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England's knockout blow may signal the end of an era

Evening Standard

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June 28, 2024

India too good and defeat leaves futures of Buttler and Mott in the air

- Malik Ouzia

England's knockout blow may signal the end of an era

IN THE end, they could have played it anytime, anywhere - Christmas morning in Kolkata, Diwali in Durban, on Labour Day at Lord's - and it would not have mattered.

After all the fretting - at weather forecasts, scripted draws, brainless scheduling and conditions tailored to suit India were simply miles and miles too good in this T20 World Cup semi-final against England.

On a low, slow surface in Guyana, Rohit Sharma's side last night produced a complete T20 display, posting a total of 171 for seven, then spinning England out for 103.

And so it is that for the second time in eight months, India march into a World Cup Final clear as the tournament's standout side, only with the memory of what happened last time to kibosh any misconception that the job is already done.

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