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Late Harry Brook charge not enough as England fall to narrow defeat against South Africa at T20 World Cup

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Harry Brook narrowly failed to get England out of jail against South Africa as the defending champions blinked with a semi-final spot at the T20 World Cup within their grasp.

Having restricted the Proteas to 163 for six in St Lucia, England looked to be on the way to a second Super 8s win in three days - and a place in the final four - but slipped to a seven-run defeat.

The top order completely mis-read the assignment, labouring to 60 for three off 10 overs,

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