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Rehan and Jacks late show leads England to win over NZ
Rehan Ahmed and Will Jacks' rapid 44-run partnership turned the game as England chased down a target of 160 with three balls to spare to beat New Zealand by four wickets in the Twenty20 World Cup Supe...

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Jacks & Ahmed carry England to another thrilling win
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England's Dazzling Victory: Rehan and Jacks Secure Stunning Win Against New Zealand
Will Jacks, Rehan Ahmed's Sensational Cameos Keep England Perfect In Super Eights
England, driven by Will Jacks and Rehan Ahmed’s explosive performances, staged a remarkable comeback to secure a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in their T20 World Cup Super Eights match on Frida...

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T20 World Cup: England's Rehan Ahmed fires with bat and ball as Harry Brook's side beat New Zealand in Super 8s
T20 World Cup: Rehan Ahmed 'adds value' to England after 'upping the ante' in dream debut against New Zealand
T20 World Cup: Will Jacks and Rehan Ahmed inspire England to comeback defeat of New Zealand
Already guaranteed a top-two spot in their Super 8 group following wins over Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Pallekele, England were staring defeat in the face as they required 42 from the last 17 balls.

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Nobody sums up the riddle over this England team better than Will Jacks
T20 World Cup: England dent New Zealand's semi-final hopes - as it happened

England national cricket team vs New Zealand national cricket team match Live Scorecard: ENG 161-6 in 19.3 overs in 160 chase; Rehan Ahmed 18, Will Jacks 27

New Zealand won the toss and chose to bat first against England in their crucial Super 8 clash in Colombo. A win will send the Black Caps into the T20 World Cup 2026 semifinals, while a loss could bring net run rate into play.

Pakistan-Origin Rehan Ahmed's Cameo Keeps PAK Semi-Finals Hopes Alive As England Beat New Zealand By 4 Wickets

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner won the toss and elected to bat first in a must-win match. New Zealand posted a target of 161 runs in their first 20 overs. Glenn Phillips, Tim Seifert and Finn Allen made odd 30s and helped the team to reach a competitive total.