. It's

glorious. Really good stroke there from Finch. Is that the stroke that

gets him going? Outstanding shot. He's going to get back, Smith. It

was an awkward one for mid-on. Stokes was the fielder, he got

himself into an awkward position, a backhanded role in the end. For a

moment Smith was in real trouble. Extravagant. Pulled away and pull

hard. That's going to go away quickly for four. He's tried quite a

bit already. That's four more. Leg side followed by off-side, pressure

on Stokes. He's been a bit short. An overcorrection, there. As good as

the pull shot was from Finch, I think this is an even better shot.

Jason Roy had no chance, it flies away to the fence. Edged away. It

was a slip a roundabout first slip, Buttler couldn't get there. Streaky

from Smith. It was full and wide. Tucked away on the leg side. That

will be 50 fat Aaron Finch. He's got a good record against England. He's

played a lot of cricket and County cricket in this country. He's a

danger man, make no mistake. He's played very well. Seven boundaries

in that total, just 47 balls. Really important for Australia but Aaron

Finch goes on with this. He can be very destructive at the back-end of

the innings as well. Driven down the ground, gets past mid-on.

Outfielders always quick at Edgbaston. Lovely shot from Steven

Smith. Close. Has he just got outside the line? He's begging for

the lbw. The key is the line there. Morgan asking, did it hit him in

line? He's asking Buttler. Buttler says, no, skipper. Another wrong

one. There's enough doubt for the England captain not to go upstairs.

Only the inside edge was debatable. Three reds. Full toss. He never

misses out, Steve Smith. You bowl him a bad ball, he will hit you for

four. Good shot from Finch. He's hit that hard. Finch, in the air.

Plunkett's under it. Is it going to land safe? Good catch. Calmness from

the skipper. There were three people converging. Morgan yelled, minor!

There was a calmness about him, an excellent catch to get rid of the

dangerous Aaron Finch. Stokes is the man again. This is an excellent

catch from Eoin Morgan. Never easy running back like that. An excellent

catch. And a big smile, I think he was pretty relieved he hung on to

it, too. Aaron Finch is gone. He was starting to look dangerous.

That's a nice shot. That will give Moises Henriques a bit of

confidence. A short one, a good shot. That's an excellent shot. He's

pretty good on the short ball, Moises Henriques. Back-to-back

boundaries. Good shot. Excellent shot. That's another boundary for

Henriques. Gone. Henriques. He hit a couple of

boundaries and tried to go after Rashid. A pretty soft, loose shot.

Good captaincy from Eoin Morgan, bringing the field up. Trying to

tempt Henriques to go over the top. He tried it, didn't quite get it and

an easy dismissal therefore England. Super shot from Head. That's four.

He's got some presence, this boy. Smith on 49. He'll take the single

and it'll be more than that, well timed. It's getting away from the

fielder, its four and it's his 50. It's only his third against England

in 23 innings in one-day internationals. A really nice

action. CHEERING The Australians are getting starts

but they aren't going on with it. Smith was unhappy with Moises

Henriques a short time ago, now he's livid with himself. Talked about the

ability to try to transfer his weight back into the shot, he didn't

do it here and a simple catch to Liam Plunkett at mid-off.

It's a wicket maiden, terrific over. Still 181 but the wickets have

changed now. Four. Finally, he's away. Took nine

deliveries for Maxwell but England right now are dragging it back. This

is hurting Australia's overall total. Edged and just out of the

reach at first slip! Joe Root was the man. He put in a good effort.

Just couldn't get there. Moeen Ali into his fourth over. He's only gone

for seven runs, it's been outstanding. There goes Maxwell.

Brilliant fielding! England are making it very difficult at the

moment. Really good build-up of pressure here from Moeen. Just as

you say that, he releases it. The man on the reverse sweep of behind

square so hits it in front of square. Root goes back on the extra

cover in a circle. Saying you can have a single, if you want. He hits

it hard and hits it for four. That's the advantage of having the reverse

sweep in your locker. It means Rashid has to go behind square. If

you didn't have a reverse sweep this would have gone for one run to the

sweeper. Again, attacking him up. He moved him squarer, not square

enough. That was wide. He wanted to bowl a short ball. Good

communication between Bonn and captain there. -- bowler and

captain. Tennis shot and nailed for four. Good batting from Travis Head.

He's looked really dangerous today. He said everything right in the

middle of the bat. I think we'll see Rashid bowl a lot of wrong ones from

this angle to the left-hander. It's a full tossed. It's burst through

Eoin Morgan's hands. Poor cricket all round. Hit hard and dropped!

That could be costly... And they run a chance! I reckon the end to throw

at was Maxwell's, that could be a key moment in this game. They are

going to have a look. Comfortably home. Not a man you want to drop

with eight overs to go, Glenn Maxwell. There a man out there, he's

going to have to jump. He does. I think he's done that, you know! I

think he has, its Jason Roy. It's quite brilliant. Roy looks

comfortable. They are having a look upstairs. REFEREE: His front foot,

please. Can you zoom that angle for me.

I can see a gap between his foot and the edge of the green. Glenn Maxwell

felt it was out when he was watching the big screen. He's gone for 20.

Now, is that the wrong one? Persistency from Morgan comes at a

good time in the 44th over. Gets rid of a dangerous Matthew Wade. Knocked

him over. A full toss, Rashid strikes again. That sweep shot has

gone straight up in the air again. He won't be happy with that,

Australia won't be happy either. The advantage of a leg-spinner. Full

toss, sweep shots. Top edge found. Australia had just had a bad few

overs here. They've lost 3-7 in 11 deliveries. Well bowled. Bowled

again. What a spell from Rashid. Superstar. He's got Australia in all

sorts of trouble. Cummins is gone the four. A nice quote easy bowling

for him. Australia are struggling. Just need a couple of wickets to

wrap up this innings for Australia. Australia need to bat out the overs.

Another 23 deliveries. That's his 50, Travis Head. Well played. Bowled

him! 90 miles an hour full toss and it knocks the woodwork over. England

on fire. Too fast, too straight. He's set the tone. His opening

bowling combination is good, Zampa is gone. In the air, and... Safe.

That was a good effort down there at the man. He picked it up late, just

a bit late to move. Now, straight down... Over it goes. The last over

off to a good start. Great shot from Travis Head. That's how short that

boundary is out there. Not a good delivery from Stokes. You'd think he

would try to force Head to go to the boundary. He hits it back into the

leg stump channel. As you say, half hit it's gone. Has he got to him

again? It's in the air. Great to react down there, Plunkett. He's

dropped him. -- late to react. He was very late to move and then

didn't pick it up, then there was plenty of time and he just fumbled

it. Stokes again. Over the top. That'll be four.

They are looking for two, there's only one there. They've got two.

Sloppy fielding in the deep. It is two to finish with. It's 277-9.

There's runs on the board. There we have it, what a great first innings.

Australia started well with the bat. Finch and Warner providing a decent

start. Smith steadied the ship in the middle overs but once he was

out, they lost their way. The Aussies kept losing wickets, 5-15

they lost and weren't able to score with freedom. Australia will owe a

lot to Travis Head if they win this game, he was fighting a lone battle

towards the end and played a gem of an innings. England owed a lot to

Mark Wood and Adil Rashid who both took four wickets. Ben Stokes took

the remaining wickets and I'm sure Eoin Morgan would have been pleased

he restricted Australians under 300. It's Jason Roy and Alex Hales who

open the batting England, with Mitchell Starc bowling first for

Australia. COMMENTATOR: Very full and that's a gift for a Jason Roy.

Big juicy full toss to start. You wouldn't mind one of those for the

first ball of your innings. He's going to attack the stumps but they

can't afford to be overly aggressive, the Australians. Easy

full toss. England are underway. Close. He's given him. He must have

thought long and hard as to whether that pitched outside leg stump, and

I think Roy for that reason has decided to review. REFEREE: Can you

start from the front foot, please. Front foot coming up. Can you go

onto front spin vision, please. Do you have anything from front on,

Mark? OK. Can you give me Hot Spot. Rock and roll it. OK, there's no

mark. Can you go to ultra-edge. You can stay with your original

decision. It's a long, slow death for Jason Roy, who put his first

ball away to the boundary but is lbw now to Mitchell Starc. The question

is whether it pitched outside leg stump but it pitched just in line.

It certainly wasn't going over and Roy has gone. His poor form

continues. Just a bit of swing there, Mitchell

Starc. Very full again. I like the length of the second ball to Jason

Roy. That knee roll length is difficult to play. A bit of shape

in, it's the same skids on. Traps Roy plumb in front. Really good

start the Starc. That's the sort of length ads rather see him bowl.

Gone! I think it has carried. Australia have a second. This is a

perfect start for them and now it's Alex Hales, just nibbling outside

off-stump. It was spot-on. Spot-on to Joe Root first ball and even

better to Alex Hales 's second ball. Catches the seam, thin outside edge.

Well taken by Finch at first slip lowdown. A great breakthrough for

Australia and Hazlewood. Eoin Morgan joins Joe Root at the crease and

Australia on the attack. Three slips. For Hazlewood. Natural angle

is across the left-hander as well. See the replay, the Alex Hales

dismissal. Textbook. Hazlewood bowling. Slight bit bangle in. Wide

on the crease. Just clips the seam. Squares Hales up. Easily taken,

Aaron Finch. Seemed like it took forever to get to the man at first

slip. He had a long time to think about it. Roy gone for four, Hales

for a duck. Mitchell Starc about to start his second over. Nasser, what

have you got for us? It's usually a combination of technique and your

mental state. Look at the way he falls over, he almost falls over at

the crease. Look at the position there. There's the position of a

person searching for four. He's running, he's no idea where the ball

has gone, what am I doing. He doesn't ask Alex Hales at the other

end, what do you reckon about the lbw? He himself calls for the

review. Just there, he calls for a review. Technically he's all over

the place. But face coming at an angle, he's falling across. No way

does he stop and go to Alex Hales, what do you reckon? I'm just going

to have one for myself. Speaks a man who knows all about that! LAUGHTER

It wasn't quite wide enough, if anything sort of in between. Trying

to end ties that big drive and potential neck behind the stumps.

Beautiful shot from Joe Root. Classic cover drive, down on one

knee, good balance. Eoin Morgan, meeting fire with fire. I'd seen him

do this throughout the tournament. Very early on in his innings, he

looks to come on the charge to the quick bowler. Whether it's to try

and get some momentum into the ball, I think every innings in this

Champions Trophy he's done that. Down the leg side. Wade moving

sharply to his right but couldn't cling on. Runs given, two to Morgan.

It looked like it might have caught a glove on the way past which tends

to slow the ball down a bit. Wade moves late to his right with

outstretched glove. Didn't get it right in the middle of the glove.

Just high on the thumb. The keepers try and catch those right in the

webbing of their glove and that one just avoided it and Morgan got a

life. Taken! Wade catches the ball, Hazlewood is the bowler and Root the

batsman. Classic fast bowling from Hazlewood.

Fine edge, easily taken by Matthew at Wade, one step across to his

right. Root committed to the poor defence. A little further taken by

Wade. The Australians are up. Huge breakthrough. Root on his way.

England 3-35. Game on here. Australia made 277-9 for their 50

overs. They have three early wickets. That's close, pitching just

outside leg stump, I fancy. Huge appeal. I think you are spot on.

With the angle that Hazlewood balls and knowing swing as such, you'd

think that is pitched just a little bit outside the line of leg stump.

Huge appeal from the Australians, as you'd expect, to a brand-new batsman

and one of his quality. This is going to be tight. It's one of those

real tough ones for the fielding captain.

But I thought he was running up, I thought Mitchell Starc is running so

gingerly to the crease. It was a really long half volley. The break

is done Eoin Morgan no harm. It was a simple step into the ball, plunged

into the off-side field. Great start from Morgan. Four boundaries already

is now in his innings. 15 deliveries, 18 not out. Fall again

ad driven again to the cover boundary again. -- it was full again

and driven again to the boundary. There's been nothing in the air at

all. Very much like a half volley. He has to bowl yorker, otherwise get

back on that knee roll links, bang, right in the middle of the bat.

Australia know they can be a bit patient. Good shot from Stokes. They

are only really one wicket away from getting into Moeen Ali on the

bowlers. 50 up for England. With all is going for four, the

short balls going for six. -- with Paul balls going for four. That was

a good shot from Morgan, I'm not convinced that was on the splice.

Got in a better position than he normally does with the short ball.

That hasn't got the extra pace, Josh Hazlewood, he's better off sticking

with that line and length and that's not very far. It's just lobbed over,

high on the back. -- high on the bat. Very dangerous, his bat swing

will put you away all day. Of straight -- stump is nearly two

straight for Ben Stokes. Imagine fifth or sixth stump for Ben Stokes.

It wasn't a bad delivery, just a fraction straight, but he's so

strong, Ben Stokes. He hits the ball right under his eyes, doesn't try to

overhit it. Up in the air, top edge, six. It's another six and a short

ball. Top edge that one, that's the real short boundary down there.

Another want to clear the friends easily. No diagrams on the

scorecard, that's six. What a shot that is. He is in such good touch,

Ben Stokes. That's just pure class. Absolute class. That's nothing more

than the extended ball on the fence. There is a little bit of nibble on

the pitch. It's a good length, just a four. Excellent timing, good

power. That is -- there is absolutely nothing wrong with that

delivery and it's gone for four. He couldn't believe it. Steve Smith

couldn't believe it. He's got the double teapot at slip. Recovering

from a poor start, now 91-3. Two players with great touch in the

middle. That's blistering. In this

partnership he is motoring, no doubt about it, England have got

themselves saddled again. -- they are settled. Over the top, it will

be four. Still pretty good. It's been too much of the same from

Australia. Good pace. Using a lot of the short balls. Boy, have Morgan

and Stokes pounced on anything loose.

That will go as well. He's dishing up. Not a good delivery. It doesn't

look to be any real plan to what Cummins is trying to do here. We see

the long full toss, a cutter gone wrong. Stokes doesn't miss that. I

do love watching Stokes against the seam. He keeps a very subtle. It's

short, he latches onto the Paul shot. A chance now, hit too hard.

Great shot from Stokes. Made on mid-off-macro in the ring, he

touches down the background. -- he punches it down the ground. I'm

flabbergasted. Long boundary leg side, two left-handers, it surely

was the right call to go to Zampa. All the way, flat. That's 50, what a

way to bring it up. It didn't get high at all, but it went all the

way. Just the 39 ball for Stokes, he's been beautiful to watch. He's

got a England back in the game. Spoken about his ability to get the

Paul or book shot and he got onto that quickly. It's his second 50

against Australia. The crowd loves it. There's another 50. It's Eoin

Morgan who is the sort of player when he finds Paul, and he did

before this tournament, he can run with it for a long period of time.

Terrific innings. It has been, it's been controlled. The counterpunching

has started with the captain Eoin Morgan, striker in at 98, two sixes,

six balls. Took himself to be on-side with the

fee to open up. All he needed to do was find the gap, and he did. You

feel with Stokes he needs is boundaries. Not going to go too long

without looking for one. He showed his stumps, up on the on-side,

slight lack -- slight lack of a length from Zampa and he's leapt

onto it. That will be six. It will bring up

the hundreds for the stand between these two as well. They are

dominating. You have to have England in front right now.

Why bother let's have a bit more of this, have some of that, Glenn

Maxwell and finish the over. That's massive, into the crowd. A big way

to finish the over. It's 152-3. That shot brings up the 154 England.

-- the 150, four England. Down the deck, over Warner's head, he's hit

it so hard. He didn't have a chance to brace himself. He's a good

player, this Ben Stokes, such a dangerous player. Didn't get the

elevation he wanted, Ben Stokes, but he hit it hard enough and flat

enough. There was just too much for Warner, just going too fast. Well,

now, is that the shot of the day? Goodness me. Have a look at this for

a shot. Pat Cummins has bowled a couple of good deliveries today and

Ben Stokes has done nothing more than just a block. Have a look at

this for a shot. Smith can't believe it either. This is just a little

punch, push into the on-side, it's braced away from him. Wow. He's

timed it beautifully since he came to the wicket as well. Just

continues to do so. Cut and Paul. -- pull.

That boundary is now a record, brings up a record partner for the

fourth wicket partnership, beating Alan Lamb and Derek Rumble in

Melbourne in 1982-83. -- Derek Randall. An excellent game. Talk

about excellent game, that's an excellent shot. Someone catch it in

the crowd! Hang on, he structured Higuain! That's a long way, that's

the big Rowntree out there as well -- hang on, he's dropped it again. A

super shot from Eoin Morgan. That's a long way back. It's gone a good 15

or 20 rows back. This is just an absolute onslaught from England.

It's only 21 overs to go after this. Absolutely smashing Australia all

over the park. 91 metres, that one. It's a biggie, nearly an upper deck.

He's chipped it up. There's a mix-up! Here's a little bit of a

change for Australia! Is it enough? What a confusion here between Stokes

and Morgan. Stokes chipping the ball in the leg-side and not sure whether

one Morgan was just ball watching at the non-striker's end, but he didn't

see Stokes charging towards and by the time he realised he was well,

well short of his ground, so Morgan, who has played so well, has been run

out half the length of the pitch. He's gone for 87, the wicket

Australia desperately needed. England 194-4.

So Starc starting his ninth over. And getting belted through the

off-side. It's what Buttler can do. He's a powerful striker.

Oh, no, lost sight of it. Maxwell. It was there, it was a catch.

Somewhere though, he lost that white cherry. Two things, Buttler hits the

ball very hard. He absolutely creamed this short wide ball from

Starc but you are right, Maxwell just lost it. Started to dip on him,

came out of the crowd. Just cruising at the moment even

with the wicket of Morgan. Stokes looks in magnificent touch. He's

really belted this cricket ball today. That's another boundary. He

moves into the 90s. He's played exceptionally well, no doubt about

that, right from the first ball as well. See everything in the middle

of the bat, crisp timing. The ball has made a beautiful place in the

bat. Places it in the covers, four more. Down the ground, could be

taken, doesn't carry. Goes for four. The sun is up, Australia's day. Big

hit down the ground. Just short. All it can do is ricochet on the

boundary for four for Jos Buttler. He's on 21 now.

That's it, that's beautifully struck. That is very powerfully

struck, Jos Buttler. Right into that swing, right into that arc of his,

nice and full. You see here he stays very still, one simple movement,

into his art and bang down the ground. 95 metres.

Cut away, it will go away for four. The first Champions Trophy 104 Ben

Stokes. What a place to do it, a packed Edgbaston, against the Auld

enemy. Brilliant. Well played, Suber. -- super. Ben Stokes brings

up his third one-day international 100. His looks in total control

today. Every single Australia bowler, fast, spin or medium paced,

very good innings. Controlled the pace exceptionally well, he and his

captain, Eoin Morgan, set the pace early on and mode -- maintain the

momentum right the way through this chase. Just as he goes to 100 the

rain comes down yet again. It looks dark in the distance. England Way

ahead on Duckworth-Lewis. STUDIO:

After chasing 278, England got a 240-4 before the rain fell and

bought up premature end to the game. They were well ahead of the

Duckworth-Lewis Stern rule meaning England won by 40 runs. In truth

they were coasting to victory anyway. After a very shaky start for

England and another failure of the Jason Roy, the game turned on the

fantastic partnership of Captain Eoin Morgan and Ben Stokes, who

scored a masterful century, his third one-day international 100.

Australia failed to capitalise on their start with Hazelwood the pick

of the bowlers with two wickets. Ewan-macro Allen -- Eoin Morgan, if

I can start with you. We found a formula, the guys performing, I'm

very pleased. To lose to the Auld enemy and be knocked out in the same

day as disappointing? Yes, it is, we didn't play our best game and we put

ourselves in a poor position with the bat and kept losing wickets in

clubs. We lost 5-15 at one point and you are up against a quality outfit

like England, you are not going to win too many games when you do that.

It was disappointing from that aspect. Reasons for the soft

dismissals, not enough time in the middle for your team? I can't use

that as an excuse. We've all played a lot of cricket. You have to come

out and play on the big stage and today, we didn't do that. You have

maybe Sri Lanka Pakistan in the next semifinal. Are you bothered about

which side you play? I think either side. They will be tough to beat.

This is a very tough competition. As was proved yesterday, in the New

Zealand game, Bangladesh turning them over but you have to be at your

best in this tournament. That's the way it falls. It's the high level of

cricket that is required, so hopefully we can produce something

near our best. Have you ever ever hit the ball better? Is going along

nicely. It's probably the case now where I look back and I'm thinking

the reason why it's going well is the training is getting more

consistent. Also, having a bit more confidence going out to bat as well.

With the guys around, I've batted with Morgan quite a lot now so he's

an influence out there. Hopefully I can keep going forward. What were

your thoughts at 35-3? Not a lot, really. We spoke about the weather

conditions. There wasn't a lot of swing. We tried to play the ball on

its merit. How good is it to play with Eoin Morgan, he's striking

brilliantly? It's really good, when you have a guy playing as well as he

is at the other end you have pupils to get yourself in and get the pace

of the pitch, so hopefully he will keep firing and everyone can keep

feeding off the confidence. The run-in between the wickets? We

should mention that, should we? Physically, how are you leading into

the semifinal? Physically good. My body feels in good nick. I haven't

had problems with my knee, touch wood. Good luck in the semi. Cheers.

STUDIO: England finish top of group a with a

full six points and with that defeat Australia go out and it's Bangladesh

who surprisingly qualify in second place. Congratulations to them, but

it's England who looked like the team to beat, as we look forward to

their semifinal next Wednesday. It's goodbye from a very wet Edgbaston.

England play next Wednesday with their semifinal opponents yet to be

decided. Highlights of that match will be on BBC Two from 11:15pm.

We're back the Oval tomorrow night with Group B action of India against

South Africa with the winners of that encounter progressing to the

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