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  1. Stapel

    11th Match - New Zealand v Pakistan (22nd March)

    Assuming Pakistan won't win this, this could still become interesting if Australia beat India & Pakistan beat Australia, not?
  2. Stapel

    11th Match - New Zealand v Pakistan (22nd March)

    IMHO, it's a lot closer to fifty-fifty than many think.
  3. Stapel

    comical occurrences in club cricket

    Standing in the gully, I have had the pleasure of watcing the most ridiculous catch, from the closest possible position: The opponent batsman had edged a ball to where first slip would be. There was a slip, but he was widish. Both keeper and fielder went for it. The keeper got some glove on it...
  4. Stapel

    7th Match - India v Pakistan (19th March)

    Which is very important 7 hours before the match begins ;) !
  5. Stapel

    5th Match - Australia v New Zealand (18th March)

    Just roll the last ball. Because you can!
  6. Stapel

    5th Match - Australia v New Zealand (18th March)

    Just the 2 boundaries in the last 8 (or so) overs. And both of 'm were inside edges.... I cannot see the Aussie batsmen to bring their team home. EDIT": Oh, and when I press reply, a six is smashed......
  7. Stapel

    5th Match - Australia v New Zealand (18th March)

    Well, NZ do have Williamson to bowl some spin. So more than enough spin to go with. Not sure why Elliot is on again.......
  8. Stapel

    5th Match - Australia v New Zealand (18th March)

    Just got back. Left the game when NZ had scored 58 from the first 6. How did the Aussies keep things below a run-a-ball from there?
  9. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    They have to! And since it is T20, they will :D .
  10. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    Probably not the best thing to give the last over to Van Beek, but in the end 154 is a very gettable total.
  11. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    2 wickets for 3 runs in the 15th over. Nice!
  12. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    Keeping Bsngladesh to 70 runs halfway is a fair job, I think.
  13. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    Nah, the Dutch might actually send in 11 guys born abroad.
  14. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group B - Scotland, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Hong Kong

    So? It's Nick Knight!
  15. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    Especially as there are only 4 Dutch born players in the selection :) .
  16. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group B - Scotland, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Hong Kong

    Though 170 might very well be enough, I have some reservations. Stanikzai's innings will be judged by the outcome of the match. If Afghanistan win, he was the brilliant anchor of the innings, otherwise, he was consuming 40% of all balls available for a run-a-ball.
  17. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group A - Bangladesh, Netherlands, Ireland, Oman

    The thing with T20 is that it is T20: Flukes happen. Quite a lot actually. So, the Dutch to get through once more :) . Not that anyone over here cares. Even in my cricket team only 3 guys know there's a certain event starting today.
  18. Stapel

    First/Group Round - Group B - Scotland, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Hong Kong

    Since there is, once more, not a iota of anticipating news, rumours, or pub-club-or-office talk in the Netherlands on the WC cricket, I'll ask a simple question here: Do we have DRS this WC?
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    Your Favourite Cricket Stadium Name

    Centurion! For the simple reason the city was named after the park, when its inhabitants needed a new name for their hometown, as Verwoerdburg wouldn't do any longer. It's a shame the name of the stadium was altered.....
  20. Stapel

    ***Official*** England in South Africa 2015/16

    The impact was above the knee-roll. At my own crap-umpiring-level that means there is no way you can be sure it's not sailing over. Not quite the same as ODI-level, but still.

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