Champion trophy: Australia in the semifinals after he has run out of controversy, but Afghanistan has left the need for service | Current news

Australia has withdrawn a potentially controversial appeal in the conflict of its trophy against Afghanistan – avoiding the reprise of the famous order of Jonny Bairstrow – before the rinsing in Lahore has sealed its porgren in the semifinals.

Wickekekekper Josh Inglis took bail at the end of 47. In an apparent attempt to reject Noor Ahmad after the tailor launched the single and then left the crease after knocking behind the line.

Until that moment, there were shades of flashpone ash in 2023, when the Bairtow was divided in the hands of Alex Carey.

In both scenarios, the dough thought the end was at the end, while the Australian guard played on a letter from the law.

But while Carey and his captain Pat Cummins supported their appeal to see the angry Bairstow, eventually winning the vital Lord test, Stand-up Skipper Steve Smith went a different way.

He informed the courts on the ground that he had overly brought Inglis’s appeal, embarking on the path of Australia, insisted that they had never been considered at the moment against England.

Australia in the semi -finals of the trophy champion

The match was washed with Australia well controlled, and some points guarantee their place in the semifinals.

They were a good value for that, Bowling Afghanistan went out for 273 while Ben Dwarshuis took 3-47, while Spencer Johnson and Adam Zamp asked for two by piece.

They were ready to persecute their target at 109-1 in just 12.5 additions when heavy rain arrived to force the players.

Afghanistan, who dropped England with a victory of eight runs, now needs a service from Jos Buttler. If you beat South Africa on Saturday, the last place in the last four would drop down to a net running rate.

What is next?

England Bring their tournament – and the kingdom of Josa Buttler as a white ball captain – near the semi -final chase South Africa in Karachi on Saturday.

India and New Zealand Then fight for the first place in the group and in the last group match in Dubai on Sunday.

Watch both live games on Cricket Sky Sports From 8.30, on the eve of the game starting at 9 o’clock UK.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 – Results and Node 🏏

Group A.

Group B.

Semifinals

• March 4: Semi -finals – A1 V B2 (Dubai)
• March 5: Semi -final 2 – A2 V B1 (Lahore)

Ultimate

• March 9: Finally (Lahore or Dubai)

Look at each match from the ICC 2025 trophy, to the finals, including the finals of March 9, live on Sky Sports, or Streak with now.