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England bounce back by thrashing BangladeshEngland respond to defeat in their World Cup opener by comfortably beating Bangladesh by 137 runs in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
Topley removes Tanzid and Shanto in two ballsReece Topley gets the wickets of Tanzid Hasan and Najmul Hossain Shanto with back-to-back balls as England pick up their first wickets against Bangladesh at the Cricket World Cup in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
Shoriful removes Root & Livingstone in two ballsWatch as Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam removes Liam Livingstone and Joe Root in back-to-back deliveries at the Cricket World Cup in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bairstow bowled by 'classic' Shakib ball for 52Jonny Bairstow is bowled by a "classic" ball from Shakib Al Hasan as England make a strong start against Bangladesh at the Cricket World Cup in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
Malan hits impressive half-century off 39 ballsWatch some of the best shots as opener Dawid Malan hits 50 off 39 balls to help England get off to a good start against Bangladesh at the Cricket World Cup in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
Buttler questions 'poor' Dharamshala outfieldEngland captain Jos Buttler questions whether the "poor" outfield in Dharamshala impacts the integrity of Tuesday's World Cup match against Bangladesh.BBC Sport - Published | |
Stokes not fit amid England's Dharamshala outfield worriesBen Stokes is likely to remain on the sidelines for England's World Cup match against Bangladesh on Tuesday.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bangladesh cruise past Afghanistan to win openerBangladesh cruise to a six-wicket victory over Afghanistan to successfully begin their World Cup campaign in Dharamsala.BBC Sport - Published | |
6 killed as monsoon wreaks havoc in Himachal Pradesh, heavy rains cause landslide, flash floodsHeavy rainfall was witnessed in most popular tourist destinations of Himachal Pradesh including Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, Chamba, Kufri, Narkanda, Kasauli, Kalpa and Palampur.DNA - Published | |
