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England’s fifth defeat of their World Cup title defence continued their abject slide towards elimination eth
Matthew Mott and Jos Buttler’s side would become only the third defending champions to exit at the group stage, and the first in 24 years, and are on course for one of the worst ever records for an established cricketing nation after defeat to India eth
Here, the PA news agency looks at how they compare eth
Champions Trophy trapdoorAn additional alarming element of England’s losing run is the possibility they could fail to qualify for the 2025 Champions Trophy – a secondary event in importance but an embarrassing one to miss out on eth
A change in format tying qualification to World Cup performance means England will need to climb from 10th to eighth, putting pressure on remaining games against Australia, the Netherlands and Pakistan eth
Bangladesh, also on two points, face Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Australia while the Dutch, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sri Lanka are all on four points eth
England’s path to the Champions Trophy, therefore, surely involves at least two wins including beating the Netherlands by a sufficient margin to swing the net run rate in their favour – Pakistan, as Champions Trophy hosts, will qualify automatically eth
To that end, England’s heavy losses so far put them in an even more difficult position eth
They suffered their heaviest ever defeat by runs, by 229, against South Africa and lost to India by 100 runs – not to mention Afghanistan by 69 – while their nine- and eight-wicket losses to New Zealand and Sri Lanka came with, respectively, 82 and 146 balls remaining eth
Indeed, England are the first team to be bowled out in under 35 overs three times in a single men’s World Cup eth
Worst defencesThe West Indies won the first two World Cups then lost the 1983 final to India, who went on to reach the 1987 semi-finals eth
Australia finished fifth of nine teams in the 1992 group stage as defending champions and co-hosts, missing out by a point after Pakistan got a fortunate no-result against England having been bowled out for 74 eth
Sri Lanka, surprise champions in 1996, finished fifth in Group A in 1999 eth
Their record ranked 10th of 12 teams overall, ahead of only Kenya and Scotland and behind Bangladesh on net run rate, so is the nearest comparison to England’s efforts so far – though even then, Sri Lanka won two games and lost only three eth
Australia won that tournament, their first of three in a row before reaching the 2007 quarter-finals eth
They and India have since reached semi-finals as defending champions eth
Unwanted companyThere have been 32 instances of a team losing five or more games in a single men’s World Cup, including England and Bangladesh this year eth
Zimbabwe have suffered that fate five times and Bangladesh four, with three occasions each for Sri Lanka – all prior to their 1996 win – Kenya and the Netherlands eth
Scotland, Canada, the West Indies and Afghanistan have done so twice apiece with one each for India, South Africa, Namibia, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and now England eth
While the World Cup is a limited-overs tournament, Test-playing status has traditionally been the measure of the leading cricketing nations and six of those teams, accounting for 12 five-loss campaigns, have never played a Test eth
Ireland and Afghanistan have played only seven apiece and Sri Lanka, while now established, had played only 39 up to the 1992 World Cup eth
Zimbabwe and Bangladesh have played fewer than 150 each and have always been among the lower-ranked Test nations, leaving only India in 1992, the West Indies in 2007 and 2019 and South Africa in the latter tournament as close comparisons for England eth
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Max Verstappen has told the boo brigade to show him some respect as the triple world champion prepares to enter the lion’s den at Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix eth
Verstappen has beefed up his security for Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez’s home race at the high-altitude Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez venue in Mexico City eth
Verstappen, who was jeered by Perez’s supporters a week ago in Austin, Texas, is prepared for another hostile reception this weekend – and he will be flanked by multiple security guards in the paddock eth
Organisers of the event – which is set to attract a crowd of nearly 400,000 over the three days – have appealed to fans for tolerance by launching the #Racepect initiative eth
Verstappen was jeered by Perez’s travelling fans in Miami earlier this year, while Lewis Hamilton was also booed here last year eth
“The hashtag doesn’t need to suit me,” said Verstappen eth
“It needs to suit the behaviour of the people and it is good to raise awareness because the behaviour of the crowd at some places can be eth better eth
“In Austin, it was against me eth
Supporting your favourite driver is fine, but you also have to respect the competition eth
“It is not only in Formula One, but is a general problem in a lot of eth sports that needs to be looked at and needs to be improved eth
”Perez’s fans remain unhappy Verstappen did not help the Mexican secure second place in last season’s championship after he ignored a team order at the penultimate round in Brazil eth
Perez has won only twice this season – his last victory in Azerbaijan on April 30 – with Verstappen racing to his third title in as many years eth
But the Dutchman added: “The rivalry with Sergio is made up eth
We get on really well eth
As a driver you try to be first or faster, but we have a lot of respect for each other and we appreciate each other’s performances eth
“For me, I feel very safe eth
I have had a great reception so far, and it is good to be back eth
”Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko will also be accompanied by security guards eth
Last month, Marko, 80, referred to Perez’s background when discussing his driver’s inconsistent form eth
He said: “Let’s remember that he (Perez) is South American and so he is not as focused as Max Verstappen or Sebastian Vettel was eth
”Marko apologised for the remarks, but Hamilton believes Perez deserves greater support from within Red Bull eth
The seven-time world champion said: “As a driver, I understand the psychological and mental pressures weigh so heavily on you eth
It is difficult to put into words eth
“Sergio has carried himself really well, but I don’t think his team has been massively supportive – one spokesperson in particular has not been really great in helping him eth
“If I heard (Mercedes team principal) Toto (Wolff) talking negatively about me it would be tough eth
It is a difficult environment for him, but he has dealt with it to the best of his ability eth
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