'Appalling' batting and 'wickets in clumps' leave England with ODI setback

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So here is the first thing — 'Appalling' batting and 'wickets in clumps' leave England with ODI setback. England captain Harry Brook admits his side were 'too careful' against Pakistan’s spinners after collapsing to a disappointing 87-run defeat in their ODI tri-series opener.

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