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Pretty nerve-racking to watch the end of that one. The game was so full of mistakes I can't help feeling that neither team deserved to win.
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A very fair assessment, Gina. Both sides are evenly matched, though both made a number of mistakes. Still what an incredibly enthralling game with so many twists and turns. England's middle order once again failed to show up. Morgan and Moeen Ali can't buy a run at the moment, and then England's fielding and catching woes once more came back to haunt them. I will be glad to see the back of Chris Morris. Deary me, he single handedly has won two limited overs matches now thanks to his brilliance at the end of an innings. What a spell from Tahir, too. He was just about unplayable at times.
My only negative from this match, whoever thought it was a good idea to ring that alarm at the fall of every wicket. My ears!
I also have to agree that both teams were fairly matched in that game, but sadly not in a good way. They was both rubbish!
Mistakes can be made in any game, fair enough but when both sides are just playing poor shots, bowling poor overs and look tired and lethargic in the field like these two did, it's worth asking what's the actual point of playing T20's if neither team look like they want to be there?