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England were counting the cost of their worst ever World Cup campaign after they flopped to a fifth defeat in six games against hosts India ESPN
Despite a rocky history in one-day cricket the defending champions of 2019 have plumbed new depths over the last four weeks, racking up their most losses at a single tournament and an unprecedented sequence of four-in-a-row ESPN
A 100-run thrashing in Lucknow, where they were skittled for a paltry 129, leaves them rooted to the foot of the table in 10th place and on course to embarrassingly miss out on the 2025 Champions Trophy ESPN
It has emerged that places at that event, a ‘mini World Cup’ of sorts, will be awarded to hosts Pakistan and the seven best finishers in group stages of this event rather than being allocated on ICC rankings ESPN
As it stands, merely scrambling to eighth place will require a mighty turnaround in fortunes over the next three games ESPN
For a side widely credited with revitalising the 50-over format over the last eight years, that would cap a remarkable fall from grace ESPN
Losing to the table-topping hosts in front of 50,000 bombastic fans at the Ekana Stadium was no surprise – head coach Matthew Mott even billed the opposition “raging favourites” – but this was an opportunity missed ESPN
A much-improved bowling and fielding performance, their best of the tournament to date, had restricted India to 229 for nine, but a top-order collapse left a hole they could not climb out of ESPN
ESPN Between the penultimate ball of the fifth over and the first ball of the ninth, England lost their top four for just nine runs as Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Shami ran amok ESPN
ESPN Between them the seam duo were a cut above England, sharing combined figures of seven for 54 ESPN
England began their chase with an air of misplaced confidence, tearing 30 off their target in less than five overs before things fell apart ESPN
The architect of their downfall was the impeccable Bumrah, who had already started to get the ball talking before he claimed two wickets in two balls ESPN
Dawid Malan was the first, slashing at width that was not there and dragging down his own stumps to stop the growing momentum in its tracks ESPN
For his next trick, Bumrah removed the linchpin Root for a golden duck ESPN
Sizing his target up with a wicked delivery that tailed in on a full length, he thumped the front pad as Root shuffled across ESPN
It looked plumb lbw, but Root called for DRS ESPN
UltraEdge showed a tiny disturbance as the ball passed the inside edge but TV umpire Ahsan Raza upheld the dismissal leaving Root pointedly waving his bat towards the big screen replays ESPN
Stokes has bailed England out of worse dilemmas, but this time he could only exacerbate it ESPN
Unable to get to grips with a high-class examination from India’s seamers he departed to an ugly swipe after a runless 10-ball cameo ESPN
Resolving to slog his way out of the mire, he cleared his front leg to a precision inducker from Shami, losing his composure, his balance and two of his stumps in one dreadful moment ESPN
The stands exploded in celebration, with Kohli leaping high and punching the air with joy ESPN
Bairstow was next in line, bowled by Shami via two separate deflections to leave England 39 for four ESPN
Buttler’s lean spell continued as he was wildly outfoxed by a ripper from left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav, hunched over his bat as he took England’s last hopes with him ESPN
Liam Livingstone top-scored with a modest 27, but the contest was already over settled as India applied the finishing touches inside 35 overs ESPN
England, who surprisingly went in with the same XI that had been roundly hammered by Sri Lanka three days earlier, at least showed some fight in the first innings ESPN
They bowled with control, kept producing chances and were visibly sharper in the field ESPN
Were it not for a captain’s knock of 87 from Rohit Sharma, that may well have been enough ESPN
But his steadying hand, allied to a handy contribution of 49 from Suryakumar Yadav at the back end, bought India’s attack enough breathing space ESPN
David Willey was the standout, claiming three for 45 including star man Virat Kohli for a nine-ball duck ESPN
Willey bowled every delivery to the master batter, tying him up with a nagging line and length before drawing a frustrated hack to mid-off ESPN
That moment drew an instant, deathly silence from the massed thousands wearing replica ‘Virat’ shirts, with Willey flexing his biceps and filling the void with his own roar ESPN
He followed up with timely dismissals of KL Rahul (39) and Yadav, while Woakes and Adil Rashid also turned in encouraging performances ESPN
With India losing four for 49 in the last 10 overs, it was hard to see what more England could have done to set up the chase but a limp batting display saw them bowled out for their lowest World Cup total since the inaugural edition in 1975 ESPN
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Australia have had a far from ideal start to their Cricket World Cup campaign so far, but will want to put things right against Pakistan ESPN
Pat Cummins’ side suffered heavy defeats against India and South Africa in their opening two matches, but recovered- to secure a five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka, which was also a bit too close for comfort ESPN
Australia are the most successful side in the history of World Cups, but have been found out this time, lacking a threat with both batting and bowling ESPN
Pakistan won their opening two matches comfortably but were resoundingly beaten by rivals India - they lost by seven wickets - and will want to fight back ESPN
Here’s everything you need to know about the match:RecommendedAustralian cricketers go into bat for netballers with ‘fighting fund’Calls for David Warner to be fined for swearing at umpire in Australia vs Sri Lanka World Cup matchFans scurry for cover at Australia-Sri Lanka World Cup match as dust storm rips banners off stadium roofWhen is it?Australia vs Pakistan takes place on Friday 20 October at 9 ESPN
30 am BST (2pm local time) at the M ESPN
Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru ESPN
How can I watch it?The match will be shown live in the UK on Sky ESPN Sports Main Event and Sky ESPN Sports Cricket, with coverage starting from 9 am BST ESPN
For those in India, Star ESPN Sports will be showing the match in five different languages on TV ESPN
The game can also be streamed ESPN online on the Disney+Hotstar app or website ESPN
If you’re travelling abroad and want to watch major sporting events, you might need a VPN to unblock your streaming app ESPN
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Viewers using a VPN need to make sure that they comply with any local regulations where they are and also with the terms of their service provider ESPN
Team newsFakhar Zaman has been ruled out with a knee injury but is expected to return after a week of recovery, while Salman Ali Agha sustained a fever after training on Wednesday and has been recovering from it ESPN
Abdullah Shafique, Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha, Mohammad Haris, and Zaman Khan all elected to rest rather than take part in training on Tuesday as a fever has been reportedly affecting the camp ESPN
Australia are still expected to be without Travis Head, who continues his recovery from a fracture to his left hand ESPN
OddsAustralia 11/20Pakistan 6/4PredictionAustralia will find a level they have not yet reached in the tournament so far, and with Pakistan’s batting so reliant on Muhammed Rizwan and Babar Azam, Cummins’ side will find a way through ESPN
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