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CWC 2019: Strong leap of England, know who in the score table

England beat the West Indies by 8 wickets in their fourth match of ICC World Cup-2015, played at The Rose Bowl Stadium on Friday.

England beat the West Indies by 8 wickets in their fourth match of ICC World Cup-2015, played at The Rose Bowl Stadium on Friday. With this win, England have reached number four in the points table of 10 teams. It has six points in four matches. Australia also has six points, but the net run rate of the host team is better than the current winner.

So far 19 matches have been played in the current World Cup. New Zealand is still at the top with 7 points from 4 matches. India has 5 points in 3 matches and it has moved to fourth place. The match between India and New Zealand was washed away, with both of them having to satisfy each other. Now India has to face Pakistan in their fourth match on 16th June. Significantly, the top-4 teams will qualify for the semi-finals. This tournament is being played in round robin format, in which all teams will play 9-9 matches.

On Friday, hosts England beat West Indies by one-off with both bat and ball. England's batting collapsed on 212 runs in 44.4 overs. For the Indians, Nicholas Puran scored highest 63 runs. For England, Jopra Archer and Mark Wood took three or three wickets.

Easier goal was achieved by England losing two wickets in 33.1 overs. England's Test team captain Joe Root played an unbeaten 100 in the match due to injury during Jason Roy's fielding during the match. This is the second century in the Root World Cup.

West Indies captain Jason Holder has said that the team batted poorly in the mid over and this is why the match was lost. After the match, Holder said, "We did not have much run on the board. We lost wickets at regular intervals and also played some careless shots. "

Holder said, "We were unable to read the wicket well enough and did not reach the short ball high, but when you have to save the target of 213, you only have to take wickets." West Indies have to play their next match on June 17 in Bangladesh in Taunton.