Virat, the top run-getter in T20 World Cup history, was expected to light up the tournament as he has done consistently for years. Rather, he has been off to an extremely poor run, with scores of 1 (against Ireland), four (against Pakistan), and zero (against the USA). Two of Virat's dismiss
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In the match, Salt scored an unbeaten 87* in 47 balls, with seven fours and five sixes. His runs came at a strike rate of 185.11. His knock helped England chase down WI's target of 181 runs easily.
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With some eye-catching stroke play, Salt and Bairstow led England to a resounding 8-wicket win over the co-hosts, the West Indies, chasing the target of 181 runs under 18 overs in the Super 8 clash of the ongoing T20 World Cup.
He did not field in England's run chase, with Shimron Hetmyer filling in as a substitute fielder, and Cricket West Indies stated he suffered a side strain.
With some eye-catching stroke play, Philip Salt and Jonny Bairstow led England to a resounding 8-wicket win over the co-hosts, the West Indies, chasing the target of 181 runs under 18 overs on Wednesday (local time), and brought the defending champions a step closer to the semi-final spot in
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Indian bowlers held their nerves, defying incredible centuries by skipper Laura Wolvaardt and Marizanne Kapp to defeat South Africa by four runs in a thriller at Bengaluru on Wednesday