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England Legends vs West Indies Legends (t20)

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ENGL vs WIL Cricket Scorecard (t20)

Match 16 t20, Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium, Raipur, 16 March, 2021

England Legends

186/3

(20.0) RR 9.3

England Legends Kevin Pietersen (C)
West Indies Legends beat England Legends by 5 wickets
West Indies Legends Brian Lara (C)

West Indies Legends

187/5

(20.0) RR 9.35

England Legends vs West Indies Legends Live Score, Road Safety World Series Eng-L vs WI-L at Raipur

England Legends vs West Indies Legends Live Score Cricket Scorecard Eng-L vs WI-L Road Safety World Series T20 Match commentary updates

England Legends vs West Indies Legends Live Score, Road Safety World Series Eng-L vs WI-L at Raipur

England Legends vs West Indies Legends Live Score Cricket Scorecard Eng-L vs WI-L Road Safety World Series T20 Match commentary updates

Updates from the tournament:

South Africa Legends entered the semifinals of the Unacademy Road Safety World Series 2021 in style when they got the better of Bangladesh Legends by 10 wickets at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium on Monday.

Openers Andrew Puttick (84*, 54b, 9×4, 1×6) and Morne van Wyk (69*, 62b, 9×4) slammed unbeaten half centuries as South Africa romped home to a 10-wicket win which also helped them secure four points to finish third with 16 points after India (20 pts) and Sri Lanka (20 pts) in the standings. Chasing a target of 161, the Africans achieved it with ease as they finished the game at 161 for no loss in 19.2 overs.

Earlier, Bangladesh Legends came up with a much-improved batting performance before South Africa Legends bowlers triggered a collapse after captain Jonty Rhodes asked them to bat first after winning the toss. Mohammed Rafique’s side were restricted to 160 for 9 in 20 overs with South Africa off spinner Thandi Tshabalala and fast bowler Makhaya Ntini taking two wickets each.

However, it was skipper Rhodes’s run out of opener Mehrab Hossain which brought back the memories of the dynamic fielder’s brilliance.

Hossain pushed Makhaya Ntini’s delivery towards the off. Stationed at point, Rhodes was quick to pick it up with one hand and destroy the timber with a direct hit before the batsman could reach the crease. That effort reminded the crowd of one of many instances that Rhodes had produced in the past.

Bangladesh batsmen however bounced back with some interesting cameos that laid a strong platform for a decent total. Nazimuddin once again provided a decent start, but this time it was almost a run-a-ball 33-ball 32 with five fours and a six while Aftab Ahmed (39, 24b, 1×4, 3×6) and Hannan Sarkar (36, 31b, 2×4, 1×6) were the other main contributors. Nazimuddin, however, was dismissed by Tshabalala while Ahmed and Sarkar were sent home by Zander de Bruyn and seamer Garnett Krugger.

Once Sarkar got out at 130, Bangladesh lost six wickets for 30 runs.

Brief scores: Bangladesh Legends 160/9 in 20 overs (Nazimuddin 32, Aftab Ahmed 39, Hannan Sarkar 36; Makhaya Ntini 2/26, Thandi Tshabalala 2/33) lost to South Africa Legends 161 for no loss in 19.2 oveers (Andrew Puttick 84*, Morne van Wyk 69*) by 10 wickets



Team Rankings

RankTeamPointsRating
1 Australia 3028 116
2 New Zealand 2406 115
3 India 3085 114
4 England 4326 106
5 Sri Lanka 2454 91
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RankTeamPointsRating
1 England 5405 123
2 India 6102 117
3 New Zealand 3716 116
4 Australia 4344 111
5 South Africa 3345 108
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RankTeamPointsRating
1 England 6877 275
2 Australia 6800 272
3 India 10186 268
4 Pakistan 7516 259
5 South Africa 5047 252
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