Nothing is going right for England it seems as the batters haven't been able to perform and bowlers haven't been penetrative enough in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. When it looked like the defending champions will finally make a mark, their batters disappointed again, against India.
India are back to the top spot on the points table after registering a convincing win over the defending champions England while playing at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. South Africa are second on the ladder.
Jasprit Bumrah derailed England's run chase with two big wickets up front in the form of Dawid Malan and Joe Root. India are unbeaten in the tournament thus far and a win in Lucknow will help them pip South Africa and reclaim the top spot.
Having won five out of their five contests, India are still unbeaten in the ongoing tournament and are placed second on the points table behind South Africa. South Africa and India have 10 points each to their credit but the Proteas have a better net run rate (NRR) and hence are the table-toppers.
Bangladesh are ninth on the World Cup points table with just a solitary win and have a Net Run Rate (NRR) of -1.338. The Bangla Tigers are on the cusp of getting knocked out of the marquee tournament.
Rohit Sharma is in serious batting form at the moment. He is batting with a lot of flair in the ongoing World Cup 2023 and is the leading run-getter for India in the ongoing edition of the marquee tournament.
IND Vs ENG HIGHLIGHTS: India will be up against England in their sixth game in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023. While India will look to continue their unbeaten run in the tournament, they will have to beware of England, who have nothing to lose and can prove to be a tricky opposition.
India will take on England in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in Match No. 29 on Sunday, October 29 in Lucknow. India are the only undefeated side in the tournament while England are gasping for breath with four losses in five matches in the competition.
New Zealand suffered their second consecutive loss in the ongoing ICC Men's Cricket World Cup as they went down to Australia by just five runs in a thriller. While Netherlands ended Bangladesh's campaign with an 87-run win. As India take on England on Sunday, let's take a look at the points table-
No game went to the last over in the first 25 matches and the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup has seen thrillers in the last two encounters as after PAK-SA, Australia and New Zealand played a high-scoring nail-biter in Dharamsala with the five-time champions prevailing by just five runs.
Australia came out with intent and aggression against New Zealand on Saturday, October 28 in Dharamsala as they unleashed an assault on the Kiwi bowlers on a small ground with a flat pitch. David Warner and Travis Head stitched a 175-run partnership while breaking several powerplay records.
Pakistan and South Africa are locking horns today in Chennai in a crucial game of World Cup 2023. Pakistan are currently in sixth in the points table and cannot afford to lose a game from here. On the other hand, South Africa will be tested as they aren't known to be a great side chasing a score.
England's World Cup campaign is in disarray at the moment and they are more or less out of the semifinal race. Though they are mathematically still in contention, they will have to depend on quite a few results go their way. England head coach Matthew Mott has opened up on team's performance now.
Hardik Pandya got injured during India's game against Bangladesh at the MCA stadium in Pune a week ago. He missed the subsequent match against New Zealand in Dharamsala too and is certain to not play the England clash in Lucknow. But will he be available for the remaining games in Wolrd Cup 2023?
Pakistan vice-captain Shadab Khan attended the press conference ahead of their World Cup game against South Africa at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The men in green have been at the receiving end of all the criticism after three consecutive losses in the ongoing mega event.
Team India is currently enjoying a well deserved rest after winning against New Zealand in Dharamsala. Their next game is against England at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow on Sunday (October 29) and Ravindra Jadeja will be keen on taking the field against Jos Buttler and his men.
England find themselves on the cusp of getting eliminated from the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 after three losses in four matches. With South Africa and Australia winning back-to-back games, with such big margins, the fight for the semis has heated up and England will aim for the last push.
Sri Lanka are seventh on the points table with a solitary win and a net run rate of -1.048 whereas England are eighth with two points and a net run rate (NRR) of -1.248. The two sides will lock horns with each other in a must-win World Cup encounter on Thursday.
Netherlands' batting order collapsed like a pack of cards after Glenn Maxwell's record-shattering century at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. This is the fourth defeat of the Dutch team in the ongoing World Cup tournament.
Glenn Maxwell scored the fastest ton in ODI World Cup history against the Netherlands in Delhi. He took just 40 deliveries to reach the milestone. South Africa's current stand-in skipper Aiden Markram previously held the record with a 49-ball ton.
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