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8th June - Group B - India v Sri Lanka

Who will win this match?


  • Total voters
    9

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
Before the start of the tournament, when I said that, most people were like "oh England, South Africa, Australia are so much better". Even HB didn't agree with me when I said India have one of the best bowling attacks in this tournament


When did I ever rate an Indian bowling line up? :p
 

mackembhoy

International Debutant
One thing I don't get is why a lot of British born Indians and Pakistani's don't support England

My heritage is Scottish and Irish
 

Black_Warrior

Cricketer Of The Year
Anderson would have hopefully retired by then.
It's next summer. Jimmeh is not retiring in a year's time is he? But then again, with an away Ashes this year..with memories of Bailey taking him for 28 runs, he just might
 

91Jmay

International Coach
One thing I don't get is why a lot of British born Indians and Pakistani's don't support England

My heritage is Scottish and Irish
Loads of people whose granddad once had a Guinness claim to be Irish as well. It is a natural human thing to associate with a more unique cultural identifier - especially when in the 70s/80s racism was so prevalent meaning Asian communities had to rally around each other. Kids are brought up in the same tradition.
 

Black_Warrior

Cricketer Of The Year
One thing I don't get is why a lot of British born Indians and Pakistani's don't support England

My heritage is Scottish and Irish
I think it has to do with how they get introduced to the game? I am sure most of these kids support England in football because they would have been introduced to it in school or the mainstream culture. Cricket - they would have been introduced to when their parents/uncles were watching/following.
 

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