Only New Zealand, Australia and India have not been beaten yet, with the latter two set to meet at the Oval on Sunday. "There's no obvious runaway-looking team at the moment," Border wrote in a column for the International Cricket Council. That's the main thing that's come out of these early games. Defending champions Australia beat Afghanistan comfortably in their first match but were pushed considerably harder in Thursday's 15-run victory over West Indies. Border, who captained Australia to World Cup glory in 1987, said the team had room for improvement and would have a clearer idea of their chances after facing 2011 champions India.

Source: bd News24 June 07, 2019 04:52 UTC