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Success mantra this World Cup: Bat first, score big

By Saurabh Sharma July 03, 2019 • 16:59 PM View: 1426

New Delhi, July 3 (CRICKETNMORE): Before the World Cup 2019 had even started, there was a lot of talk as to how this edition of the showpiece event in 50 over format will see mammoth scores in excess of 400 that teams would even chase down.

England, with its attacking brand of cricket, were counted among the favourites to even breach the 500-run mark in the ongoing event.

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