Pakistan 348 for 8 (Hafeez 84, Babar 63, Sarfaraz 55, Moeen 3-50, Woakes 3-71) beat England 334 for 9 (Root 107, Buttler 103, Wahab 3-82) by 14 runs

As it occurred: England v Pakistan 

A hundred from Joe Root, the first in this World Cup. A hundred from Jos Buttler, at 75 balls the fifth quickest ever of World Cup. The disservice of losing the hurl and being approached to set an objective in these impetuous ODI times. The weight of coming into this game on the back of a pounding at a similar ground three days prior (also 11 progressive thrashings in the configuration). Pakistan looked cornered, without a doubt, yet they delivered the old tiger routine at Trent Bridge to rise bloodied yet unbowed against the hosts and top choices. Also, more urgently, with two World Cup focuses in their pocket.

Having opened so easily against South Africa, England were given a World Cup rude awakening - an update, specifically, that their vaunted batting line-up can't compensate for each shoddy presentation with the ball. It had been just about a long time since England last lost an ODI pursue at home, however this was a record focus in World Cups and in spite of going into the last ten overs requiring 91 with five wickets close by, Pakistan's passing bowling was sufficient that the last dozen conveyances were scarcely even squeaky.

Accomplishment with the ball has never been progressively relative: Wahab Riaz's 3 for 82 would scarcely have qualified as decent 10 years back, however his progressions of pace toward the end guaranteed England would not sway their way to a last-heave triumph (just as representing Jonny Bairstow at the highest point of the request). Mohammad Amir, then, evacuated Buttler the ball after he had recorded his hundred, to at last send the scales staggering toward Pakistan.

Britain have throughout the years bragged a significant exhibit quick bowlers who have conveyed from them quite often at home and away too, more often than not. One name on this rundown is Chris Woakes, who is a greater amount of an all-rounder who isn't constantly referenced in a similar breath as a portion of his increasingly acclaimed quick bowling associates. In any case, Chris Woakes has been in the thick of things in World Cup 2019 and likely could be one of the key players for England over the long haul. He has been given the duty of opening the bowling alongside Jofra Archer and has represented himself very well in World Cup 2019 up until now.

Chris Woakes guaranteed three wickets against a blossoming Pakistan in their second association coordinate, despite the fact that England lost the match. Prior, he was close by to complete off the activity with the bat as England beat South Africa in the opener.

Chris Woakes made his One-day International (ODI) debut against the 'ole adversary' Australia at Sydney in January 2011.

He has so far played 90 ODIs and as a batsman (60 innings), he has scored 1086 keeps running with a normal of 25.85 and strike rate of 95.87. He has a best of 95 not out.

Woakes has bowled in 86 innings and asserted 129 wickets at an economy of 5.67 and strike rate of 32.6. Woakes has three five-wicket takes and nine four-wicket returns. His best is 6/45.

The World Cup 2019 match among Pakistan and Sri Lanka was surrendered without a ball being bowled on Friday after steady downpour in Bristol. The game was booked to start at 3:00 pm yet was in the end canceled toward the evening, with the two groups being granted a point. It is the primary match at the World Cup in England and Wales to be surrendered without an outcome. The two groups currently have three, with one win and a misfortune each.

It was a hit to Pakistan's offered to achieve the semi-finals and Sarfaraz stated: "As a group we truly needed to play this match, particularly in the wake of picking up force with the success against England. Tragically we were not ready to play.

"Our next match is against Australia. Like different groups in the competition they are likewise an intense adversary and they additionally have force as they have won their initial two matches."

Pakistan lost toward the West Indies by seven wickets at Trent Bridge before beating England by 14 keeps running at a similar setting on Monday.

Sarfaraz stays sure Pakistan can in any case push for a last-four spot in the 10-group competition regardless of the Sri Lanka washout.

"We have incredible cooperation and our certainty is on a high after the success against England," he said.

Sri Lanka collided with a 10-wicket rout against New Zealand before pulling off a 34-run win against Afghanistan in a downpour influenced game.

The cancel upset fans who had gone to watch the game.

"We originated from Lahore to watch this match and it demonstrated a soggy squib," said Farhan Malik.

"We lost a pivotal point since we were certain about beating Sri Lanka."

MS Dhoni won't be permitted to wear the military emblem on his World Cup wicket-keeping gloves, the International Cricket Council (ICC) told the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday. The BCCI had sent in a solicitation to the ICC to permit Dhoni to brandish the knife logo on his green gloves that he wore during India's success over South Africa on Wednesday. "The guidelines for ICC occasions don't allow any individual message or logo to be shown on any things of garments or gear. Moreover, the logo additionally breaks the guidelines in connection to what is allowed on wicketkeeper gloves," read ICC's authentic proclamation.

Dhoni is a privileged lieutenant colonel in India's Parachute Regiment and the BCCI kept in touch with the International Cricket Council requesting leeway for their star to continue wearing the gloves.

As per the ICC rules from the World Cup attire and gear guidelines manual, just two maker recognizable pieces of proof can be donned at the back of every glove.

Additionally, the logos on the glove ought not have a political or racial undertone of any kind.

BCCI reacted by sending a formal solicitation to the ICC, focusing on the logo was "not the paramilitary regimental blade that is emblazoned on his gloves. So Dhoni isn't in rupture of ICC guidelines."

It is trusted Dhoni is probably going to keep on wearing similar gloves yet spread the symbol with tape

The ICC has recently governed against players owning political expressions, forbidding England all-rounder Moeen Ali in 2014 from wearing wristbands saying "Spare Gaza" and "Free Palestine".

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Bristol: England paceman Chris Woakes acknowledges his World Cup determination is a long way from ensured following Jofra Archer's landing on the global stage.

Barbados-brought into the world Archer's extremely valuable capacity to bowl at up to 90 mph could now observe him power his way into World Cup hosts and top choices England's last 15-man squad for the competition only weeks after he made his introduction for the national side.

What's more, that could well mean one of the seamers who have helped England make the long move to number one in the one-day global rankings after the group's woeful exit at the 2015 World Cup could pass up a great opportunity.

Toxophilite has been refreshed from England's last two ODIs, which they've won to go 2-0 up in a five-coordinate 'World Cup tryout' home arrangement with Pakistan.

Woakes did his very own prospects no mischief with a fine return of four wickets for 67 keeps running in a most extreme 10-over spell amid a six-wicket win in Tuesday's third ODI in Bristol.

However even the Warwickshire all-rounder's eleventh four-wicket ODI pull neglected to influence Woakes he had verified his place in the World Cup squad.

"Safe is most likely not the word," he said. "Be that as it may, you generally feel like you have to put in exhibitions, and I'm satisfied I figured out how to do as such.

"You trust you are sheltered, yet I assume until that squad's chosen you're definitely not. Ideally I am, however we will see."

'Rivalry'

Woakes, be that as it may, said Archer's development could just reinforce England, who face Pakistan in two more ODIs - in Nottingham on Friday and Leeds on Sunday - before the selectors name their last 15 for the World Cup.

"The players have clearly set the benchmark (for rivalry) in the course of the most recent couple of years," said Woakes, apparently over the most exceedingly awful of knee damage.

"There's dependably been challenge for spots there, more so perhaps than the bowling.

"I guess this present (Archer's landing) has done likewise for the bowlers, so I believe it's been something worth being thankful for. Somebody, tragically, will pass up a great opportunity."

Tuesday's match was outstanding for how England facilitated to an apparently testing triumph focus of 359 with in excess of five overs to save after an opening stand of 159 between Jonny Bairstow (128) and Jason Roy (76).

Handling confinements, exceptionally quick outfields, short limits, level pitches and always innovative strokeplay have all joined to make life progressively hard for bowlers in restricted overs cricket - particularly now turn around swing seems more enthusiastically to produce given there are discrete balls being used at either end amid an innings.

Three of the most noteworthy winning sums by a group batting second in ODIs - incorporating England's exertion in Bristol - have all been accomplished for the current year, with Woakes saying thoughts regarding what established practical bowling had changed extensively.

"It is diligent work, there's no uncertainty about that. Going for 30 keeps running in your 10, except if you get a surface where 250 will be a decent score, those days are gone so your desires need to change as a bowler.

"I think you need to endeavor to be forceful as a bowler or if nothing else have a touch of a forceful mentality to take wickets. When you get into that protective mentality and you are simply contemplating harm confinement that is presumably when you are at your generally powerless."

With Twenty20 rivalries, for example, the Indian Premier League - a "memorial park for the bowlers" in Woakes' words, the England backbone said a run-filled World Cup would not shock every one of those participating.

"I think they realize that it will be presumably a high-scoring World Cup, especially at specific grounds, however I don't figure it will be a stun to numerous individuals."

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At first not a piece of the Proteas' World Cup plans, Chris Morris was drafted in as of late after Anrich Nortje was discounted due to damage. The all-rounder conceded he was upbeat at the adjustment in fortune however said he felt horrendous for Nortje.

"Obviously it was somewhat of a stun to the framework," Morris revealed to The Citizen on Thursday in Hatfield, where South Africa are settling their prep for the show-stopper at the Tuks' High Performance Center.

"It's extremely decent to be here. I'm not underestimating anything. I will appreciate each day here like I should.

"It's never pleasant to see somebody get harmed, so my first response was really being shattered for Anrich. For a person to pass up the World Cup due to damage isn't entertaining."

While some take a gander at the consideration of Morris as a correcting of a wrong, some observe him for his X-factor in a generally consistent and solid group.

However, he'll have to address the irregularity that has scourged his worldwide profession.

"Possibly it's down to a touch of overthinking. This game will in general be very straightforward and it's you (the player) that overcomplicates it. I have been conflicting, there's no shrinking away from the real issue with that one," said Morris.

"Be that as it may, it is before. I've developed one more year and it's astounding what you realize in a year's time. It's exceptionally lowering."

Morris isn't excessively enthusiastic about this sudden shot, and clarifies that it comes from the discussion with the selectors in January, when he was advised to not expect a call-up for England and Wales.

"Amid the T20 arrangement against Pakistan, I had a legitimate discourse with them. I extremely simply needed to know where I remained as far as World Cup determination, since it's something that grabs hold of you a bit. You have the prospect of what you're performing for continually at the back of your psyche.

"There was such a great amount of clamor about the choice that I simply needed a touch of clearness."

The selectors, he says, furnished him with abundant lucidity.

"I wasn't in line for the World Cup. I was behind several players in the pecking request. I could value the trustworthiness and I comprehended the choice. There were folks that were performing superior to anything me," said the 31-year-old.

"You do learn about a touch of it, it takes a touch of effort to acknowledge. It occurs, I'm not the first and won't be the last. I proceeded onward and just making the most of my cricket. You won't discover any ill will here for not being picked initially."​

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An individual from Pakistan's 1992 World Cup-winning group, Javed Miandad trusts it won't be anything but difficult to stop the Sarfraz Ahmed-drove side from lifting their second title on the off chance that they can locate some early structure in the current year's show-stopper occasion in England and Wales.

Pakistan have dependably been an erratic side who can show signs of improvement of any group on their day. One needs to look no more distant than the 2017 Champions Trophy in which Pakistan took an interest as the most reduced positioned side and wound up amazing everybody by lifting the trophy on this English soil.

"Let's get straight to the point about the way that Pakistan, notwithstanding late misfortunes, are a decent side with some incredible players," Miandad revealed to Sky Sports.

"One thing about Pakistan that everybody ought to be careful about is that when they get moving, it's hard to prevent this group from winning. Nobody allowed us to win the 1992 World Cup however we were triumphant at that point, and the equivalent occurred at the Champions Trophy in 2017 also. When they get some force, Pakistan are an exceptionally troublesome group to stop for any adversary.

"I have seen some analysis of Sarfraz as chief yet in the event that there was a superior head than Sarfraz or a superior wicketkeeper, which is his essential occupation, at that point he would have been chosen at this point. I feel Sarfraz will keep on doing great as chief for Pakistan in the World Cup as he indicated when he drove his side to triumph in the Champions Trophy.

"I acknowledge that England are playing at home and have a bit of leeway yet we should not overlook that different sides like India, Australia, New Zealand and Pakistan are truly equipped for winning the World Cup, as well.

"Britain are positioned as the main side in ODIs right now and give off an impression of being one of the top contenders to win the competition yet in my view, the World Cup will be won by the side that takes advantage of the open doors they are offered and gets those odds with two hands. Just as that, the weight of playing at home in a World Cup can be an overwhelming weight for certain hosts."

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There's very little left to state about Pakistan-India contention and Miandad concedes there will be weight on both Sarfraz and Virat Kohli.

"Let's face it, there is dependably weight when India and Pakistan meet in the field of game," said Miandad, who scored 7,381 keeps running in 233 ODIs and was in charge of a considerable lot of Pakistan's most essential triumphs.

"After that it basically turns into an instance of playing as well as could be expected similarly you would do against some other adversary. Having said that, it is additionally obvious that there will be a great deal of weight on both Virat Kohli and Sarfraz Ahmed to win yet both are experts who won't let this kind of weight influence their very own game or that of their players.

"Lanes become void when both these sides are playing which is never the situation when India or Pakistan play different adversaries. Be that as it may, fortunately, we have some incredible sportsmen on the two sides who can free themselves from such weights and focus on the game when the time arrives."

The 61-year-old named England, India, South Africa and Australia as top picks, yet clarified that the rankings and past records will mean little once the competition gets in progress on May 30.

"All sides in this competition are accompanying a view to return home with the World Cup trophy in their grasp. That is normal as everybody feels that they have a decent opportunity to win the World Cup," he said.

"What will have the effect will be the way well the sides plan their innings and what players they pick. Obviously, all systems should be reconsidered as the condition of the game changes and adaptability in both batting requests and bowling assets will likewise assume a key job where side rises as the inevitable champ. Rankings and different past records will mean little when the World Cup begins."

The ICC World Cup 2019 is only two weeks away and groups have begun the arrangements going all out for the masterpiece occasion. Level contributes are on offer England and one can anticipate a great deal of scores over 300. This makes the job of the power-hitter amazingly critical for whichever group needs to lift the desired trophy come July 14.

We investigate five power-hitters who have the capacity to change the game alone.

1. Andre Russell (West Indies)

Matches: 52 Runs: 998 Strike-Rate: 130.45

Andre Russell (Reuters) Andre Russell (Reuters)

'Dre Russ' as he is broadly known is as his life. We got a look at that in the ongoing IPL where he practically without any assistance brought the Kolkata Knight Riders through to the playoffs. He will presently be hoping to interpret that structure when he wears the maroon of the West Indies. He will be a pivotal player in the center request and however it will absolutely be a harder request to hit as reliably in ODIs and in England's huge cricket grounds, Russell has the capacity of changing the game without any help in the event that he gets moving. He gets a kick out of the chance to hit straight down the ground and it will intrigue see the strategies groups embrace to stop him. For Russell, it will be tied in with demonstrating that he has the game to prevail in the ODI position and that he isn't only a T20 master.

2. Hardik Pandya (India)

Matches: 45 Runs: 731 Strike-Rate: 116.58

Hardik Pandya (Reuters) Hardik Pandya (Reuters)

On the off chance that there is somebody who has coordinated Russell shot for shot in IPL, it has been Hardik Pandya. Pandya struck at a strike-rate of 191.42 and himself guaranteed that he has never hit the ball all the more neatly in his profession. We saw the helicopter shots going all out and Indian fans will trust that Pandya can convey that into the World Cup, particularly since India do not have a power-hitter in the center request. The all-rounder is somebody who can begin hitting straight away and doesn't require much time to settle down. The way that he can contribute with a couple of overs is a special reward for India. Pandya will likewise be playing for recovery, making a rebound into the group, after he was suspended for his remarks on a television show.

3. Jos Buttler (England)

Matches: 129 Runs: 3497 Strike-Rate: 119.88

Jos Buttler (Twitter) Jos Buttler (Twitter)

One name who has totally reformed the white-ball game and been an essential gear-tooth in England's restoration is wicket-guardian Jos Buttler. He has been scoring at a rate of 125.58 since the 2015 World Cup, the most noteworthy in ODI cricket. He as of late achieved a ton off 50 balls and has just said that he is looking at the snappiest century mark. With the sort of structure in, there is not really any uncertainty that he can accomplish that. Britain will rely upon him to give the late push as they go for huge scores or even while pursuing mammoth targets. One thing that can be said about him is that till the time he is at the wrinkle, England are in with an opportunity to pursue pretty much anything.

4. Glenn Maxwell (Australia)

Matches: 100 Runs: 2700 Strike-Rate: 121.95

Glenn Maxwell (AFP) Glenn Maxwell (AFP)

When we talk about huge hitting, we need to discuss the 'Huge Show'. After Buttler, its Maxwell who has the world discussing his adventures with the bat in the center request. He indicated looks at it against India and with level pitches expected, he can totally menace the resistance. His conspicuous shortcoming is against quality turn bowling however even that is something he has improved over the previous year. With David Warner and Aaron Finch at the top pursued by Steve Smith, Maxwell will be relied upon to bat just in the demise overs and that is the place he is at his generally risky. He can likewise contribute with a couple of overs of off-turn whenever required and will unquestionably be hoping to have an effect if Australia are to hold the title.

5. Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan)

Matches: 34 Runs: 1585 Strike-Rate: 97.83

Fakhar Zaman (PTI) Fakhar Zaman (PTI)

The Pakistan opener has been in the spotlight as far back as his heroics against India in the 2017 Champions Trophy Final. Zaman strikes at a rate of very nearly 100 (97.83) and is the main power hitter in the Pakistan top-request. On the off chance that the group is to spring an astonishment, Zaman will have a critical task to carry out. His structure will be definitive if the group is to pursue focuses of around 350, which is relied upon to be the standard in the competition. He has frequently been discovered needing against quality pace bowling and that is something he should improve at, particularly as an opener.

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Dubai: Former skipper Steve Waugh said Australia may not be the top choices to win the forthcoming World Cup however the arrival of Steve Smith and David Warner will make different groups "careful" of the five-time champs.

Smith and Warner's year-long worldwide outcast after bans for ball-altering arrived at an end two or three months prior. Following coming back to activity Warner, with 692 keeps running from 12 innings in the IPL, sounded cautioning chimes to the opponent bowlers while Smith demonstrated looks at his old touch in the three warm-up matches against New Zealand in Brisbane as of late.

"Each side will be careful about Australia. They know the capability of the Australian side. There's been strife in Australian cricket throughout the most recent a year, however that has been set aside now. We have our best players accessible to be picked in Smith and Warner," Waugh was cited as saying by the ICC site.

The protecting heroes appear to crest at the correct time. Beginning in 2018, Australia had won only three out of 18 ODIs before they turned their fortunes around amid the restricted overs voyage through India.

Trailing 0-2, Australia posted a cap trap of wins to enlist an exceptional dig out from a deficit arrangement triumph against hosts India in March. At that point, they blanked Pakistan 5-0 at the United Arab Emirates, demonstrating that their prosperity against India was no accident.

"Their structure was extremely poor, yet out of the blue, they've won their last eight matches, and they have Smith and Warner in the group. Furthermore, that is foreboding for different sides, they know how great these sides are.

"Australia will be one of the groups likely not the most loved for the competition, however the group that different sides will be presumably most dreadful of. They could do some harm. So I figure Australia could dive extremely deep in the competition," Waugh said.

The 53-year-old, be that as it may, picked has England as the firm top picks to secure the pined for trophy.

"Britain to me are most likely the top picks - their structure has been remarkable throughout the most recent few years. They are playing at home. Once in a while, that makes more weight, yet they have a great mentor in Trevor Bayliss to keep the players grounded. So I figure England would be top picks, and most likely Australia and India on that second line of partiality," said Waugh.

Oneself broadcasted Universe Boss Chris Gayle has landed in England for his fifth and last World Cup and the 39-year-old has clarified that the bowlers around the globe are still "frightened of the man".

The swashbuckling opener is in brilliant structure having scored 490 keeps running in 13 experiences in IPL 2019. Preceding that, Gayle crushed England all around the recreation center in an ODI arrangement, gathering 424 keeps running at a normal of 106, including 39 sixes, in four matches.

"Adolescents coming at my head - it's not as simple as it resembled one time previously. I was faster at that point," Gayle told cricket.com.au.

"Be that as it may, they'll be watchful. They recognize what the Universe Boss is able to do. I'm certain they will have it in the back of their brain, 'Hello, this is the most perilous batsman they've at any point found in cricket.'"

Inquired as to whether restrictions are as yet terrified of him, Gayle stated: "Wouldn't you be able to tell? You go ask them.

"Go ask them on camera. They're going to state, no, they're not frightened. Be that as it may, you ask them off the camera, they going to state, 'Better believe it, he's the man. He's the man.' They're going to state, 'he's the man.'

"In any case, they won't state it (on camera), they won't be plain and forthright and state, 'Hear me out straight up, Chris Gayle is the man.'

"In any case, I'm appreciating it. I'm continually getting a charge out of the fight against quick bowlers, it's great. Here and there those things really give you additional drive as a hitter. When you have a fight, I like those difficulties."

West Indies needed to experience qualifiers to bond their spot in the 2019 World Cup however Gayle said his group has every one of the fixings to lift the title.

Gayle, who will turn 40 in September, said he has nothing left to demonstrate and is currently simply playing for the fans and to win the World Cup.

"To be completely forthright with you, it's the fans, it's the affection for the game. Here and there as sportsmen, they don't have a clue when to leave. Since now and again you may feel at your pinnacle, however in the long run you need to leave the game sooner or later in time," he said.

"In case you're getting a charge out of it, it's in every case simple (to continue playing) and I'm appreciating it. I've been having a ton of fun on the field, and it's an extraordinary bundle of folks too – that is significant.

"The changing area is continually going to have a key impact for me as a person. These folks goad you on. The fans are continually approaching you for increasingly sixes. Those things give you that additional drive.

"There's nothing to go out there and demonstrate, the main thing that would be pleasant is to win the World Cup."

Regardless of not playing an ODI for more than two years after the 2015 World Cup, Gayle said the 2019 masterpiece occasion was dependably at the back of his brain. The left-hander said he should keep himself in the correct attitude, thinking about the life span of the competition.

"I am still in great scratch. I had a not really terrible IPL, coming after the home arrangement against England.

"The beneficial thing about it is I've been playing cricket. It's significant for me to continue playing and get a few amusements added to my repertoire and come here to the UK and begin with a couple of warm-up diversions also to see where you're at.

"It's a long competition. For me actually I simply need to screen it however much as could reasonably be expected and simply get the mentality right."

In-structure England have the "best chance" to break their title curse in the ODI World Cup and they will be at the core of what guarantees to be an "uncommon" masterpiece occasion, said previous skipper Michael Vaughan.

"It's the best open door in my time for England - I recollect 1992 as a youth, watching that last at school," Vaughan said.

"They got to the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy two years prior yet didn't get over the line on that event. They must see that as a genuine positive encounter and on the off chance that they get into the semis once more, play savvy cricket."

Vaughan likewise named England's 15-man World Cup squad as the best he has ever observed.

"This England squad is the best I've seen. They have earned the privilege to be top picks," Vaughan was cited as saying by BBC Sport after England named their 15-man squad for the competition, which starts on May 30.

"I believe we're in for an uncommon World Cup - world-class players, world-class groups - and I figure England will be directly at its core," he said.

Britain have achieved the 50-over World Cup last thrice before - 1979, 1987 and 1992 - yet completed second-best on each of the three events.

Britain included pace sensation Jofra Archer in the squad other than all-rounder Tom Curran and Hampshire off-spinner Liam Dawson.

David Willey and Joe Denly, who were named in England's temporary squad, anyway passed up the last 15.

"I feel for Willey, he hasn't generally disappointed England, however it's the idea of global game that you must be merciless," Vaughan said.

"You need to pick who you feel is the correct 15 and I feel they have it right."

Australia opener Usman Khawaja was cleared of genuine damage subsequent to taking an awful hit to the head and being compelled to resign hurt from a World Cup warmup against West Indies in Southampton on Wednesday.

Khawaja experienced sweeps on his jaw subsequent to being struck by an Andre Russell bouncer in the second over of Australia's innings and escorted from the Rose Bowl's Nursery Ground. Australia proceeded to win the match by seven wickets.

"It was unnerving," Australia batsman Shaun Marsh, who scored 55 not out batting at number five, told columnists.

"It copped him in favor of the cheekbone, I think. The primary concern is he is alright and can skip back before long.

"Clearly (he was) somewhat shaken, as you are the point at which you get hit on the head, yet Uzzy's an intense treat and he'll be prepared to go."

Swamp and returning previous skipper Steve Smith put on 109 for the third wicket as Australia pursued down West Indies' count of 229 inside 39 overs.

Smith hit seven fours and two sixes in his 76 and Marsh said it was great to see him and previous bad habit commander David Warner, who scored 12, back ready after the finish of their one-year bans for the Newlands ball-altering embarrassment.

"(Smith) has quite recently returned and simply done what he's generally does and scored runs," Marsh included.

"It's only phenomenal to have them both back in the group. They are both extremely significant players for us."

With Smith and Warner back, Marsh isn't sure of a spot in the side for the World Cup opener against Afghanistan in Bristol on June 1 however he figured his flexibility may work to support him.

"I believe I'm pleasant and adaptable," Marsh said. "I've batted from one to six over my vocation so I'll simply appreciate the last two warmup matches and we'll see."

The shielding champions' next warmup is against World Cup has England, who top the world rankings, at the fundamental Rose Bowl ground on Saturday.

"I believe it will be an extraordinary test and we'll see where we're at," Marsh closed.

This is the most grounded World Cup group that Bangladesh have ever had. We lost numerous finals in the ongoing past. Possibly, a major accomplishment is sitting tight for us later on. It (winning) isn't inconceivable" - Mushfiqur Rahim.

Enough with the bombshells. Enough with winning hearts. Enough with learnings and returning more grounded next time.

Bangladesh are coming into the 2019 World Cup in the wake of winning their first multi-country arrangement in Ireland where they crushed a second-lead West Indian side on with the hosts in a persuading way to make a history.

As far back as showing up in the 2015 World Cup, Bangladesh's stocks have just gone up in the multi-group occasions. They previously made it to the elimination rounds of the 2017 Champions Trophy and afterward nearly won the 2018 Asia Cup, before losing to India in the last.

Bangladesh have won 17 out of their last 27 ODIs since 2018 and have overseen wins against any semblance of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and West Indies. They have a group which is a blend of youth and experience and in the event that they can show signs of improvement of in any event three imposing units, Bangladesh can wind up in the elimination rounds. It is positively not going to be a simple errand but rather with the wealth that they have, Bangladesh are equipped for beating anybody on their day.

This will be Mashrafe Mortaza's last 50-over show-stopper occasion and his group will be anxious to give their captain a fitting goodbye. Bangladesh look very adjusted on paper and should be calculative with their methodology in the event that they need to move beyond the gathering stage.

Here, we list down the squad develop and how Bangladesh can offer themselves a chance to fit the bill for the elimination rounds, and after that, you never know.

Strong Contribution from Senior Players

While there are many youthful skilled geniuses in the squad, Bangladesh's destiny will to a great extent rely upon how Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur, Shakib Al Hasan, Mahmudullah and Mortaza perform. The initial four are in some entirely not too bad batting structure and have done well in the past in these real ICC occasions. It was a result of Mahmudullah's consecutive hundreds of years Bangladesh qualified for the quarterfinals in the 2015 World Cup, while Tamim, Shakib and Mushfiqur had their influence both in 2015 World Cup and 2017 Champions Trophy.

With Shakib batting at No. 3, he alongside Tamim will be required to lay a decent stage for Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah will's identity giving the completing touch to Bangladesh's innings.

In the interim, Mortaza may be well past his prime yet the onus will be on the 35-year-old to lead the youthful bowling assault. The right-arm seamer has gotten 33 wickets since 2018 and has worked at a generally amazing economy rate of 4.99. He just took six wickets in the tri-arrangement against West Indies and Ireland yet kept one end tight by not giving without end numerous runs. Notwithstanding experiencing various medical procedures, it's Mortaza's obsession that has propped him up, and his equivalent energy and captaincy experience can demonstrate to be the electrical switch for him and his side in his last World Cup.

Time for Young Talents to Step Up

Soumya Sarkar has been around for a long while now and is currently gradually beginning to convey consistently. Sarkar just highlighted in three amusements in the tri-arrangement however overseen 50 or more scores in every last one of them. The left-hander should impart the weight to his accomplice Tamim.

Aside from Sarkar, Sabbir Rahman, Mosaddek Hossain, Liton Das and Mohammad Mithun are the other batsmen will's identity tingling to make their quality felt in the marquee occasion. The last three looked great in patches in the tri-arrangement yet they should perform on a steady in the event that they must be a piece of playing XI all through the competition.

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A Lot Depends on All-rounders

Any semblance of Shakib, Mahmudullah (contingent upon his shoulder damage), Mohammad Saifuddin, Mehidy Hasan and Mosaddek give that much-expected equalization to the squad. The surfaces in England will be as batting-accommodating as it comes and Bangladesh's bowling assault isn't something different groups will be careful about. All things considered, the activity of all-rounders will turn out to be significantly increasingly significant as skippers would need whatever number choices as could be expected under the circumstances in their bank.

Bangladesh additionally do not have a x-factor, a player who can pivot amusements all of a sudden, and that will make jobs of these all-rounders considerably progressively significant as the group the board will need however much as could reasonably be expected from their "three-dimensional" players.

Pacers Need to Hunt in Packs

In contrast to Australia, South Africa, India and New Zealand to a degree, Bangladesh doesn't have a match-winning quick bowling assault. While Mortaza, Mustafizur Rahman, Rubel Hossain and Abu Jayed can be dependable on some random day, they should function as a unit in the event that they need to develop fruitful on tracks that will be out and out batting heaven.

Mortaza's quality lies on his control and the right-arm seamer should ensure that their rivals don't get off to fliers. Then, Rubel should be utilized cleverly and his activity will be to bowl snappy and give his group vital wickets at significant intersections.

Thinking about the idea of tracks, batsmen will hope to pursue the bowlers from the word go and that is when Mustafizur is generally perilous. The left-arm seamer has many traps up his sleeves and that may come convenient in England. Jayed, 25, grabbed a five-wicket pull in just his second ODI however will most likely be utilized as a back-up choice.

Sensible Approach

Bangladesh should ensure that they win their experiences against Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and West Indies and afterward succeed at least two amusements against strong groups. They will likewise need to ensure they don't lose by huge edges against huge groups. They progressed admirably while batting second in Ireland and that is something Bangladesh will hope to do once more. In the event that they bat intelligently, Bangladesh have the batting to always achieve that 330-run mark, yet should up their game in the bowling office on the off chance that they need to have a somewhat longer kept running in the challenge.

Squad: Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (Capt), Tamim Iqbal, Liton Das, Soumya Sarkar, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mahmudullah, Shakib Al Hasan (Vice Captain), Mohammad Mithun, Shabbir Rahaman, Mosaddek Hossain, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Rubel Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman, Abu Jayed

There is something enrapturing about after the fortunes of and pulling for a longshot, particularly against a heavyweight adversary. Think Goran Ivanisevic versus rest of the world at Wimbledon; or the Miracle on Ice in the 1980 Olympics; and most broadly, Leicester City winning the 38-game long 2016 English Premier League—not only a profound keep running into a glass based competition, as you may already know. What's more, now and then, dark horse triumphs can make seismic occasions that can change the scene of a game.

India, serenely the most unfortunate ODI group (just 12 wins in 40 matches and 1 win in the World Cup before 1983) among the groups in those days, won against the god-like West Indies and moved the focal point of cricketing gravity eastwards.

Correspondingly, Bangladesh's and Ireland's triumphs against much-liked India and Pakistan separately in 2007, prompting the ways out of the group puller groups, caused the experts to reexamine the organization of the World Cup itself.

In the 2019 World Cup, there will be one such group that each impartial will cheer for - Afghanistan. They nearly didn't make it and it was a blend of a minute ago heroics and other positive outcomes that helped them qualify.

Almost certainly, this brave group's ascent from the ICC World Cricket League Division 5 out of 2008, with insignificant assets and no appropriate top notch structure, is moving to everyone. Fans will rely on Afghanistan to make two or three prominent scalps in the competition and include the component of astonishment.

In any case, what causes these groups to perform against the more settled groups and convey a telling blow? Most likely enthusiasm and self-conviction is basic; however does this occur because of incredible individual execution? Or on the other hand because of noteworthy commitments from the whole group? Or on the other hand is it something different? So as to respond to this inquiry, let us continue to look at some popular World Cup coordinates in which a partner group broadly beat a Test group, ruining the plan to different degrees.

Britain versus Ireland, World Cup 2011

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It is putting it mildly to state that England and Ireland have some history—much like how it is to state that Leonardo da Vinci was a painter. Brexit may have uncovered the prickly inquiry concerning Northern Ireland-Republic of Ireland fringe, however cricket has just accomplished what governmental issues proved unable—the Ireland cricket group speaks to all of Ireland. Ireland got their ODI status just in 2007 and lean intensely on English cricketing foundation; so nobody anticipated that them should crush "elder sibling".

Batting first, England amassed a grandiose (for the time) 328 at the Chinnaswamy arena; barely anybody gave Ireland a possibility against England, take off alone this would have been the most noteworthy ever fruitful World Cup pursue. The game appeared to go content around the midway phase of the pursuit when Ireland were tottering at 111/5. At that point in the batting powerplay, a pink-haired Kevin O'Brien became the dominant focal point alongside Alex Cusack and scoured 162 runs, changing the appearance of the match.

Going into the last 10 overs, Ireland required 65 keeps running with 5 wickets close by. Unfathomably, O'Brien wound up scoring the-then quickest World Cup hundred; a minute ago dramatization was deflected by the 4-wicket saint John Mooney scoring the triumphant limit. This thrashing crashed England's force, who began limping from that point—with close matches against South Africa, Bangladesh, and West Indies—and would be put out of their hopelessness by Sri Lanka in the quarterfinal.

Bangladesh versus Pakistan, World Cup 1999

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The Bangla tigers were the new young men on the square after they had qualified through the ICC Qualifier in 1997. What's more, it appeared as though they would battle in the competition—they hadn't crossed the 200 hindrance even against the individual partner group, Scotland. Pakistan was the structure group in the gathering stage which had won every one of its matches.

Confronting a bowling lineup of Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Shoaib Akhtar, Saqlain Mushtaq, Azhar Mahmood and Shahid Afridi, Bangladesh drooped to 223/9. Pursuing this unobtrusive score, Pakistan were unfathomably 42/5—a portion of this harm self-caused. The lower request gave some obstruction however the Bangladesh bowlers repelled chipping and the last wicket (run-out) typified the Pakistani execution.

In any case, Pakistan didn't lose much as they had officially taken most extreme focuses to the Super 6 arrange and would make the last. The Bangladesh group left the competition with their head held high, having squeezed the case for Test status, which would be conceded to them the next year.

Kenya versus West Indies, World Cup 1996

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Beginners Kenya had one expert cricketer in Steve Tikolo (the rest were all novices). So when they took on double cross previous victors West Indies in the gathering stage, the accord was that this match would complete early. It did, however not in the manner in which the specialists had imagined. Batting first, Kenya attempted to post an aggressive aggregate; the most astounding scorer for the Kenyans was not one among the eleven—additional items. An objective of 167 resembled a stroll in the recreation center—or possibly, that was the way Brian Lara batted.

At 22 for 2, there was no reason to get excited however after a few close misses, Lara edged the ball to the regularly margarine fingered, corpulent wicket-guardian Tariq Iqbal, who wonderfully held tight to the ball. Bowling delicate off-turn, Maurice Odumbe then crushed the spirit of the West Indies center request, returning figures of 10-3-15-3. After the West Indies were bowled out for 93, Kenya had broadly won their first official ODI coordinate (fourth time a partner group had beaten a Test group in ODIs).

The West Indies lifted themselves up, and subsequent to tidying themselves, recuperated to beat Australia to qualify, and afterward tumbled to a similar group in the semis. The Kenyans relapsed to the mean in their next match—they yielded a world-record 398 against Sri Lanka and left the competition.

Zimbabwe versus Australia, World Cup 1983

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The Zimbabwe group had achieved English shores through rather capricious methods—they obtained preparing techniques from different games, yet in addition fund-raised to achieve the occasion through side hustles and deals—and were confronting an Australian group in transit down. In any case, they were battling at 94/5 when Duncan Fletcher (truly, a similar individual who trained India a couple of years back) came in and sewed a few major associations to post a focused 239. He wasn't done yet—with the ball, he took the initial four wickets to fall. The match drew nearer toward the end however Zimbabwe's athletic handling kicked in and finished the game off. The Zimbabweans were not done yet—in a later match, they diminished India to 17/5 preceding Kapil Dev broadly scored 175 at Tunbridge Wells to turn the side. With respect to the Australians, they battled in the gathering stage and slammed out of the competition.

Review these popular matches through the perspective of knowing the past, it is a blend of a few splendid exhibitions and favorable circumstances that crossed over any barrier and empowered the dark horse group to defeat their much-liked opponent in the competition. Now and again, it was only a slap on the wrist group yet in others, it wound up crashing the competition for the Test group. In either case, it was a much merited day in the sun for the dark horse, who proceeded to accomplish more noteworthy things in the days to come.