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  1. 10-01-2014, 02:53 AM #16
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    Some warm up games today.

    Canada defeated Netherlands by 39 runs
    Namibia defeated Nepal by 4 runs
    Hong Kong defeated Kenya by 2 runs
    Scotland defeated PNG by 7 wickets
    UAE defeated Uganda by 73 runs.
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    Nepal was getting dominated when I last checked, good to see they actually caught up and put up a fight.

    The African nations really haven't improved at all have they.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daemon View Post
    Nepal was getting dominated when I last checked, good to see they actually caught up and put up a fight.

    The African nations really haven't improved at all have they.
    It appears not. Kenya are going backwards. Their young opener Irfan Karim did carry his bat for 130 today, pity those around him didn't do so well.
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    Final warm up games today.

    Kenya d Nepal by one wicket.
    UAE d Netherlands by 6 wickets
    Scotland d Namibia by 63 runs
    PNG d Hong Kong by 42 runs
    Uganda d Canada by 71 runs.

    Some mixed results in the warm ups. If they are any indication of anything, Scotland and UAE look strong.
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    Anyone know what happened to Seren Waters?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chubb View Post
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    Tanmay Mishra is playing for Parkophene Cricketers in the Kanga league, Why is he not include in the squad? Seren Waters who is studying in the UK should be in the side for Important tournaments too.
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    Couple of shocks in the first set of games. A narrow win for Hong Kong over Scotland and PNG smashed the Kenyans.
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    Hong Kong beating Scotland is something I thoroughly approve.
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    ***Official*** ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2013/14

    Four matches already completed and two currently underway.. so I thought it was time for the thread. Ten teams competing for the final two spots at the World Cup, with Ireland and Afghanistan already qualifying and not playing this tournament.

    Big upset a couple of days ago with Hong Kong beating Scotland, despite a blazing Mommsen hundred. Scottish limited overs cricket is complete toilet at the moment, can't help but more disappointed in Scotland falling away than be pleased for Hong Kong bridging the gap a bit. In other news, uvelocity's bois from PNG gave Kenya a hammering.

    Namibia are currently in the process of smashing the Netherlands as well which would be regarded as a pretty big upset by many, but with Namibia fresh off cricket in the second tier South African domestic competitions and the Netherlands without Cooper, van der Gutgen and ten Doeschate, it was always a potential banana skin.


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    Quote Originally Posted by soon to be deleted thread
    Namibia are currently in the process of smashing the Netherlands as well which would be regarded as a pretty big upset by many, but with Namibia fresh off cricket in the second tier South African domestic competitions and the Netherlands without Cooper, van der Gutgen and ten Doeschate, it was always a potential banana skin.
    Agree.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NUFAN View Post
    Agree.
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    Hrmmm. A good few shocks early on here. Peter Borren not taking advantage of familiar conditions. Throws the qualification door wide open.
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    Namibia beating the Netherlands was always on IMO. Slightly surprised at just how easily they ran through the top order though.
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