
England Enters T20 World Cup Super 8s with Focus on Improvement
England is heading into the T20 World Cup Super 8s with a clean slate and a clear objective to improve their performance, despite precarious weather forecasts in Kandy.
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Read full article →England head into T20 World Cup Super 8s with a clean slate and a clear aim to improve
Although the weather in Kandy looks precarious, England have been dealt a good draw and can make the last four with a fair wind Late on Friday morning, after the entire playing surface had spent most of the preceding few days shrouded in plastic sheeting, the sun broke out. The covers were peeled back and the ground staff – a huge team of about 70 people, those covers don’t move themselves – set about trundling their roller slowly across a fresh pitch at Pallekele International Cricket Stadiu...
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