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Post by Panda on Mar 6, 2015 14:57:44 GMT 1
POOL B: West Indies 182 all out (44.2 overs) (Holder 57; Shami 3-35) India 185-6 (39.1 overs) (Dhoni 45*; Taylor 2-33) India win by 4 wickets Table: 1. India 4-8 (2.25) 2. South Africa 4-6 (1.95) 3. Pakistan 4-4 (-0.38) 4. West Indies 5-4 (-0.51) -------------------------------------- 5. Ireland 3-4 (-1.14) 6. Zimbabwe 4-2 (-0.72) 7. UAE 4-0 (-1.69) Team batting first 15-12 Team batting second Team winning toss 15-12 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England) Quarter-final line-up as things stand: New Zealand v West Indies South Africa v Australia Sri Lanka v Pakistan India v Bangladesh
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Post by Panda on Mar 7, 2015 12:52:10 GMT 1
POOL B: Pakistan 222 all out (46.4 overs) (Misbah-ul-Haq 56; Steyn 3-30) South Africa 202 all out (33.3 overs) (de Villiers 77; Rahat Ali 3-40) Pakistan win by 29 runs (D/L) (South Africa set a target of 232 from 47 overs) Ireland 331-8 (50 overs) (Joyce 112, Balbirnie 97; Chatara 3-61) Zimbabwe 326 all out (49.3 overs) (Taylor 121, Williams 96; Cusack 4-32) Ireland win by 5 runs Table: 1. India 4-8 (2.25) 2. South Africa 5-6 (1.46) 3. Pakistan 5-6 (-0.19) 4. Ireland 4-6 (-0.82) ------------------------------ 5. West Indies 5-4 (-0.51) 6. Zimbabwe 5-2 (-0.60) 7. UAE 4-0 (-1.69) Team batting first 17-12 Team batting second Team winning toss 15-14 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England) Quarter-final line-up as things stand: New Zealand v Ireland South Africa v Australia Sri Lanka v Pakistan India v Bangladesh
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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2015 13:03:11 GMT 1
YES !!! Third win for Ireland. New Zealand seems as a main huge favourite of all tournament. Good luck for England too.
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Post by Panda on Mar 7, 2015 13:07:58 GMT 1
I wouldn't say New Zealand is a huge favourite, even though they beat Australia but they've been the best team so far, along with India.
Another great result for Ireland. About time they had test status. Bangladesh got it on the back of achieving far, far less than Ireland have, but friends in high places and all that...
Huge game for England against Bangladesh. Lose and it's all over. Win and they still have a chance of scraping through the group and getting annihilated by India in the quarters.
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Post by suedehead on Mar 7, 2015 13:29:13 GMT 1
A very tight win for Ireland!
It would be good to see some local rivals for England, so an elevation to Test status for Ireland would be welcome.
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Post by o on Mar 7, 2015 14:52:41 GMT 1
Bloody darts made me miss the west indies v india game
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Post by Panda on Mar 7, 2015 20:57:07 GMT 1
If Ireland go through and England don't, does that make them European Champions?
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Post by Panda on Mar 7, 2015 20:58:11 GMT 1
Bloody darts made me miss the west indies v india game OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MICHAEL VAN GERWEN OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MICHAEL VAN GERWEN OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MICHAEL VAN GERWEN OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MICHAEL VAN GERWEN (x 100)
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Post by Panda on Mar 8, 2015 15:32:28 GMT 1
POOL A: Afghanistan 186 all out (47.4 overs) (N Zadran 56, Shenwari 54; Vettori 4-18) New Zealand 188-4 (36.1 overs) (Guptill 57; Nabi 1-39) New Zealand win by 6 wickets Australia 376-9 (50 overs) (Maxwell 102, Smith 72, Clarke 68, Watson 67; Malinga 2-59) Sri Lanka 312-9 (46.2 overs) (Sangakkara 104, Dilshan 62, Chandimal 52*; Faulkner 3-48) Australia win by 64 runs Table: 1. New Zealand 5-10 (3.09) 2. Australia 5-7 (1.60) 3. Sri Lanka 5-6 (-0.15) 4. Bangladesh 4-5 (0.18) ------------------------------------- 5. England 4-2 (-1.20) 6. Afghanistan 5-2 (-1.88) 7. Scotland 4-0 (-1.42) Team batting first 18-13 Team batting second Team winning toss 16-15 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England) Quarter-final line-up as things stand: New Zealand v Ireland South Africa v Sri Lanka Australia v Pakistan India v Bangladesh
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Post by Panda on Mar 9, 2015 14:33:17 GMT 1
POOL A: Bangladesh 275-7 (50 overs) (Mahmudullah 103, Mushfiqur Rahim 89; Anderson 2-45) England 260 all out (48.3 overs) (Buttler 65, Bell 63; Rubel Hossain 4-53) Bangladesh win by 15 runs Table: 1. New Zealand 5-10 (3.09) 2. Australia 5-7 (1.60) 3. Bangladesh 5-7 (0.21) 4. Sri Lanka 5-6 (-0.15) ------------------------------------- 5. England 5-2 (1.00) 6. Afghanistan 5-2 (-1.88) 7. Scotland 4-0 (-1.42) Team batting first 19-13 Team batting second Team winning toss 16-16 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England) Quarter-final line-up as things stand: New Zealand v Ireland South Africa v Bangladesh Australia v Pakistan India v Sri Lanka Another pitiful display (Bell and Buttler apart) by Europe's second-best team means England's World Cup will end in the first round for the third time in the last five tournaments.
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Post by o on Mar 9, 2015 14:43:15 GMT 1
Saves us the humiliation that would have come in the quarter finals I suppose!
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Post by Shireblogger on Mar 9, 2015 16:30:02 GMT 1
Saves us the humiliation that would have come in the quarter finals I suppose! Is it possible to be humiliated any more than the current squad and management team have been ? Only 4 players have justified their inclusion in the squad during this tournament - Bell, Ali, Root and Buttler. Our bowling has been amateur, and our tactics are 10 years behind the times. The first step needs to be to sack Peter Moores. I don't care very much about ODIs, as I am a big Test cricket fan. But I do care about the England team being a joke, and there needs to be wholesale rebuilding after this debacle.
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Post by wonderwall on Mar 9, 2015 17:33:59 GMT 1
Helps if the best players available are included in the team kp for starters and cook should of never been odi captain in the first place.
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Post by Panda on Mar 9, 2015 18:14:47 GMT 1
our tactics are 10 years behind the times. Way more than 10... England's ODI game hasn't moved on since the 1992 World Cup. England still see 300 as a great score. The teams like Australia, India and South Africa see anything under 300 as a poor score.
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Post by rewardman on Mar 9, 2015 18:28:14 GMT 1
Don't really follow cricket as I once did. Being in the US doesn't help.
However, this is really a shocking display by England.
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Post by raliverpool on Mar 9, 2015 20:09:46 GMT 1
Don't really follow cricket as I once did. Being in the US doesn't help. However, this is really a shocking display by England. The thing is you are probably more clued up than the suits in the ECB wrecking the sport from within with their prehistoric the right school tie & university pedigree and being a company man is far more important than natural ability as far as getting selected for the the England XI applies. And this 50 overs lark and 20/20 nonsense is not proper cricket, where players who want to challenge themselves playing against the best in the world in the IPL in India in April in front of 45,000 people are regarded as traitors and turned into pariahs, when they should be turning out for their county in front of 23 people and two dogs on a rainy cold Tuesday morning in Northampton.... Anyway at least Captain Morgan has some good news:
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Post by Panda on Mar 10, 2015 14:27:43 GMT 1
POOL B: Ireland 259 all out (49 overs) (N O'Brien 75, Porterfield 67; Shami 3-41) India 260-2 (36.5 overs) (Dhawan 100, R Sharma 64; Thompson 2-45) India win by 8 wickets Table: 1. India 5-10 (2.16) 2. South Africa 5-6 (1.46) 3. Pakistan 5-6 (-0.19) 4. Ireland 5-6 (-1.01) ----------------------------- 5. West Indies 5-4 (-0.51) 6. Zimbabwe 5-2 (-0.60) 7. UAE 4-0 (-1.69) Team batting first 19-14 Team batting second Team winning toss 16-17 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2015 15:46:40 GMT 1
Sadly we didn't see England in the quarter-finals stage. English team is not worse than Bangladesh. Is Ireland 100 % qualified to quarter-final ?
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Post by Panda on Mar 10, 2015 15:56:13 GMT 1
Sadly we didn't see England in the quarter-finals stage. English team is not worse than Bangladesh. Is Ireland 100 % qualified to quarter-final ? It comes down to the final round of games. Ireland are definitely through if they beat Pakistan (or if there's a tie or a washout) but if they lose, the West Indies will overtake them with a win over the UAE.
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Post by Panda on Mar 11, 2015 15:01:01 GMT 1
POOL A: Sri Lanka 363-9 (50 overs) (Sangakkara 124, Dilshan 104; Davey 3-63) Scotland 215 all out (43.1 overs) (Coleman 70, Mommsen 60; Kulasekara 3-20) Sri Lanka win by 148 runs Table: 1. New Zealand 5-10 (3.09) 2. Sri Lanka 6-8 (0.37) 3. Australia 5-7 (1.60) 4. Bangladesh 5-7 (0.21) ----------------------------- 5. England 5-2 (-1.00) 6. Afghanistan 5-2 (-1.88) 7. Scotland 5-0 (-1.77) Team batting first 20-14 Team batting second Team winning toss 17-17 Team losing toss Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan) Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India) Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland) Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland) Highest individual score: 215 (Chris Gayle, West Indies v Zimbabwe) Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England) Top 3 run scorers: 496 - Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) 395 - Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) 333 - Shikhar Dhawan (India) Top 3 wicket takers: 14 - Josh Davey (Scotland) 13 - Trent Boult (New Zealand) 13 - Tim Southee (New Zealand) Quarter-final line-up as things stand: New Zealand v Ireland South Africa v Australia Sri Lanka v Pakistan India v Bangladesh
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