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England’s defence of the Cricket World Cup was placed in dire straits with the holders reduced to 85-5 through 17 overs against Sri Lanka.
The veteran all-rounder, who was called up to replace the injured Matheesha Pathirana after initially being left out of the 15-man squad, is appearing in his fourth World Cup. Mathews then ran out Joe Root before the English also lost the wickets of Jonny Bairstow and captain Jos Buttler in quick succession.
But Livingstone’s review of an LBW called out on the field was unsuccessful with the wicket impact declared umpire’s call, just clipping the bails over the top, leaving them 85-5.
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