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if we win in semi with a dominating performance at least the betting odds will be in our favorAustralia favs if they qualify and NZ favs if India qualify.
if we win in semi with a dominating performance at least the betting odds will be in our favorAustralia favs if they qualify and NZ favs if India qualify.
I don't make bets so I don't care much for betting odds lol.if we win in semi with a dominating performance at least the betting odds will be in our favor
Neither do i ..that why said at leastI don't make bets so I don't care much for betting odds lol.
Australia are comfortably better than New Zealand.NZ weren't favourites on the betting sites for this game either. Which was weird - SA had lost to both India and Pakistan, both of whom had been thrashed by NZ in relatively recent times.
It's just a stronger team than India or Australia. IMO, of course.
Elliot taking them to victory.Last ODI New Zealand played at the MCG: 2nd ODI: Australia v New Zealand at Melbourne, Feb 6, 2009 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo
The Aus vs NZ pool match was pretty tense from where I was watching. If it is an Aus vs NZ final, which is what I hope for and will most likely happen, I could see it being one of the best finals in WC history.In a way there's no possibility that this match could be as tense as tonight's semifinal. Going out at the semis for the 7th time would have been horrendously disappointing, and even if we lose the final I would still see this tournament as the one in which we gave the best account of ourselves.
And almost took us to victory @ 3rd ODI: Australia v New Zealand at Sydney, Feb 8, 2009 | Cricket Scorecard | ESPN Cricinfo B McCullum at 9.Elliot taking them to victory.
Actually Aus batting never showed up and NZ partly choked vs Starc. Aus have the mental edge there I think. Starc vs NZ batting will decide it imo.The Aus vs NZ pool match was pretty tense from where I was watching. If it is an Aus vs NZ final, which is what I hope for and will most likely happen, I could see it being one of the best finals in WC history.
That period seriously makes no sense in hindsight, especially if you consider some of his Test knocks in the years to come.Haha, right in the middle of Michael Clarke's Geoff Boycott phase.
1. Southee and Boult swing the ball everywhere. Maybe not as much as in NZ, but they'll still get swing.If India can upset Australia, which they have not been able to do all Summer, then NZ might have a chance in the final. If Aus is in the finals then there is really SFA chance of us winning. I don't say that to downplay our chances or anything. I'm just being realistic. Here are the reasons why:
1) The ball will not swing as much at the MCG - we've been dominant in this WC because the ball has swung for Southee and Boult in NZ conditions
2) Aussie pacemen will be more suited to the MCG bounce - no doubt the pitch will be tailored towards the tall bouncy quicks. We don't have similar bowlers.
3) NZ has not played in Australia for ages - that will be the killer blow for us as we haven't had any recent experience playing in Oz conditions.
4) The MCG crowd - 100000 Aussie fans screaming for NZ blood, nuff said.