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    WWT20: Heavy rainfall forces abandonment of St. Lucia opener

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    November 10, 2018
    WWT20: Heavy rainfall forces abandonment of St. Lucia opener
    A general view of the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground during the ICC Women's World T20 2018 match between England and Sri Lanka at Darren Sammy Cricket Ground on November 10, 2018 in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia. (Photo: ICC)
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    England and Sri Lanka took a point apiece from their opening match at the Women’s World T20, after heavy rain in St. Lucia forced the abandonment of the first match at the Daren Sammy Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

    While the opening day of the tournament went smoothly, with three games completed in Guyana, the weather in St. Lucia has been less hospitable. The teams arrived at the ground with the covers on, and they never looked like moving, the washout confirmed around the time the first ball was due to be bowled.

    The result does neither team many favours, though England are seeded higher in Group A. They are due to play Bangladesh on Monday afternoon, with South Africa v Sri Lanka scheduled for the evening.

    West Indies top Group A after winning their first match, against Bangladesh in Providence, by 60 runs on Friday. (ESPNCricinfo)

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