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Afghans have India 2 down for forty odd.
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Woeful stuff from us yesterday and not good signs in general since we began the build up.
My two biggest fears about this team have always been that the top order have an infuriating inability to convert starts and accumulate big scores and our death bowling. Stirling is way out of form and the rest of the batsmen just aren't able to kick on. The bowling figures in general looked ok from yesterday and Young seems to be stepping up but the leaking of runs at the end of innings is a huge concern.
Fingers crossed all of our bad performances our out of the way before the big one starts or it could get embarrassing.
He's an entertaining batsmen in the short form and Scotland looked in good form against the Irish with the bat and ball, so maybe an upset, hope you enjoy it.I'm on my way to West Indies v Scotland. Hopefully the Scots put up a good performance. Wouldn't mind seeing Gayle go big though.
Ireland's batting line-up may need to be rejigged after the WC.
Wilson as captain, Stirling down the order...
Still got a chance to get some form tomorrow against Bangladesh, but will need a huge effort in all departments. The batting on paper looks decent but like you say in games is a bit fragile. Bowling lacks penetration.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/icc-cricket-world-cup-2015/content/story/828365.html
Good to see the ICC is trying its hardest to get games for Associates.![]()
I'm on my way to West Indies v Scotland. Hopefully the Scots put up a good performance. Wouldn't mind seeing Gayle go big though.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/icc-cricket-world-cup-2015/content/story/828365.html
Good to see the ICC is trying its hardest to get games for Associates.![]()
I'd love to see a Triangular Series return every summer in Australia, and the third team be an Associate every second year. Yes, I know they're uncompetitve at times, and it's all about the mighty $$$, but for the good of growing the game, let the neutrals play mid week and you still get 4-5 matches against the other nation regardless!
At the moment, against Australia they would be uncompetitive ALL the time. Which does nothing to help their cause.I'd love to see a Triangular Series return every summer in Australia, and the third team be an Associate every second year. Yes, I know they're uncompetitve at times, and it's all about the mighty $$$, but for the good of growing the game, let the neutrals play mid week and you still get 4-5 matches against the other nation regardless!
At the moment, against Australia they would be uncompetitive ALL the time. Which does nothing to help their cause.
They need to be playing Windies, pakistan, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe to boost their rankings in games where they stand a small chance. Unfortunately, there is no incentive for them to play Ireland/Afghanstain as if they lose they increase the chance of their place being taken in the top 8; And there is nothing really stopping them from refusing tours.
Would love for us to play a 3 match series before the Ashes against Ireland as a warm up.
But then again, it's questionable whether the ICC, BCCI, CA and ECB actually want these associate nations to improve. To me it looks like a lot of lip service.
One of my favorite tri-series was back in 2004 l believe and it was Zimbo's, India and Australia, and the Zimbo's pushed both sides in a few matches and could have won them with a bit of luck.I think rather than incorporating a Tri Series including an associate or affiliate nation, a three match ODI series leading into the summer would probably be better. The crowds aren't going to be great anyway, and it's not a huge money spinning time of the season. December and January are $$$ time for Cricket Australia and they understandably want to cash in.
The pre-season series you could even do something like dress up a bit. Call it the "Associates challenge" or some shit like that, and with a bit of timing you might even be able to get NZ and SA playing a 3 ODI series against an associate nation at the same time. So you could have Aus v Afg, SA v Ire, NZ v UAE all at the same time. Probably not feasible to have it every year, but every second year I'm sure it could be worked in.
But then again, it's questionable whether the ICC, BCCI, CA and ECB actually want these associate nations to improve. To me it looks like a lot of lip service.