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Old 28-10-2006, 11:10 AM   #1351 (permalink)
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Do you get the money if KP is joint leading scorer Jono?

14 to win and he needs 10 of them...
Knowing Bet365's stingyness, probably not. Lucky KP's a gun.

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Dwayne Taylor?
Taylor was far worse than Bravo IMO. Bravo bowled a couple of length balls once the game was already lost and got hit for boundaries, while Taylor bowled a whole over of crap when it was still looking tough for England.
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I've now picked Nafees, Yousuf and Pietersen for top scorer for their respective teams. On top of that I had SA to top their group.

People can go about how the Champions Trophy is a waste of time and whatever, but it wins me money and that's what counts!

I'll go on Bet365 and see how much. I placed these bets before the tournament so its been a while.
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Could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure he's at least English-qualifed 'cos he was born over here when his old man was playing County stuff.
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Basically England are Pietersen and Flintoff, if neither of them come off its game over, if one of them come off, we have a chance at least. That's why we have to split them up imo.
England chasing is also better than England defending IMO. The bowling just isn't good enough to consistently defend totals. The batting also isn't good enough to set targets, but can come through if they know what they're looking at.
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Taylor was far worse than Bravo IMO. Bravo bowled a couple of length balls once the game was already lost and got hit for boundaries, while Taylor bowled a whole over of crap when it was still looking tough for England.
But your first comment makes it sound like Taylor batted well enough that his team deserved victory.
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Could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure he's at least English-qualifed 'cos he was born over here when his old man was playing County stuff.
OK, fair enough. But still, it's not really spinners England want to select with Dalrymple and Giles around the side.
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England chasing is also better than England defending IMO. The bowling just isn't good enough to consistently defend totals. The batting also isn't good enough to set targets, but can come through if they know what they're looking at.
yeah, the stats bear that out aswell. Think we went a period of about 12 months from the WC when we won every game batting second and lost every game batting first
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But your first comment makes it sound like Taylor batted well enough that his team deserved victory.
Oh right. Miscommunication then, I meant that Pietersen deserved to come out on the winning side, not Taylor (or Bravo).
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Rephrased now. *sigh*
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Gayle got man of the match. Don't think he deserved it. He did great all round but KP was the man for the MoM award.
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Gayle got man of the match. Don't think he deserved it. He did great all round but KP was the man for the MoM award.
Gayle deserved to win a Man of the Match award IMO, if not for Pietersen's matchwinning knock. That said, England was cruising until Gayle stepped in the with ball.

Pietersen would have been my MoM, but no qualms about Gayle getting it.
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Ultimately, at full strength, our ODI side just needs rounding from the team today.
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