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More nails in Bangladesh’s coffin

By Will 5 years ago, mid-June Add your comment below

What a waste of both team’s time and energy. It’s doing Bangladesh no good, and could potentially devalue cricket – come on, ICC, wake up. God knows what Australia will do to them…

This was the 2249th One Day International, but was only the 25th time a side had won by 10 wickets. England destroyed their opposition – 192-0 – with 25 overs and one ball to spare. (7.73/over to save you reaching for your calculater).

How did they beat Worcestershire?!

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