England all-rounder Chris Jordan said the anger the team feels at their early World Cup exit will fuel the side in their final pool match against Afghanistan in Sydney on Friday. Monday?s 15-run loss to Bangladesh in Adelaide meant England were ** longer able to qualify for the quarter-finals. It also meant that, for the first time in the tournament?s 40-year history, England had failed to beat a single Test nation with their lone win of the tournament so far coming against Scotland.
03-29-2015, 07:04 PM
England's Chris Jordan determined to end #CWC15 with victory
England all-rounder Chris Jordan said the anger the team feels at their early World Cup exit will fuel the side in their final pool match against Afghanistan in Sydney on Friday. Monday?s 15-run loss to Bangladesh in Adelaide meant England were ** longer able to qualify for the quarter-finals. It also meant that, for the first time in the tournament?s 40-year history, England had failed to beat a single Test nation with their lone win of the tournament so far coming against Scotland.
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