• Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe 2-1 in T20I series and 2-0 in ODI series    • New Zealand beat England by 423 runs in the third and final Test to win the series 2-1    • South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 109 runs in second Test to win two-Test series 2-0    • England beat New Zealand by eight wickets in first Test at Christchurch    • South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 233 runs in first Test at Durban    • Sri Lanka bowled out for 42 by South Africa in Durban, their lowest total in Test cricket    • Afghanistan beat Bangladesh in third ODI to clinch series 2-1    • New Zealand women beat South Africa women to lift ICC T20 World Cup title    • New Zealand, Australia make it to T20 World Cup semi-finals from Group A    • England beat Pakistan by innings and 47 runs in first Test    


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India end Group A on top with seven points

15 Jun, 2024

India's last group stage match against Canada in Florida was abandoned due to wet outfield

India finished their 2024 T20 World Cup campaign on top of the points table despite their last match against Canada getting abandoned without a ball being bowled in Lauderhill, Florida.

The Rohit Sharma-led side finished with seven points, following three wins – against Ireland, Pakistan and USA, to maintain pole position before proceeding to the Super 8s stage.

USA are the other team to qualify from the Group A, moving ahead with five points.

Canada, Pakistan and Ireland have been eliminated. Pakistan play Ireland at the same venue on June 16.

India now face Afghanistan, Australia and one of Netherlands and Bangladesh in the Super 8s stage.

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