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Big upset of the World Cup, Afghanistan beat England by 69 runs

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Big upset of the World Cup, Afghanistan beat England by 69 runs

Chasing Afghanistan’s 285 runs, the English team scored 215 runs in 40.3 overs.

A major upset of the Riald Cup,

Afghanistan beat England by 69 runs.

In pursuit of Afghanistan’s 285 runs, the English team scored 215 runs in 40.3 overs. According to the details, in the match played at the Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium in Delhi, the Afghanistan team batted first and scored 284 runs in the allotted 49.5 overs.

However, Ibrahim Zadran returned to the pavilion after scoring 28 runs, the Afghan batsmen lost 2 more wickets with the addition of just 8 runs, Rahmat Shah was the guest of 3 runs, captain Hashmatullah Shahidi only 14, Azmatullah Umarzai 19, Mohammad Nabi 9, Rashid Khan scored 23, Mujeebur Rahman scored 28 runs.

Afghan opener Rehmanullah Garbaz played an aggressive game and took the English bowlers by storm, scoring 80 off 58 balls with the help of 8 fours and 4 sixes, while Ikram Ali Khel played an innings of 58 runs with the help of 3 fours and 2 sixes.

For England, Adil Rashid took 3 wickets, Mark Wood took 2 wickets while Liam Livingstone, Reece Topley and Joe Root took one wicket each. In pursuit of the target, the English openers could not give the team a good start. England’s first wicket fell for 3 runs in the second over when Jonny Bristow scored 2 runs and was lbw off Fazlul Haq Farooqui. Joe Root scored 11 runs on a total score of 33 in the seventh over and fell victim to Mujeebur Rahman.

In the thirteenth over, David Mullan scored 32 runs on a total score of 68 and was caught out by Mohammad Nabi. Skipper Jos Buttler proved to be the guest of 9 runs who was dismissed by Naveen-ul-Haq. Liam Livingstone scored 10, Sam Curran scored 10 and Chris Woakes scored 9 runs. Harry Brock 66, Adil Rasheed 20 and Mark Wood 18 runs while Rhys Topley remained not out with 15 runs. For Afghanistan, Mujeebur Rehman and Rashid Khan took 3, 3, Mohammad Nabi 2, Fazalul Haq Farooqui and Naveen Haq took one wicket each.