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Your favourite ICC prospective nation?
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Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
Well the easiest way to bring new countries to cricket would be for the UN to mandate that territorial disputes would be settled by the game.FRAZ said:
Imagine the investment in the game if the rights to run the administration of Cyprus went to an ethnic group depending on who won, an every 4 year Test series, between Greece and Turkey.
Each group would run the country until the next series where the ethnic group of the series winner would take over for another 4 years.
Who said sports and politcs don't mix
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Just ask the Indian Public..Goughy said:Who said sports and politcs don't mix
Neil Pickup
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These guys could quite feasibly make WC 2011 - Hey, if Bermuda can...Voltman said:
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
I find Nepal interesting for some reason. Binod Kumar Das = the best seamer in non-Test Asia.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
That's assuming they make it through the Asian qualifying rounds first. They get two chances, first this year and then in 2008: in this year's tournament, 17 teams participate in a football championship style format, and the best ranked that's not UAE and Oman (i.e. most likely Kuwait, Nepal or Afghanistan) qualify for the World Division Three tournament next winter. If they're among the top three of the eight then, they're still in with a shout, otherwise they have to go through the ACC trophy again.Neil Pickup said:
It is a bit biased towards those who did well in 2004 and 2005.
http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/other/content/story/111179.htmlJungle Jumbo said:
And yes his average of 11. sumtin is not bad
Neil Pickup
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And rightly so, to be honest. Rewards developing infrastructures...Samuel_Vimes said:
If an upcoming side is good enough (as Afghanistan may well be) then they'll get through (viz Namibia ICCT 2002)
Run like Inzy
U19 12th Man
Afghanistan - they beat the MCC and with the game being popularized through links with Pakistan theyve got a chance of becoming a great team especially in ODIs. Imagine a team of 11 Pathans - Afridi after Afridi lol
paddyirishman
Cricket Spectator
Ireland, Scotland & Kenya
Not much between Ireland, Scotland and Kenya I would say.
PS Great site I found about cricket in Northern Ireland, www.theulstercricketer.com
Not much between Ireland, Scotland and Kenya I would say.
PS Great site I found about cricket in Northern Ireland, www.theulstercricketer.com
James
Cricket Web Owner
Thanx !Fraz has not lost his charm.
Barney Rubble
International Coach
That's genius.I love how they've listed their 2005 results.
Code:Played Won Drew Lost [B]Almost Drew Almost Won[/B] 18 2 0 16 4 3
Barney Rubble
International Coach
Canada. This time next year I'm probably gonna be out there myself, so I hope they go well in the WC. Might help me get some cricket while I'm out there.
