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Sports Tonight: Analysts Discuss Ongoing Cricket World Cup

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Australia posted a World Cup record total of 417-6 as they beat Afghanistan by 275 runs - the biggest winning margin in the tournament's history. That got the attention of the crew as they looked at the possibility of history books being written soon

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