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Champions Trophy: We Haven't Been Good Enough, Says Buttler After Afghanistan Knock Out England
ICC Champions Trophy: England captain Jos Buttler conceded that his team had 'not been good enough' after their eight-run defeat to Afghanistan knocked them out of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy here on Wednesday. In a high-pressure chase of 326 at the Gaddafi Stadium, Joe Root’s valiant 120 went in vain as Azmatullah Omarzai’s all-round brilliance scripted a historic Afghan victory.
The hero of the night was all-rounder Azmatullah Omarzai, whose five-wicket haul and crucial 41 off 31 balls turned the match in his team’s favour. England, meanwhile, suffered their sixth consecutive ODI defeat—their worst streak since 2009—confirming their white-ball decline.
Buttler lamented England’s missed opportunities and said, "Disappointing to be knocked out of the tournament early. We had our chances in the game and we didn't take them. Root played an unbelievable innings and we needed one of the top six batters to stay with him. The last 10 overs got away from us a bit. Credit to Ibrahim; he played a fantastic innings. 113 off the last 10 pushed them up to a very good score on that pitch," said Buttler after the match.
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Champions Trophy: Inglis Overshadows Duckett As Australia Chase 352 For Record Win (ld)
Josh Inglis: Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis overshadowed a superb Ben Duckett hundred by hitting a sublime maiden ODI century and helped Australia pull off an epic chase of 352 in 47.3 overs to beat England by five wickets in a run-fest Group B match of the 2025 Champions Trophy at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Saturday.
Champions Trophy: Inglis Hits Maiden ODI Ton As Australia Hunt Down 352 For Record Win
Josh Inglis: Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis hit a sublime maiden ODI century to help Australia hunt down a record 352 in 47.3 overs and beat England by five wickets in a run-fest Group B match of the 2025 Champions Trophy at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Saturday.
Champions Trophy: Jamie Smith Back As England Name Playing 11 For Opener Vs Australia
Jamie Smith: Jamie Smith will bat at No.3 for the first time in his ODI career and keep wicket for England in their Champions Trophy opener against Australia at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Saturday. Joe Root, England’s long-time No. 3, moved down to No.4 in the final match of their recent 3-0 ODI series loss in India and will continue in that role. Smith, who has only batted at No.5 or 6 in his seven-match ODI career, steps into a new position in his first ICC tournament appearance.
3rd ODI: Gill’s Ton, All-round Bowling Show Help India Sweep England 3-0 (ld)
Narendra Modi Stadium: Opener Shubman Gill’s majestic 112, along with solid half-centuries by Shreyas Iyer (78) and Virat Kohli (52), propelled India to a massive 356 in the third and final ODI against England. This commanding total proved too much for the visitors, who were bowled out for 214, handing India a comprehensive 142-run victory and a 3-0 series clean sweep.
3rd ODI: Gill, Iyer, Kohli Fuel India To Their Highest Total In Ahmedabad Against England
Narendra Modi Stadium: Opener Shubman Gill’s (112) seventh century in the 50-over game alongside crucial half-centuries by Shreyas Iyer (78) and Virat Kohli (52) helped India post a massive total of 356, their highest-ever total at the venue, against England in the third and final ODI being played at the Narendra Modi Stadium here on Wednesday.
Champions Trophy: Banton Replaces Injured Bethell In England Squad
ICC Champions Trophy: England have named Tom Banton as a replacement for the injured Jacob Bethell in their 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, starting from February 19 in Pakistan and the UAE.
England Were Sloppy & Lacklustre, Need To Sharpen Up In A Number Of Areas, Says Prior
Narendra Modi Stadium: Former England wicketkeeper Matt Prior termed the Jos Buttler-led side as "sloppy" and "lacklustre" after suffering an ODI series defeat to India in Cuttack, adding that they need to sharpen up in a number of areas ahead of the Champions Trophy.
2nd ODI: England Batters Needed To Push On And Get Us To 350, Admits Jos Buttler
Narendra Modi Stadium: After suffering their fourth consecutive ODI series defeat with a four-wicket loss to India at the Barabati Stadium on Sunday, England skipper Jos Buttler admitted that they could have reached 350 in their batting innings if some batters had spent more time at the crease.
2nd ODI: Rohit’s Masterly 119 Helps India Beat England By Four Wickets, Take Unassailable Series Lead
Captain Rohit Sharma: Captain Rohit Sharma broke a long lean run with the bat by hitting a sparkling 119 and guided India to a four-wicket win over England in the second ODI at the Barabati Stadium on Sunday.
2nd ODI: Root And Duckett Smash Fifties, Livingstone Hits 41 As England Post 304
With Shubman Gill: Joe Root and Ben Duckett smashed 69 and 65 respectively while Liam Livingstone applied finishing touches with his 41 as England posted a mammoth 304 in 49.5 overs in the ongoing second ODI against India at the Barabati Stadium on Sunday.
IND vs ENG, 2nd ODI: ரூட், டக்கெட் அரைசதம்; இந்திய அணிக்கு 305 ரன்கள் இலக்கு!
இந்திய அணிக்கு எதிரான இரண்டாவது ஒருநாள் போட்டியில் டாஸ் வென்று முதலில் பேட்டிங் செய்த இங்கிலாந்து அணி 305 ரன்களை இலக்காக நிர்ணயித்துள்ளது.
People Will Keep On Talking, Focus On Delivering For My Country, Says Harshit Rana After ODI Debut In Nagpur
Harshit Rana: After picking a three-wicket haul on debut, India pacer Harshit Rana said he is not bothered by outside noise around him, saying that his sole intention is to just play for the country at the international level.
1st ODI: Gill, Iyer, Patel Hit Fifties After Rana, Jadeja Claim Three Each As India Beat England By Four Wickets (Ld)
Rookie Harshit Rana: Rookie Harshit Rana and experienced Ravindra Jadeja claimed three-fers each while Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer and Axar Patel struck half-centuries as India came up with an all-round display to comprehensively outplay England in the first ODI of the three-match series at the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) stadium here on Thursday.
1st ODI: Gill, Iyer, And Patel Fifties Help India Outplay England By Four Wickets
Vidarbha Cricket Association: Shubman Gill missed a well-deserved century but shared big partnerships with Shreyas Iyer (59) and Axar Patel (52) as India survived a flurry of late wickets to beat England by four wickets in the first ODI of the three-match series at the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) Stadium here on Thursday.
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