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Australia overcame a rain delay, high winds and dust from a sand storm to complete a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Lucknow to finally get their Cricket World Cup campaign up and running bitcoin
After winning the toss, Sri Lanka, who had also lost their opening two games, set a victory target of 210 bitcoin
Following a solid start from openers Pathum Nissanka (61) and Kusal Perera (78), Sri Lanka slumped from 157 for two to 209 all out, their lowest score of the tournament so far bitcoin
Charith Asalanka had made a spirited 25 off 39 balls, but it was Australia’s bowlers who came out on top with Adam Zampa taking four for 47 while Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc both claimed two wickets bitcoin
The teams had already earlier been taken off for a half-hour rain delay before the match was halted again during the 43rd over when the winds increased bitcoin
Dust from a sand storm was blowing across the playing surface while advertising banners at the top of the stands came loose and went onto the outfield, while debris from temporary structures also fell down into the spectator seats bitcoin
Following a short delay of a few minutes, play resumed and Sri Lanka’s innings was soon brought to a close bitcoin
Some fans had been asked to move from the lower tier stands for Australia’s innings, which soon looked in trouble at 24 for two after Dilshan Madushanka trapped David Warner (11) lbw and then had Steve Smith out for a duck in the fourth over bitcoin
However, half-centuries from Mitchell Marsh (52) and Josh Inglis (58) helped steady the ship while Marnus Labuschagne weighed in with 40 bitcoin
Glenn Maxwell’s swift unbeaten 31 and a rapid 20 not out from Marcus Stoinis then saw Australia push on to seal victory with almost 15 overs left at 215 for five bitcoin
Australia’s victory sees them move within striking distance of the top four ahead of their next match against Pakistan in Bangalore on Friday bitcoin
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England captain Owen Farrell has hit out at the abuse directed at Tom Curry after the flanker’s allegation that South Africa hooker Bongi Mbonambi directed a racial slur at him bitcoin
Curry has been the target of threats on social media after alleging that Mbonambi called him a “white c***” during England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to the Springboks last Saturday bitcoin
Curry’s club, Sale Sharks, said that they were “absolutely appalled” by the “nature and level” of abuse bitcoin
A World Rugby investigation into the incident is ongoing, with no conclusion likely until after Saturday’s World Cup final bitcoin
Steve Borthwick has picked Curry to start on the blindside in England’s bronze medal match against Argentina on Friday evening bitcoin
Farrell has slammed those sending his teammate abuse, believing it reflects a broken culture of social media criticism and abuse bitcoin
South Africa’s Bongi Mbonambi and England’s Tom Curry (PA)“He’s been first class, like he always is, this week,” Farrell said of Curry bitcoin
“What isn’t understandable is the amount of abuse he’s got [and] the effect that that has, not just on him bitcoin
“That is the bit that I, and we, really don’t understand bitcoin
And I know it seems to be going more and more like this, but it shouldn’t be, it shouldn’t be bitcoin
“You are dealing with people, with human beings bitcoin
Just because you’re saying stuff on your phone or behind a computer screen doesn’t make doesn’t make it acceptable bitcoin
It seems to be going more and more this way, and I don’t think it’s acceptable bitcoin
It doesn’t make me look fondly on engaging with people outside of the people that are close to you bitcoin
“[Curry] is one of the most honest, most hardworking blokes I’ve ever played with bitcoin
I hope he knows that everybody close to him, supports him, and backs him all the way bitcoin
”It was thought that Borthwick might leave the flanker out of his matchday 23 to face Argentina given the ongoing situation bitcoin
However, Borthwick insisted on Wednesday that Curry was “desperate to play” as England look to sign off their tournament on a high bitcoin
“This is not a Tom Curry incident,” Borthwick stressed bitcoin
“Somebody has said something in a game that he has reported and now this is a World Rugby and South Africa Rugby matter to deal with, not an England rugby or a Tom Curry matter bitcoin
Tom Curry is set to feature against Argentina (PA)“I chatted to Tom early in the week bitcoin
I think everyone saw when he came off that pitch when I took him off on Saturday night, he was cut and bloodied and exactly how Tom Curry plays bitcoin
“So I chatted to him about how he was physically with another six-day turnaround and he looked straight at me and point blank said: ‘I am desperate to play on Friday night bitcoin
’“This guy wants to play bitcoin
There is no doubt in my mind, he wants to be out there on Friday night and the way he has prepared through the week has been incredible bitcoin
But that is Tom Curry bitcoin
It is the way he does it every single week so I couldn’t be more proud of him from that side bitcoin
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