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Afghanistan surges to 4th spot in WCSL points table after whitewashing Ireland

Afghanistan sweep WCSL points against Ireland

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Thursday, 28 January 2021 (11:14 IST)
Dubai:Afghanistan have started their qualification campaign for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Ireland in their ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League series in Abu Dhabi.
Afghanistan are now in fourth position in the points table, tied with Bangladesh and England
on 30 points but behind both on net run rate. Ireland remain on 10 points for their solitary win
in two series, during their opening series against England.

Australia, who are one of only two sides to play two series so far with the other being England,
lead with 40 points in the Super League, which was introduced last year to add context to ODI
cricket. Pakistan are on 20 points with two wins while Zimbabwe and India have won one match each.

All sides play four home and four away three-match series with seven teams getting direct qualifying spots to join hosts India at the 2023 event.The tournament features the 12 ICC Full Members and the Netherlands, who qualified by winning the ICC World Cricket League Championship 2015-17.
 
Teams get 10 points for a win, five for an abandonment/tie/no result and none for a loss while points may be deducted for slow over rates in matches. Sides are ranked according to total points earned and those failing to qualify directly will get a second shot through a Qualifier to be played in June and July of 2023.(UNI)

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