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Sports

Pakistan v New Zealand T20 World Cup match washed out

  • Both teams earned one point each from abandoned first fixture of tournament’s Super Eight stage
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COLOMBO: Rain washed out New Zealand’s Super Eight match against Pakistan in the Twenty20 World Cup on Saturday.

Pakistan captain Salman Agha won the toss and elected to bat in the Group Two match but play could not begin as the rain only got heavier and puddles formed on the covers on the outfield.

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The teams earned one point each from the abandoned first fixture of the tournament’s Super Eight stage.

Pakistan face England in a clash between two former champions on Tuesday, while New Zealand play tournament co-hosts Sri Lanka on Wednesday.

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