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  1. 01-06-2008, 09:35 AM #1
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    Did you think Australia played a fair game in World Cup final 2007 with Srilanka?

    Hi dear all,

    What is your thoughts about ICC cricket world cup final 2007 between srilanka and Australia. Do you think australia had a fair win.?

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    Why wouldn't they have? Seemed fair to me.
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    Could've done without the farcical dancing in the dark that ended the final, but that was hardly Australia's fault.

    Is this a "Gilchrist/squash ball/glove" thing?
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    Is this regarding Gilly and his squash ball in his glove?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoyBrumby View Post
    Could've done without the farcical dancing in the dark that ended the final, but that was hardly Australia's fault.

    Is this a "Gilchrist/squash ball/glove" thing?
    Hope not - that's been settled and it violates neither the laws nor the spirit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shankbuddy23 View Post
    Hi dear all,

    What is your thoughts about ICC cricket world cup final 2007 between srilanka and Australia. Do you think australia had a fair win.?

    Thank You.
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    Only Sri Lankans ever suggest otherwise, and Australia aren't the most liked team in the world among neutrals, so that should tell you something.
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    Yea well until Murali goes and plays as a pitcher for the Yankees Sri Lanka have no room to talk about fair play....

    Whats wrong with a squash ball in the glove? All it does is reduce his bottom hand's grip on the bat so he wont use as much bottom hand.

    I mean talk about clutching at straws, but come on, cant they come up with something better than this? Why not call Lee a chucker? Throw in a bit of hypocrisy to the mix.

    I would love to know if Sri Lanka ever called Lee a chucker with Muralidaran in their team....lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by bond21 View Post
    Yea well until Murali goes and plays as a pitcher for the Yankees Sri Lanka have no room to talk about fair play....

    Whats wrong with a squash ball in the glove? All it does is reduce his bottom hand's grip on the bat so he wont use as much bottom hand.

    I mean talk about clutching at straws, but come on, cant they come up with something better than this? Why not call Lee a chucker? Throw in a bit of hypocrisy to the mix.

    I would love to know if Sri Lanka ever called Lee a chucker with Muralidaran in their team....lol
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