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Kenya v Zim
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luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
129/9. Kenya are the big power in Africa now:P
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
Kenya 134 to win. Should be plain sailing into the semis now and third place too - the day/nighter against India.
Should is a bigger word than if.
Llamas are bigger than frogs too.
Should is a bigger word than if.
Llamas are bigger than frogs too.
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Rik
Cricketer Of The Year
Kenya 21-0 5.5 overs.
Shah dropped twice (one was a tough chance, the other was a fastish slip catch), one inside edge past the stumps and a caught behind appeal given not out (everything points to it being out).
His opening partner is Kennedy Otieno who now wishes to be known as Obuya again.
Full name: Kennedy Otieno Obuya, you tell me...:duh:
Shah dropped twice (one was a tough chance, the other was a fastish slip catch), one inside edge past the stumps and a caught behind appeal given not out (everything points to it being out).
His opening partner is Kennedy Otieno who now wishes to be known as Obuya again.
Full name: Kennedy Otieno Obuya, you tell me...:duh:
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Legglancer
State Regular
Well Done Kenya !!! Congradulations ! Another exceptionally well planned and executed victory.
I shall raise my glass to Kenya tonight ! one for the minnows. Good luck at the semis.
I shall raise my glass to Kenya tonight ! one for the minnows. Good luck at the semis.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Zimbabwe look at a very low ebb, i think its after the news that Andy Flower has retired..
They will definitely go back in world cricket, but they have a very good academy setup, and I like the look of Blignaut, Taibu, friend and Ervine..They just need to convert talent into serious runs and wickets..Guys like Streak, Carlisle and Campbell should keep going for a while to nurture the next generation...
They will definitely go back in world cricket, but they have a very good academy setup, and I like the look of Blignaut, Taibu, friend and Ervine..They just need to convert talent into serious runs and wickets..Guys like Streak, Carlisle and Campbell should keep going for a while to nurture the next generation...
Neil Pickup
Cricket Web Moderator
Kenya v India as a D/N game was a lot closer than it should have been by rights.
If India bat first, I can't see anything stopping them, but if Kenya bat first, then it's a contest.
If India bat first, I can't see anything stopping them, but if Kenya bat first, then it's a contest.
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
I cannot see Sachin failing against them again, but hey, who knows?
If Martin Suji gets him out again, he'd be able to dine for ever more on the 'Tendulkar is my bunny' ticket.
If Martin Suji gets him out again, he'd be able to dine for ever more on the 'Tendulkar is my bunny' ticket.
Rik
Cricketer Of The Year
Yup I know, but Durban has had it's fair share of controversy, the aforsaid England-India match and it staged the SA-Sri Lanka match...krkode said:
Durban is where this match will be held and most of the DN Matches in SA have faired better for the team batting 1st with a few exceptions.