Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Hope the Oranje win and get nicely inflated confidence.Pretty close in the end. Time the real thing started. Kenya first up, will be a cracker.
Hope the Oranje win and get nicely inflated confidence.Pretty close in the end. Time the real thing started. Kenya first up, will be a cracker.
So they lose out to Denmark? Or what's your vested interest in this?Hope the Oranje win and get nicely inflated confidence.
You're from Afghanistan, right? If so, I can understand why this would mean a lot to you.How many of U will have sleepless night (just like me) before the tournament starts?
Yep. That's the idea.So they lose out to Denmark? Or what's your vested interest in this?
Three losses could even be OK. Let's just say I'd prefer a smooth scenario.Yep. That's the idea.
Though knowing the Danes, Klokker will waft for a duck and they'll crash out after the first match.
Oh, and I think everyone can afford to lose twice?
Na am from India & I love to support NTP Nations...You're from Afghanistan, right? If so, I can understand why this would mean a lot to you.
I'm really hoping the Dutch will come through this one, but not to the point of sleep deprivation
? Can't bat, can't bowl?Most of the Denmark squad went home from SA on March 14, having won two and lost one against Eastern Province club opposition. Frederik Klokker (wk), Mickey Lund (ageing lb), Thomas Hansen (veteran lfm), Henrik Saxe Hansen (likewise right-armer), Rizwan Mahmood (young bat), and Rohit Kanaiya (their Ronnie Irani pick) stayed behind to train with Eastern Province.
I guess the rest will land in time for the warm-up with Uganda.
Looking at the scorecard, Kenya didnt do that bad, just a bad day for Odhiambo.
Also, not sure if this had been posted
Canada well beaten by Zimbabwe A - Beyond the Test World at Cricinfo
Still cant find anything on Oman and Denmark.
On the Kenya 3rd seamer issue neatly sets out how the lack of apparent priorities by the national selectors and coaches are not geared to filling the gaps being left by old timers. If the likes of Nemi Odhiambo, Rajesh Bhudia, Elijah Otieno, Alex Obanda, Rakep Patel...(the list goes on) were allowed to go out into the world like Ragheb Aga has and play decent standard comepetive cricket on a more regular basis, they would bowl with alot more discipline/build their innings better, but then when the few that do go out and become the sort of proffessional cricketer Kenya needs to move forward they never get selected againHe'd be a valuable asset as the third seamer seems to be the position the Kenyans are struggling with at the moment. Nemi went for 75 off 9 and Bhudia 35 off 4 in that warm up match. It appears all the batsmen chipped in with no one really going on with the job. Still, the side they played was a fairly strong side having done more research.
Also, Ireland got crunched by Zimbabwe A.
Ireland crushed by Zimbabwe A
Indeed. 35 years old, never called up until 32, bowls third change and averages 13 in the Danish league.? Can't bat, can't bowl?
Cricket ArchiveSo Ireland defeat Afghanistan quite comfortably, but their batting still looks shaky... Afghanistan on the other hand, welcome to serious cricket... Can someone pls post the list of Warm-up fixtures?
They are the dark horses fro mine.Uganda had an easy win over Boland. Olwenyi scored 98 off 88 balls and Kamkuya got 4 wickets.
Surely they arent going to move Obanda from 3 again. Actually, he hasnt played in any of the warm ups according to the scorecards....They are the dark horses fro mine.
Kenya knock over Pretoria Uni, Odoyo giving the innings vital impetus with a 66 ball 70, runs all around but no other particularly dominat score. Seren Waters has a go at three as Ouma promoted to open again as the musical chairs that is kenya's batting lineup rolls on. On the bowling side varaiaya picking up three wickets to be the stand out bowler.
No such luck.Hoping Obanda gets a run for Kenya.