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April 12, 2007 Thursday Rabi-ul-Awwal 23, 1428

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England fined for slow over-rate


BRIDGETOWN, April 11: Michael Vaughan's troubles in the Caribbean continued on Tuesday when England were fined for their slow over-rate during the seven-wicket defeat by Australia in the World Cup Super Eights match in Antigua.

Match referee Mike Procter ruled that England were two overs short of their target at the scheduled finish of the Australia innings on Sunday.

The players were fined five percent of their match fees for every over not bowled in time, and captain Vaughan's punishment was doubled.

England are in real danger of not reaching the semi-finals of the seven-week tournament as they have only two points in the standings with three games to play.—Reuters






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