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Group D - Pakistan, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Ireland
- Thread starter James
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Fiery
Banned
India aren't gone yet. If they beat Sri Lanka (and Bermuda) they can still go through on run-rate.Let's go Ireland! Let's go!
Fantastic!
India and Pakistan gone from the Super Eight! Who would have thought!
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
!!!!!
What a game. What a day of cricket.
What a game. What a day of cricket.
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah what a game, and what a day of cricket. As disappointing as it was, I can't help but feel happy for these two winning teams.
Well done Ireland and Bangladesh, well done! Hats off!
Well done Ireland and Bangladesh, well done! Hats off!
Sir Redman
State Vice-Captain
Yes!! Great stuff Ireland!!
Wish Sky had shown this game
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Wish Sky had shown this game
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Shaggy Alfresco
State Captain
The Big Cheese
School Boy/Girl Cricketer
The Ol' Luck of ye Irish!
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
As happy as I feel for all those Irish, I can't help but feel sorry for Inzi. Did any of you see his face during the presentation? Holy smokes, you could tell the guy was almost about to cry. 
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Dasa
International Vice-Captain
Agree with that wholeheartedly. I love the Pakistani team, but I also love to see the lesser teams toppling the big teams...I really can't feel bad about India losing to Bangladesh or Pakistan losing to Ireland.
LA ICE-E
State Captain
what a day! I wont ever forget this day. 2 upsets in the same day! yes, i have to eat someof my words "zim wont lose to th irish" but they didn't tied 
but what a day!Ireland and bangladesh in the super 8! to the haters **** you! stop hating on the minnows...they get better this way not just playing against other sucky teams. what the icc development program is doing is going to the right direction...so haters just **** off... no team gets better overnight they get thrashed and they get better look ad bd for example! good luck to the irish!
busy
but what a day!Ireland and bangladesh in the super 8! to the haters **** you! stop hating on the minnows...they get better this way not just playing against other sucky teams. what the icc development program is doing is going to the right direction...so haters just **** off... no team gets better overnight they get thrashed and they get better look ad bd for example! good luck to the irish!busy
DCC_legend
International Regular
Both Ireland and Bangladesh were pumped up for the games. India and Pakistan were probably feeling that they could go out and have easy wins (maybe less so for india) But not to take away from both performances, Well Done lads!
jack_sparrow
U19 Debutant
I didn't feel to bad for pakistan. Although I cannot explain what happened to them today, I did not expect much. The way I see it, they did not have like 40 percent of their team, all of which who were key players needed for this tournament. Namely....As happy as I feel for all those Irish, I can't help but feel sorry for Inzi. Did any of you see his face during the presentation? Holy smokes, you could tell the guy was almost about to cry.
Razzaq
Afridi
Asif
Shabbir
Akhtar
Imagine missing out on a superb allrounder, a great game changing slogger, two genuine and promising quicks and a super fast bowler. I'd imagine having them in the team, for all the matches would automatically boost morale for their players, and more pressure on the opposition.
DCC_legend
International Regular
Agree with you fully. The smaller nations have got to be given a chance to perform at the highest level possible. Today is a strong case for both Ireland and Bangladesh (more so in Irelands favour) As teams will now look at them in a new light, and will not go out and think they cna just walk over the smaller nations!!