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Thread: 2015 Cricket World Cup
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4th March 2015, 14:06 #31Senior Member
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Just when the possibility of threatening Sharma's record score was there for the taking, Warner gets knocked off and doesn't even break Australia's record one day score. Loser!
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5th March 2015, 00:29 #32Senior Member
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Warner is all class. Did you see the start of the after match press conference? What an absolute tosser!
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9th March 2015, 13:30 #33Senior Member
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I hope this loss from England leads to an overhaul, which then leads to a stronger team.
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9th March 2015, 15:15 #34Senior Member
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KP and his media brigade read Piers Morgan will be on full steam now.
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It's funny seeing England lose in Football and Cricket.Kimi :beer: Motorcycle racing :up:
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9th March 2015, 19:51 #35Senior Member
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I am proudly English by birth, but I have to say I punched the air when Anderson again showed us his batting prowess. Well done Banga!
Probable 1/4 finals
A1/B4. New Zealand v West Indies (or Ireland)
A2/B3. Australia vs Pakistan (or South Africa)
A3/B2. Sri Lanka vs South Africa (or Pakistan)
A4/B1. Bangladesh vs India
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11th March 2015, 07:20 #36Senior Member
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I think Ireland should go ahead of Windies. Either way , India qualifying for the quarters at the top of the group is overachieving considering how much they sucked at the Australian Tour
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Yes its the ultimate peak at the right time from India.
Blimey they were losing to England in the warm ups.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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11th March 2015, 13:50 #38Senior Member
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It seems there was a lot of sand in that bag. Originally Posted by harsha
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11th March 2015, 19:52 #39Senior Member
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Not really. 15 months ago they came to NZ and got absolutely demolished. They have a history of touring badly and failing off the sub continent, then hitting form at the world cup. It seems to be an attitude thing with them. It will be interesting if they make the semi against Australia (or South Africa). If it is Aus in Aus I can see India falling short. Originally Posted by journeyman racer
Even more impressive than India's turn around is that of Sri Lanka.
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11th March 2015, 21:29 #40Senior Member
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Sangakkara has been amazing, and as he is heading for retirement too.
Is that 4 consecutive hundreds?I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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