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ODI Cricket| ICC Launches World Super League To Bring Audiences Back

| July 27, 2020, 11:05 PM IST

The International Cricket Council on Monday (July 27) officially launched the inaugural ICC Cricket World Cup Super League. The Super League was introduced to bring context to bilateral ODIs, which has seen troubled times since the rise of T20 cricket. The Super League features 13 teams - 12 full members of the ICC and Netherlands. The top seven teams in the Super League will directly qualify for the 10-team 2023 World Cup.

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2 New Zealand 2406 115
3 India 3085 114
4 England 3628 104
5 Sri Lanka 2454 91
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2 India 5819 119
3 New Zealand 3716 116
4 South Africa 3345 108
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2 England 4564 268
3 India 9319 266
4 Pakistan 5470 260
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