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Australia drops to 6th position, lowest in 34-year in ICC ODI rankings
Melbourne, June 18 (CRICKETNMORE) Australia slipped to a 34-year low, dropping to the sixth position on the ICC's latest ODI rankings table after losing the opening two fixtures of the ongoing five-match rubber against England.
The Kangaroos will need to win at least one of the three remaining games in the series to climb back above Pakistan to fifth.
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