England outperformed Australia in important match of ICC Men's T20 World Cup match on Saturday, defeating the latter by 8 wickets with 50 balls remaining.


The 26th match of Group 1 (N) was played in Dubai. Australia scored 125 in 20 overs and set a target of 126 for England.
English players achieved the target in mere 11.2 overs, strengthing their position in the group.
England made a statement of intent at the expense of Australia, as they completed a thrashing to remain unbeaten in the Super 12 stage of the World Cup.
Jos Buttler led the carnage with the bat, smashing the Australian bowlers to all corners en route his 71* off just 32 balls, as England chased down 126 with eight wickets and 8.2 overs remaining.
Earlier, opting to bowl first, England made good use of the conditions to bundle Australia out for 125. Though the Aussies recovered from a horror start through Aaron Finch and the lower order, they failed to set up a total that would challenge the fiery England line-up.
Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan were the stars with the ball, accounting for five wickets between them, with Jordan named Player of the Match for figures of 3/17 in four overs.
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