Alex Hales
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South Africa reaches semi final – T20 vs. England
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The skipper of the Proteas, AB de Villiers, got back his form with an aggressive fifty while Hashim Amla supported his with a half century as they beat England.
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Alex Hales drowned Sri Lanka
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A sizzling unbeaten ton from the English batsman, Alex Hales converted an impossible task into a great success while chasing a huge target set by Sri Lanka.
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England wakes up in the 3rd T20 vs. West Indies
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The Englishmen defeated the Windies in the final Twenty20, complimented by a superb batting from Michael Lumb and an all round performance from Chris Jordan.
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West Indies triumphed in the 2nd T20 vs. England
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Krishmar Santokie penetrated through the batting of the Englishmen and the skipper Darren Sammy punched with a hurried knock and won the game for the Windies.
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Alex Hales crushed Australia – 2nd T20
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A thundering knock from the England opener, Alex Hales, followed by a splendid bowling from their bowlers let down the touring Australia in the second T20.
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New Zealand won the 1st T20 vs. England
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Brendon McCullum led the Black Caps from the front and Hamish Rutherford assisted him well as the visitors won the first Twenty20 against England in London.
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England clinched series with a majestic win – 3rd T20 vs. New Zealand
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Alex Hales and Michael Lumb blasted the ordinary looking New Zealand bowling attack as England lifted the three match series 2-1 against the hosts at Wellington.
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Yuvraj Singh steered India to a brilliant win – 1st T20 vs. England
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An excellent all round performance by Yuvraj Singh earned India a much needed victory against England in the first T20 of the two match series at Pune.
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Luke Wright minced New Zealand
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Luke Wright propelled New Zealand with a destructive match winning knock in the important match of the ICC World Twenty20 as England won the game easily.
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The opening burst of West Indies batting and bowling destroyed England
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A top class performance from the West Indies openers and the lethal bowling spell of Ravi Rampaul let England down in the first match of the Super Eights, Group 1.