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Australia beat England by 64 runs, ease into World Cup semi-finals

| @indiablooms | Jun 25, 2019, at 10:56 pm

London, June 25 (IBNS): Australia beat England by 64 runs at Lord's on Tuesday evening to book a semi-final birth in the Cricket World Cup.

Batting first, Australia scored 285 losing seven wickets.

Captain Finch made a cracking 100 off 116 balls. Warner made 53 off 61.

England were bowled out for 221 in 44.4 overs.

Australia's Behrendorff picked up five wickets conceding 44 runs. This was his first five-wicket haul.

 

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