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This example displays a preview of cricket T20 match data, summarizing the loaded CSV file’s size, row count, and column count before rendering the first ten rows in a styled HTML table. Using D3.js v7, the code fetches the dataset via `d3.csv`, dynamically builds the table header and body with `selectAll` and `join`, and applies custom CSS for zebra striping, hover effects, and a sticky gradient header. The table presents the raw data as text without additional visualization.

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