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2015 World Cup - Day 24 - Eng v Ban

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  • #32
    Mallagio
    Closed Accounts Posts: 498 ✭✭Mallagio


    Sparks43 wrote: »
    Not yet could still see England getting out of this

    This pairing doing well is the only way though imo


  • #33
    ninebeanrows
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    If England lose this and Ireland make the quarters it could be a turning point for Irish cricket


  • #34
    Lovely Bloke
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    Weathercheck wrote: »
    If England lose this and Ireland make the quarters it could be a turning point for Irish cricket

    it won't be.


  • #35
    Sparks43
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    Weathercheck wrote: »
    If England lose this and Ireland make the quarters it could be a turning point for Irish cricket


    Yeah English players might start declaring for us :pac:


  • #36
    Brian017
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    Weathercheck wrote: »
    If England lose this and Ireland make the quarters it could be a turning point for Irish cricket

    Why would the performance of England be a turning point for Irish Cricket? Surely Ireland's performances and making the QFs of their own accord should be enough of a turning point


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  • #37
    BarryD
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    Bangladesh have done really well in that powerplay to limit the boundaries - the pressure mounting on these lads to start hitting.


  • #38
    lambayire
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    Incredible how a simple push to long on/off is now almost always a comfortable 2.


  • #39
    endabob1
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    RR still under 10 an over, if Buttler stays in they will do it


  • #40
    pajor
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    Last 3 overs got 11, 11 and 8 runs. If they manage to keep that up they'll do it.


  • #41
    Lovely Bloke
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    then a 13.


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  • #42
    ninebeanrows
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    Yea, bang need to get it down to Eng needed 13 on last over


  • #43
    Pudsy33
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    Butler gone!


  • #44
    Rikand
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    Edged him!


  • #45
    endabob1
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    and just when it looked like it was over and done, Buttler gone and we have a squeaky bum finish on our hands :-)


  • #46
    Pudsy33
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    What's the rule on this?


  • #47
    Al_Coholic
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    hes out??? bat in the air??


  • #48
    Welruc
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    Hard to call this one


  • #49
    pajor
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    endabob1 wrote: »
    and just when it looked like it was over and done, Buttler gone and we have a squeaky bum finish on our hands :-)

    Squeaky bum time is right.


  • #50
    Al_Coholic
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    so unlucky


  • #51
    Rikand
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    And out!


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  • #52
    Rikand
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    very unlucky. made his ground, but couldnt keep the bat down :(


  • #53
    Guy:Incognito
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    What way did they sort those before technology? Give the batsman the benefit I assume? No way to accurately call that in real time.


  • #54
    Lovely Bloke
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    Guy:Incognito wrote: »
    What way did they sort those before technology? Give the batsman the benefit I assume? No way to accurately call that in real time.

    Umpire either gave it or didn't.


  • #55
    Pudsy33
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    Atta boy Stuart, that's courageous


  • #56
    Lovely Bloke
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    big, big six.


  • #57
    Rikand
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    And a 6 - no more bouncers to broad ;)


  • #58
    byronbay2
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    Broad is a handy man for England to have in this situation - he can score some quick runs!


  • #59
    Lovely Bloke
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    Bangladesh rattled here.


  • #60
    TheDoctor
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    He's dropped the world cup!


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  • #61
    lambayire
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    I'd award a free hit for the beamer height no-ball.

    What an awful drop!!


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