1992 Eng v South Africa?What do u think is the greatest upset of all time? Is it:
1983: Zim Vs Aus?
1983: Ind Vs W.Ind?
1992: Eng Vs Saf?
1996: W.Ind Vs Ken?
2005: Ban Vs Aus?
2007: Pak Vs Ire?
2007: Ind Vs Ban?
Got even better to discuss, well wat are we waiting for?
What do u think is the greatest upset of all time? Is it:
1992: Eng Vs Saf?
Also Ireland beating the West Indies in 19282004?: West Indies v. Ireland (it was a tour match and didn't get ODI status)
Also Ireland beating the West Indies in 1969 (and bowling them out for 25 along the way).
Because of the rumours that the Windies had all got pissed up at the Guinness brewery beforehand?The circumstances of that "victory" make it a bit dubious as an entry.
It was a one-day two innings match which was incomplete but they decided that if the match wasn't completed the winners would be the team with a first innings lead.Because of the rumours that the Windies had all got pissed up at the Guinness brewery beforehand?
The irony is that when Ireland won they continued with the game as, efffectively, a beer match.
Am sorry actually i was mentioning by the way they won in that match...1992 Eng v South Africa?
You mean the World Cup semi-final?
England were tipped by many to win the World Cup and had already beaten South Africa (and hosts Australia) in the round-robin stage.
Predictably England ****ed it up in the final (Botham given out for 0 off his thigh pad) but beating South Africa was not a shock.
I'd say Bangladesh v Australia in 2005 but there are some pretty big other shocks in there too.
Am sorry actually i was mentioning by the way they won in that match...
There are contradictory accounts in different parts of cricinfo (and cricket archive), with some suggesting that they just played on because the result was achieved so quickly.It was a one-day two innings match which was incomplete but they decided that if the match wasn't completed the winners would be the team with a first innings lead.
This should be limited to Test cricket. It's much easier to pull off an upset in an ODI, making it much more likely.
I recall being greatly upset by the result of the 2006/07 Ashes seriesThis should be limited to Test cricket. It's much easier to pull off an upset in an ODI, making it much more likely.
I recall being greatly upset by the result of the 2006/07 Ashes series