Bangladesh’s defeat means both they and Pakistan are officially knocked out of the Champions Trophy
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New Zealand, India through to Champions Trophy semi-finals
New Zealand’s five-wicket win over Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on Monday confirmed this; that means Bangladesh and hosts Pakistan are out of contention
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