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Re: Michael Holding slams 'pathetic' West Indies - timmyj51 - 02-19-2015
Wispy deth kin teech how to kik duwn stumps....can he teech Rastas to kik round arse? ::yawn::
Re: Michael Holding slams 'pathetic' West Indies - mapoui - 02-19-2015
[quote author=The Captain link=topic=95901.msg620057#msg620057 date=1424354170]
bull who is Mikey to tell us what to do or how we perform
we are the Windies we do things our way and we good at it
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TONGUE IN CHEEKS!::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
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MIN' YUH BITE YUHSELF!
Re: Michael Holding slams 'pathetic' West Indies - mapoui - 02-19-2015
[quote author=timmyj51 link=topic=95901.msg620100#msg620100 date=1424362131]
Wispy deth kin teech how to kik duwn stumps....can he teech Rastas to kik round arse? ::yawn::
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hahahaha wat is dat....a puzzle to solve
JAVED MIANDAD: PAKISTAN MUST GET COMBINATION RIGHT - chairman - 02-19-2015
"I can't remember a weaker Pakistan side playing in any of the past ICC Cricket World Cups than the one at this tournament," says former captain
Re: JAVED MIANDAD: PAKISTAN MUST GET COMBINATION RIGHT - ketchim - 02-19-2015
same with West Indies : the WEAKLINGS match up on Saturday ...
The West Indies team, seeking to regroup - elcosteno - 02-19-2015
The West Indies group, looking to regroup taking after their opening round whipping because of minnows Ireland in the ICC Cricket World Cup, touched base in Christchurch yesterday for their second round conflict against Pakistan which will be played on Saturday, at Hagley Oval.
Skipper Jason Holder's side, shocked by a horrifying four-wicket misfortune to Ireland at Nelson, will be trying to resuscitate their battle when they tackle the Pakistanis. West Indies have been scrutinized in numerous quarters for Monday's thrashing to Ireland and must now win matches to keep alive their shots of securing a spot in the quarter-finals stage.
The Caribbean group fallen to 87 for five preceding Lendl Simmons (102) and Darren Sammy (89) guided them to a sum of 304 for seven against Ireland.
"The West Indies, I don't see how they could ever believe that a little more than 300 runs that they would simply naturally win," demanded previous quick bowler Michael Holding, an individual from the West Indies side that won the 1979 World Cup. "They can't underestimate things. You ought to have the capacity to think for yourself, 'alright we got a sensible score yet regardless we have a battle staring us in the face despite everything we need to go out there and perform".
West Indies will be resting today and will just resume preparing tomorrow at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch. They will likewise prepare on Friday in front of the critical conflict against Pakistan, who lost to the guarding World Cup champions India by 76 runs in their opening experience at the Adelaide Oval, in Australia.
Re: World cup favours batsmen - Gina145 - 02-19-2015
It won't be the same for every match. Variables like weather could have a say in how the pitches play.
So far we've seen a few matches in which batting was tough earlier on, then the pitch flattened out and the bowlers struggled. But Dunedin certainly favoured the bowlers:
Scotland 142 (36.2 overs)
New Zealand 146/7 (24.5 overs)
The Kiwis scoring rate may have been good, but at the rate they were losing wickets, they might have struggled to chase a slightly bigger target.
Re: Dwayne Bravo - Go Gyal Go - chairman - 02-19-2015
maybe bravo can take up singing
Re: Don’t write off Pakistan or the West Indies: Chappell - chairman - 02-20-2015
england was supposed to be in semifinals
Re: Don’t write off Pakistan or the West Indies: Chappell - Kwami - 02-20-2015
Pakistan lost the first game to India when they won the world cup down under