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Post by Panda on Jul 5, 2019 13:10:56 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Jul 5, 2019 14:33:56 GMT 1
Pakistan make 315-9. They have to bowl out Bangladesh for less than 8 to reach the semi-finals...
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 0:48:02 GMT 1
Match 43, Lord's: Pakistan 315-9 (50) Imam 100, Babar 96; Rahman 5-75 Bangladesh 221 all out (44.1) Al Hasan 64; Shaheen 6-35 Pakistan win by 94 runsMan of the Match: Shaheen Afridi Pakistan's mission impossible turned out to be just that as they failed to put enough runs on the board to give themselves even a tiny glimmer of hope of making the semi-finals. Shakib Al Hasan made yet another 50 for Bangladesh to become the first player to pass 600 runs for the tournament but he received little support from the rest of the team. Shaheen Afridi starred with the ball for Pakistan with 6 wickets as his side won comfortably to confirm a 5th place finish. If head-to-head had been used as the first tie breaker instead of wins and net run rate, Pakistan would be in the semi-finals.
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 0:50:06 GMT 1
Standings: 1. Australia (Q) 8-14 (7 wins) (1.000) 2. India (Q) 8-13 (6) (0.811) 3. England (Q) 9-12 (6) (1.152) 4. New Zealand (Q) 9-11 (5) (0.175) ------------------------------------- 5. Pakistan 9-11 (5) (-0.430) 6. Sri Lanka 8-8 (3) (-0.934) 7. Bangladesh 9-7 (3) (-0.410) 8. South Africa 8-5 (2) (-0.080) 9. West Indies 9-5 (2) (-0.225) 10. Afghanistan 9-0 (0) (-1.322)
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 22:14:23 GMT 1
Match 44, Headingley: Sri Lanka 264-7 (50) Mathews 113, Thirimanne 53; Bumrah 3-37 India 265-3 (43.3) Rahul 111, Rohit 103 India win by 7 wicketsMan of the Match: Rohit Sharma Sri Lanka recovered from an awful start to post a respectable score thanks to Angelo Mathews' hundred but India cruised to victory with Rohit Sharma and Rahul scoring centuries themselves. The win meant India would finish top of the table and meet New Zealand in the semi-finals if Australia lost to South Africa...
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 22:22:02 GMT 1
Match 45, Old Trafford: South Africa 325-6 (50) du Plessis 100, van der Dussen 95; Lyon 2-53, Starc 2-59 Australia 315 all out (49.5) Warner 122, Carey 85; Rabada 3-56 South Africa win by 10 runsMan of the Match: Faf du Plessis And Australia did lose. South Africa produced another fine performance once the pressure of actually trying to win the tournament had been lifted and set Australia 326. The Aussies looked like falling well short until Warner and Carey's late charge. Usman Khawaja even returned after retiring hurt earlier in the innings to try and get them home but only added 12 to his score. Australia will now face England in the semi-finals and may need to bring in reinforcements due to a growing injury list.
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 22:24:26 GMT 1
Final standings: 1. India (Q) 9-15 (7 wins) (0.809) 2. Australia (Q) 9-14 (7) (0.868) 3. England (Q) 9-12 (6) (1.152) 4. New Zealand (Q) 9-11 (5) (0.175) ------------------------------------- 5. Pakistan 9-11 (5) (-0.430) 6. Sri Lanka 9-8 (3) (-0.919) 7. South Africa 9-7 (3) (-0.030) 8. Bangladesh 9-7 (3) (-0.410) 9. West Indies 9-5 (2) (-0.225) 10. Afghanistan 9-0 (0) (-1.322)
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 22:27:38 GMT 1
Semi-finals: India v New Zealand Tuesday, Old Trafford Australia v England Thursday, Edgbaston A reserve day is set aside for both semi-finals and the final. If there is no result in either semi-final, the team that finished higher in the group stage advances to the final. If there is no result in the final, both teams are declared co-champions. If any of the remaining games finish as a tie, they will be decided by a super-over.
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Post by wonderwall on Jul 6, 2019 22:28:37 GMT 1
No result in the final that is ridiculous
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 22:44:31 GMT 1
Top run scorers: 1. Rohit Sharma 647 (8 innings) 2. David Warner 638 (9) 3. Shakib Al Hasan 606 (8) 4. Aaron Finch 507 (9) 5. Joe Root 500 (9) 6. Kane Williamson 481 (7) 7. Babar Azam 474 (8) 8. Jonny Bairstow 462 (9) 9. Virat Kohli 441 (8) 10. Faf du Plessis 387 (8) 11. Ben Stokes 381 (9) 12. Nicholas Pooran 367 (8) 13. Mushfiqur Rahim 367 (8) 14. KL Rahul 359 (8) 15. Jason Roy 341 (5) 16. Alex Carey 329 (8) 17. Eoin Morgan 317 (8) 18. Usman Khawaja 316 (9) 19. Rassie van der Dussen 310 (6) 20. Imam-ul-Haq 305 (8) ---------------------------- 24. Kusal Perera 273 (7) 26. Rahmat Shah 258 (9) 28. Jos Buttler 253 (8) Top wicket takers: 1. Mitchell Starc 26 2. Mustafizur Rahman 20 3. Jasprit Bumrah 17 3. Jofra Archer 17 3. Mohammad Amir 17 3. Lockie Ferguson 17 7. Shaheen Afridi 16 7. Mark Wood 16 9. Trent Boult 15 10. Mohammed Shami 14 11. Pat Cummins 13 11. Chris Morris 13 11. Mohammad Saifuddin 13 14. Sheldon Cottrell 12 14. Lasith Malinga 12 16. Imran Tahir 11 16. Jimmy Neesham 11 16. Kagiso Rabada 11 16. Shakib Al Hasan 11 16. Andile Phehlukwayo 11 16. Yuzvendra Chahal 11 16. Wahab Riaz 11 23. Mohammad Nabi 10 23. Chris Woakes 10 23. Matt Henry 10
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Post by o on Jul 6, 2019 22:46:59 GMT 1
It is looking a bit showery up here next week, not sure about Manchester and Birmingham, but it could affect the games...
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Post by Panda on Jul 6, 2019 23:02:39 GMT 1
Highest individual scores: 1. David Warner 166 v Bangladesh 2. Jason Roy 153 v Bangladesh 2. Aaron Finch 153 v Sri Lanka 4. Eoin Morgan 148 v Afghanistan 4. Kane Williamson 148 v West Indies 6. Rohit Sharma 140 v Pakistan 7. Shakib Al Hasan 124* v West Indies 8. Rohit Sharma 122* v South Africa 8. David Warner 122 v South Africa 10. Shakib Al Hasan 121 v England ------------------------ 11. Nicholas Pooran 118 v Sri Lanka 13. Angelo Mathews 113 v India 26. Babar Azam 101* v New Zealand 29. Faf du Plessis 100 v Australia 49. Ikram Ali Khil 86 v West Indies Most sixes: 1. Eoin Morgan 22 2. Aaron Finch 18 3. Rohit Sharma 14 4. Chris Gayle 12 5. Jonny Bairstow 11 6. Rassie van der Dussen 10 6. Nicholas Pooran 10 8. Ben Stokes 9 9. Carlos Brathwaite 8 9. Jason Holder 8 9. Jos Buttler 8 9. David Warner 8 Best bowling figures: 1. Shaheen Afridi 6-35 v Bangladesh 2. Mitchell Starc 5-26 v New Zealand 3. Shakib Al Hasan 5-29 v Afghanistan 4. Mohammad Amir 5-30 v Australia 5. Jimmy Neesham 5-31 v Afghanistan 6. Jason Behrendorff 5-44 v England 7. Mitchell Starc 5-46 v West Indies 8. Mustafizur Rahman 5-59 v India 9. Mohammed Shami 5-69 v England 10. Mustafizur Rahman 5-75 v Pakistan Most dot balls: 1. Jofra Archer 300 2. Pat Cummins 295 3. Mitchell Starc 288 4. Trent Boult 284 5. Kagiso Rabada 273 6. Jasprit Bumrah 263 7. Mohammad Amir 242 8. Lockie Ferguson 230 9. Chris Woakes 226 10. Mohammad Nabi 223
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Post by Panda on Jul 7, 2019 22:32:01 GMT 1
Embarrassing batting performance from England in the Women's Ashes today. All out for 75 with some truly awful shots played. 11 people dragged in off the street would've performed better.
Australia 6-0 up after the 3 ODIs. England have to win all the remanining games to win the Ashes.
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Post by Panda on Jul 9, 2019 20:14:13 GMT 1
New Zealand reached 211-5 in the 47th over before rain intervened in the 1st semi-final. They will resume from that point tomorrow with the match still 50 overs per side. If it can't be completed tomorrow, India will go through to the final.
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Post by Panda on Jul 10, 2019 13:18:41 GMT 1
India in HUGE trouble!
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Post by Panda on Jul 10, 2019 15:05:08 GMT 1
Semi-final 1, Old Trafford: New Zealand 239-8 (50) Taylor 74, Williamson 67; Kumar 3-43 India 221 all out (49.3) Jadeja 77, Dhoni 50; Henry 3-37 New Zealand win by 18 runsMan of the Match: Matt Henry Resuming on 211-5 after another disappointing batting performance yesterday, New Zealand set India 240. Defending a modest total, New Zealand's bowlers made a stunning start, reducing India to 5-3, with Rohit Sharma, Kohli and Rahul all falling for 1. At 92-6 it looked all over but Dhoni and Jadeja put on 116 for the 7th wicket to give India hope, but the latter's departure left the pedestrian Dhoni with too much to do and New Zealand wrapped up victory in the final over of what will go down as a classic match. If England beat Australia, the final will feature two teams who have never won the World Cup. The last time that happened was 1992, when Pakistan beat England.
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Post by Panda on Jul 11, 2019 10:42:56 GMT 1
Australia win the toss and are batting first and automatically become favourites... But Jofra Archer gets Aaron Finch first ball! And now Warner is gone!! Australia 10-2!
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Post by Panda on Jul 11, 2019 10:46:56 GMT 1
Handscomb survives by the skin of his teeth after being given not out lbw first ball! England reviewed but it was 'Umpire's Call'. Australia seriously rattled.
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Post by Panda on Jul 11, 2019 10:59:00 GMT 1
Woakes bowls Handscomb!! 14-3!!
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Post by Panda on Jul 11, 2019 12:37:24 GMT 1
Australia recovering but suddenly lose 2 quick wickets! 118-5 after 28 overs.
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