T20 World Cup Game 26 West Indies v New Zealand June 13 1000hrs @ Brian Lara Cricket Academy Trinidad and Tobago

Who will win?

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Hosein is one of the best 20/20 Spinners in the world, factor in he pretty much bowls 2 or 3 of his overs in the powerplays.

Not just one of the best, he's easily the best one, and honestly it's not even close. Zampa is good, and a few others are too, but Hosein is unbelievable. We need to be content taking him for lets say 24 runs (no wickets when we play), and just take it and run. Not having him get 2 for stuff all is a win
 

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How is Shai Hope not playing. He has to be playing ahead of King, Charles or Chase.

Chase I'd play but not as a number 4/5...that's the issue. No idea why Hope isn't playing in these comditions
 
If they lost this game they would have needed to beat Afghanistan as NZ would probably beat Uganda and PNG.

Not quite do or die for them but it would have made it a lot tougher for them.

You really daren't saying they wouldn't have beaten Afghanistan are you? Windies are a bit up and down like a yo yo but they should be easily accounting for Afghanistan they have elite spinners themselves. Typical game Pooran would go off
 
My money would be on Afghanistan beating them.

Windies should dead set smoke them if they are realistic, but they may be in a situation like Australia is where tanking that game takes the Kiwis out, haven't looked at it in their pool myself
 
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I think WI will wipe the floor with Afghanistan personally.
I'd argue the Afghani bowling attack is probably a bit better than the Kiwis and the West Indies top order wasn't much today.
 

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If only NZ's last two death overs weren't such a shit show.

Yeah those last two overs pretty much cost us the match, we looked like chasing a target of around 130 before those two overs.

Credit to the Windies, they were the better team and deserved to win, hopefully they can do some damage in the Super 8 stage.
 
NZ lost this because they were short a bowler, and two overs from Rutherford against part-timers won them the game. But prior to Rutherford's batting efforts in the last two overs, NZ had them on the ropes. That tells me that when WI plays a side like India, Aus, or SA, who will have good bowlers to the end, they might struggle. Rutherofrd's inning papered over the cracks, IMO.
 
NZ lost this because they were short a bowler, and two overs from Rutherford against part-timers won them the game. But prior to Rutherford's batting efforts in the last two overs, NZ had them on the ropes. That tells me that when WI plays a side like India, Aus, or SA, who will have good bowlers to the end, they might struggle. Rutherofrd's inning papered over the cracks, IMO.
It's clear NZ are the better team but shitting the bed even for a couple overs is devastating in t20. You shit the bed for a few overs in ODI or Test and the better team will nearly always come out on top. It's why the minnows are bringing it to the larger teams here - thats not to imply Windies are minnows in any means but they weren't the better team here today.

I think its absolutely a net benefit for the tournamnent that WI are through as the hosts to the Super 8, should mean continued interest from the locals and better crowd atmosphere.
 
It's clear NZ are the better team but shitting the bed even for a couple overs is devastating in t20. You shit the bed for a few overs in ODI or Test and the better team will nearly always come out on top. It's why the minnows are bringing it to the larger teams here - thats not to imply Windies are minnows in any means but they weren't the better team here today.

I think its absolutely a net benefit for the tournamnent that WI are through as the hosts to the Super 8, should mean continued interest from the locals and better crowd atmosphere.

Winning the toss and bowling is a conservative move, that pitch looked as though it was going to be tough to bat 2nd on but... they probably should have been chasing 90, they blew there load and bowled there good bowlers too early and the tail wagged.
 

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T20 World Cup Game 26 West Indies v New Zealand June 13 1000hrs @ Brian Lara Cricket Academy Trinidad and Tobago

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