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About 4,000 miles or about 6,500 kilometres
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How far was the route between Africa and the west indies?
It is 4,230 miles miles from London to Puerto Rico, which is located in the West Indies (Caribbean).
How many cricket world cups have taken place so far?
year winner runner-up 2011 India Sri Lanka 2007 Australia Sri Lanka 2003 Australia India 1999 Australia Pakistan 1996 Sri Lanka Australia 1992 Pakistan England 1987 Australia England 1983 India West Indies 1979 West Indies Australia 1975 West Indies Australia
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far
Which team was all out for 99 in an odi?
So far three team have done this... Zimbabwe against West Indies in Hyderabad. Sri Lanka against England in Perth. Zimbabwe against Pakistan in Kingston
Is England in China?
No it is not because China is far away from England
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The city of Worcester is located in the West Midlands of England. About 26 miles south of Birmingham. Not far away from the centre of England. Famed for it's porcelain production, and the production of Worcestershire sauce.
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500000km
How many t20 world cup done?
Till date three T20 world cups have been played so far. First one was won by India, second was won by Pakistan and third by england.
How far away is the Irish sea from England?
It depends on which part of England you are talking about
How far is Bristol England from London England?
110 miles taking M4 to The WEST.
What is an island in West Indies beginning with cu?
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Why is the sea route between Africa and the west indies called the blood passage?
The trade route from Africa to the West Indies is called the 'blood passage' because slaves were picked up in Africa and taken to the West Indies. Slavers used to pick up far too many slaves for their ships to hold and so many died on the journey or were thrown overboard.
