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For first time in their history! India register massive unwanted record with third T20I loss to England
India have hit a record low in their new T20 cycle as the two-time reigning champions suffered another loss on their UK tour. The Men in Blue were shot down for just 76 in the third T20I against England during their 202-run chase at Trent Bridge. The visitors suffered a huge 125-run defeat and fell 2-0 behind the Three Lions in the five-match series. This compounded India’s troubles in the UK as they have now gone winless for five straight matches for the first ever time.
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