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'To me! To you!' - England's comical fielding error

'To me! To you!' - England's comical fielding error
BBC Sport Tuesday 07 July 2026, 20:27 UTC 1 min read
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Sam Curran and Jos Buttler watch the ball drop between them after a comical fielding mix-up during England's victory over India in the third T20.

Sam Curran and Jos Buttler watch the ball drop between them after a comical fielding mix-up during England's victory over India in the third T20.
England (LOCATION) Sam Curran (PERSON) Jos Buttler (PERSON) India (LOCATION)
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