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**Official** Group D Discussion - Pakistan, New Zealand, Bangladesh
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5th Match, Group D - Bangladesh v New Zealand Pallekele International Cricket Stadium Sun Sep 23 9th Match, Group D - New Zealand v Pakistan Pallekele International Cricket Stadium Tue Sep 25 12th Match, Group D - Bangladesh v Pakistan Pallekele International Cricket Stadium
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Preparing for ignominious defeat to Bangladesh, before Pakistan miraculously forget how to play cricket-ball and we beat them. They go on to beat Bangladesh convincingly and NZ & Pakistan advance.
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Group D summary:
Match 1 The inconsistent dark horses take on the unpredictable charcoal horses!! Will the underhorse rise above the other underhorse?!! Match 2 The mercurial night-coloured horses of the competition are tested by the capricious dark horses!! Who will win this battle for equine supremacy?!! Match 3 The charcoal and night-coloured horses jockey for position coming into the final lap!! Who will surprise us all?!! |
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Final Group Standings :
1.Pakistan 2.Bangladesh 3.New Zealand Expect Pakistan to run through the group fairly comfortably,while Bangladesh will own New Zealand to come 2nd. Last edited by salman85; 16-09-2012 at 08:47 AM. |
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If New Zealand get out of their group (50/50) they'll make the semis again bcos of easy super 8s - always too good for Windies and Poms (both are NZ's bunnies) in big tournaments regardless of lead-in form
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Soooo, it sounds like New Zealand's lineup for the first match will be:
Franklin Guptill McCullum Taylor Nicol Watling Oram Vettori NcCullum Mills Southee/Milne (if Southee isn't fit) Well, if the ball swings we should have a chance against Bangladesh. |
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Interesting move if they do open with Franklin - didn't he do that in the IPL? Had good strikers at the other end though.
Apparently Nicol and Southee scoring the wrong sort of runs so quite possible they'll both miss the opener v Bangas. Would mean Milne and Williamson likely play, which is not any better or worse. Our bowling should be ok vs Bangas but can see our batsman struggling. |
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![]() McCullum has been passed fit to keep wicket, so I don't see any point in playing Watling ahead of Williamson. |
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T20 World Cup | Martin Guptill plays straight bat... | Stuff.co.nz
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I don't see much point in playing Nicol if he isn't going to open. To me, he's a boundary hitter on the 2 out of 5 times he will come off. Doesn't look to me to be one to rotate the strike during the middle overs, even if it is just Twenty20.
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