World Cup Daily: South Africa thrash New Zealand and Mark Wood on England's woes

Test Match Special

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Sports, News, Cricket, Sports News

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🗓️ 1 November 2023

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Henry Moeran presents reaction from South Africa's huge win over New Zealand in Pune. You'll hear the thoughts of World Cup winner Alex Hartley and former England captain Michael Vaughan. There's also the thoughts of England bowler Mark Wood on the current mood of the camp after a disastrous tournament so far, and Michael gives a frank assessment on what has gone wrong.

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1:00.2	Hello, I'm Henry Moran in Pune and welcome along to another episode of The World Cup Daily
1:05.5	Podcasts from Test Match Special. On a day where South Africa made yet another big statement
1:10.4	this time against New Zealand.
1:12.4	There's all the reaction to come from a crushing 190-run win.
1:16.2	It also here from Mark Wood on England's issues.
1:18.6	Whilst the thoughts are formerly kept in Michael Vaughan,
1:21.4	ahead of the big clash against Australia in our Metabad on Saturday.
1:25.6	The Test Match Special Podcasts at the Cricket World Cup
1:29.6	Hear Every Bull, Every Boundary and Every Wicked
1:33.9	Live on the BBC.
1:35.9	So here in Pune, victory for South Africa by 190 runs against New Zealand, New Zealand,
1:42.4	asking South Africa to bat first a decision that did not pay off.
1:46.2	South Africa, 357 for four from their 50 overs with Quintan Decox, scoring his 400 of this
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