Opener Imrul Kayes struck his career best 144 off 140 balls to set up an easy 28-run win for Bangladesh in the first one-day international of a three-match series against Zimbabwe in Dhaka on Sunday.
Dejected England, Belgium aim to leave World Cup on a highEngland manager Gareth Southgate admits the World Cup third-place play-off is a game that no team wants to play, but Saturday's match against Belgium offers the chance to finish the tournament on a winning note.
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from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Tennis, Football, Ba… Read MoreFIFA WC: Why you should watch third-place playoffThird-place matches at the FIFA World Cup have often been more entertaining than the final itself.
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