2013 ICC Champions Trophy
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Sri Lanka confirmed their spot in the top four
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The determined Sri Lankan squad demonstrated an all-round performance in their last pool game and won the important encounter against Australia convincingly.
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The only unbeaten unit – India
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Team India has performed excellently in the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy under the captaincy of MS Dhoni and is the only side who has won all three games so far.
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England reached semi-final while defeating New Zealand
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Alastair Cook led his team from the front by smashing an important fifty and James Anderson bowled excellently as England triumphed vs. New Zealand at Cardiff.
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Sharp India squeezed blunt Pakistan
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The spirited Indian side kept their unbeaten record in their group while bulldozing their arch rivals, Pakistan, easily by a mammoth margin of eight wickets.
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South Africa qualified for the semi-final
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Luck favoured the South Africans after the match was tied due to rain and the West Indians were thrown out of the tournament in their last pool match.
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Kumar Sangakkara and Nuwan Kulasekara demolished England
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The elegant batsman of the Lankan Lions, Kumar Sangakkara, blasted another ODI ton and Nuwan Kulasekara stunned England as the visitors won the match easily.
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Brilliant India grabbed the semi – final spot
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Ravindra Jadeja demolished the batting line up of West Indies and Shikhar Dhawan blasted consecutive ton in the tournament as India qualified for the top four.
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South Africa humiliated Pakistan
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The batsmen of Pakistan let them down again with their dismal performance against the formidable South Africa who ended up winning the match convincingly.
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New Zealand won a thriller vs. Sri Lanka
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New Zealand clinched a sensational low scoring match against Sri Lanka with a narrow margin as the bowlers from both sides dominated the interesting encounter.
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England destroyed Australia in the opener
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Ian Bell provided a solid start with his excellent batting as the Australian batsmen struggled against the lethal bowling of England who won the game easily.