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    The West Indies and USA will meet in the clash of the co-hosts at the T20 World Cup this afternoon

    The West Indies and USA will meet in the clash of the co-hosts at the T20 World Cup this afternoon


    Both sides are chasing a first win in the Super Eight stage after the Windies lost to England and US fell to South Africa.

    First ball's at 12:30pm from Barbados.

    Elsewhere, the Proteas have extended their perfect run at the tournament with a 7-run victory over England in St Lucia.

    The English looked odds on for victory chasing 164 - but South African skipper Aiden Markram says they never gave the game away.



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     07 Dec: Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel has just surpassed 400 first-class wickets while playing for the Central Stags in their four-day Plunket Shield match against Canterbury in Napier
     07 Dec: West Indies skipper Roston Chase is explaining why they abandoned their bid for a history making chase in the drawn first cricket test against New Zealand in Christchurch
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     05 Dec: West Indies batter Shai Hope has reached his century, late on day four of the first cricket test against New Zealand in Christchurch
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