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Bazza said:What you don't think we could have chased 150 against Pakistan? I do.
Batting first, Pakistan would have got more. And under lights against Wasim, Waqar and Shoaib, few teams would get much.
Bazza said:What you don't think we could have chased 150 against Pakistan? I do.
I think 150 would have been easy to get on day time, but under light with such difficult conditions England would have lost the match to Pak.Bazza said:What you don't think we could have chased 150 against Pakistan? I do.
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It would be rather odd if they didn't...Choora said:England should just go out for a victory tomorrow!
In which case, England would qualify because Pakistan and Zimbabwe would be thrown out for match fixing, the tournament would become a farce as would cricket in general.Choora said:If England do lose to Australia tomorrow, then 1 team in Zimbabwe and Pakistan should let the other team win the battle b/w them convincingly, what would be the point in winning the match by narrow margin and thereby depriving both teams from passing on to super six stage??
As if you haven;t done enough damage already with that little...ohhh!! :!(Choora said:I see, interesting stats there.It means that pakistan have no chance or a minimal one .
I hope Zimb beat them and goes to the SS
Gotchya said:As if you haven;t done enough damage already with that little...ohhh!! :!(
Ofcourse, but high chances that we're out of it.Choora said:Alot depends on the outcome of tomorrow's match, if Australia beats England by a big margin (like say 70-80 runs) then Pakistan might have a chance.
I dont know. What I do know is that its criminal to leave him out. His strike rate and his average are better then those of Warne, he is nearing 300 wickets in ODi's yet he misses out. On a pitch that's very flat and has bounce.Rik said:One thing I can't understand is why Pakistan are leaving out Saqlain.
Afridi especially is an absolute waste. He is a slogger for whom the bat meets the ball once every 15 matches or so and he is a very ordinary leg break bowler. One good thing about him is his fielding and catching and he goofed up on that big time today dropping Tendulkar. Saqlain also has always played very well against India, something which can't be said of too many spinners.Rik said:One thing I can't understand is why Pakistan are leaving out Saqlain. It was proven during their short tour of England 2 years ago that you do not leave him out. They lost the 1st Test by miles then won the 2nd after Saqlain took 4-80 on a dead pitch. And viola! What's happened here? The crunch matches they leave him out of they loose and his replacement (Afridi or Razzak) does bugger all...