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England's WC defence in tatters after 2nd loss
The Morning Standard
|October 16, 2023
ENGLAND's defence of the World Cup is in tatters. On Sunday, they came unstuck against Afghanistan in a manner that was wholly predictable but still surprising. Before delving into their chase, a word on the Afghans who picked up only their second 50over World Cup win (and first since edging past Scotland in the 2015 edition) since making their debut in Australia and New Zealand eight years ago.
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Afghanistan got off to the perfect start, courtesy Rahmanullah Gurbaz's 80 off 57. Even though Adil Rashid, Liam Livingstone and Joe Root put the skids on the scoring, the pacers were taken for plenty. While the spin troika gave away 5/94 from their 24 overs, the pacers were dispatched. Afghanistan with their own spinners knew they had a chance of defending 285. Once Fazalhaq Farooq
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