Australia bounce back to crush England

CAPE TOWN, Sept 14, 2007 (AFP) - Australia bounced back from the embarrassment of defeat against Zimbabwe to crush England by eight wickets in a World Twenty20 match at Newlands on Friday.
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Flintoff and Owais Shah both hit sixes off off-spinner Andrew Symonds in the space of three balls but both fell in quick succession to Johnson and Stuart Clark.

Needing a win to advance past the group stage Australia produced an emphatic performance, bowling out England for 135 and then racing to victory in 14.5 overs.

"We showed a lot of character," said Australian captain Ricky Ponting.
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"We were excellent today. We bowled well, the fielding was sharp and we showed more intensity."

Ponting laughed off pre-match comments by England's Kevin Pietersen that England had a chance to humiliate Australia by knocking them out of the tournament.

"Comments don't mean anything if you can't back them up," said Ponting.
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Left-arm pace bowlers Nathan Bracken and Mitch Johnson took three wickets each as Australia kept a tight clamp on the England batsmen.

Australian opening batsmen Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden, w

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