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Harry Brook's swift and undefeated 47 propelled England to a 41-run triumph over Namibia in a rain-affected, reduced-overs encounter in Antigua on Saturday. This result placed the defending champions on the verge of advancing to the T20 World Cup knockout stage, despite previously facing the risk of elimination. After a three-hour delay due to inclement weather, conditions improved, and a target of 11 overs per side was established. However, another rain interruption further reduced the match to 10 overs each. Source: T20 WC: England beat Namibia to move on the verge of Super 8s
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