Rario D3 Cricket Strategy Game: 3 Player Cards you need to have for India vs England T20 World Cup 2022 Match

India will clash against England in the second semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2022 at Adelaide Oval on Thursday (November 10). India beat Zimbabwe by 71 runs to top the Super 12 Group 2 table with eight points from the five matches. India only defeat in this tournament came against South Africa and they managed to win four games, more than any team in the Super-12 round.

England secured a four-wicket win with just two balls remaining against Sri Lanka in their last Super 12 Group 1 fixture. With that win, they finished in the second position with seven points from five group-stage games. Apart from Sri Lanka, England also beat New Zealand and Afghanistan but suffered a shock defeat against Ireland in the Super 12 round. 

India have won four of their last five T20I games against England, including two this year. At Rario, users can win rewards by joining the contests at the D3 Cricket Strategy Game for this big World Cup clash. Rario users need only three players' cards, which are available on their Marketplace, to enter the contest and win prizes up to $150,000.

Pick One: KL Rahul, Moeen Ali, Arshdeep Singh

KL Rahul struggled for big knocks in the first three games in the tournament but made a sensational comeback with two back-to-back fifties in the last two games. He smashed 50 runs off 32 balls against Bangladesh and 51 runs off 31 balls against Zimbabwe. Moeen Ali has scored 38 runs from four innings and is yet to make a big impact with a ball in the tournament but can help you win maximum points with his all-round skills. Arshdeep Singh has been India's best bowler in this World Cup so far with 10 wickets from five games at an impressive economy rate of 7.83 so far.

Pick Two: Liam Livingstone, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Adil Rashid

Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been India's economically best bowler in this tournament with four wickets at an impressive economy rate of 5.40. He also won the player of the series when India won the three-match T20I series against England in July this year. Liam Livingstone smashed 29 runs off 21 balls against Afghanistan in the first game and scored crucial 20 runs off just 14 balls against New Zealand. But his best performance came against Ireland, where he took three wickets while conceding just 17 runs. Adil Rashid ranks eighth in the current ICC T20I bowlers chart and has taken one wicket at an economy rate of 6.56 in this tournament.