England, Sri Lanka and Harry Brook — coverage from 3 publishers
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| Publisher | Headline | Summary | Published | Detected | Delay | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sky Sports | Sri Lanka chase down 430 to stun England after Brook makes ODI history |
Sri Lanka produced the second-highest successful chase in ODI history to complete an extraordinary two-wicket win over England in their high-scoring tri-series clash. |
0m | skysports.com | First | ||
| The Independent Sport | Sri Lanka stun England with second highest ever run chase in ODI tri-series |
Pavan Rathnayake hit 130 and propelled Sri Lanka to 430-8 with one ball remaining in the match in Rawalpindi |
12m | independent.co.uk | Follow-up | ||
| The Guardian Sport | Sri Lanka stun England with second-highest ODI chase despite Brook’s 202 |
Liyanage hits six for win with one ball to spareEngland captain’s record innings not enoughHarry Brook pulverised his way to the fastest double hundred in ODI history and it still was not enough for E |
13m | theguardian.com | Latest Page headline |
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Coverage analysis
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- Confrontation 1 of 3 reports
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- Sky Sports more conflict framing than the other reports here
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