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Eoin Morgan rescued England from a disastrous situation in the second ODI against Bangladesh in Mirpur today, becoming the first player ever to score ODI centuries for two different countries.His 110* off 104 balls staved off a ravening Bangladesh pack of spinners, who wrecked England’s lower order to all but win the match.It should have, could have, would have been their first ever victory against England in any form of cricket, but Morgan made sure that didn’t happen with one of his finest knocks ever.The Bangladeshis posted a convincing if unspectacular 260/6 in their 50 overs. A few years ago that would have been a hugely challenging score ...   See the complete post here

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