NEW DELHI: In the lead-up to a crucial World Cup encounter between England and South Africa, both teams are looking for redemption following surprising losses in their previous matches. The stage is set for a high-stakes battle as both sides aim to regain their footing in the tournament.
South Africa, previously riding high with the highest total of the competition (428/5), shockingly succumbed to the Netherlands in a rain-affected match in Dharamsala, marking their first defeat in the tournament. England, too, faced a daunting challenge when Afghanistan showcased their bowling prowess in Delhi.