Alex Hales and Jos Buttler hammered unbeaten half-centuries as England crushed India by 10 wickets on Thursday to set up a Twenty20 World Cup final against Pakistan in Melbourne. | Sport24news
Chasing 169 for victory in the second semi-final in Adelaide, Hales smashed seven sixes in his 86 and Buttler hit three in a spellbinding batting performance to cruise into Sunday's final with four overs to spare.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust.
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