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Australia crushed defending champions England by 36 runs to prove their supremacy over their rivals in Barbados on Saturday.(REUTERS)Adam Zampa was the standout performer with ball for Australia and claimed crucial wickets of Phil Salt and Jos Buttler while defending 202-run target.(AP)Pat Cummins, who returned to the playing XI for mega clash, also claimed a couple of wickets and got the better of Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone.(REUTERS)Chasing the tall target, England were off to a solid start with Phil Salt and Jos Buttler sharing a 73-run stand for the opening wicket but the middle-order crumbled under pressure.(REUTERS)Earlier, Mitchell Marsh and Co. produced a collective effort with the bat to help Australia post a massive 201/7 in 20 overs. Skipper Marsh also scored a crucial 35. (PTI)Marcus Stoinis gave the finishing touch to the Australian team and scored 30 runs off 17 balls while batting first.(AP)Meanwhile, Chris Jordan was the pick of the bowlers for England and picked two wickets.(AP)
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- Australia crushed England by 36 runs in Barbados on Saturday to leave the defending champions’ T20 World Cup hopes in the balance.
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Australia crushed defending champions England by 36 runs to prove their supremacy over their rivals in Barbados on Saturday.(REUTERS)
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Adam Zampa was the standout performer with ball for Australia and claimed crucial wickets of Phil Salt and Jos Buttler while defending 202-run target.(AP)
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Pat Cummins, who returned to the playing XI for mega clash, also claimed a couple of wickets and got the better of Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone.(REUTERS)
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Chasing the tall target, England were off to a solid start with Phil Salt and Jos Buttler sharing a 73-run stand for the opening wicket but the middle-order crumbled under pressure.(REUTERS)
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Earlier, Mitchell Marsh and Co. produced a collective effort with the bat to help Australia post a massive 201/7 in 20 overs. Skipper Marsh also scored a crucial 35. (PTI)
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Marcus Stoinis gave the finishing touch to the Australian team and scored 30 runs off 17 balls while batting first.(AP)
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