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*Official* 2024 Women's T20 World Cup thread

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Apprehensive about the upcoming NZ-SL game this weekend. Breaking it down to player-versus-player matchups, I do believe NZ wins 10 of the 11.

But the other one is Chamari.
 
Molehill

Molehill

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SillyCowCorner1 said:
In England’s favor is that they have two games to get there
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If WI were to beat England then it would mean that those 2 plus SA will likely all be on 3 wins and 1 defeat. It's starting to look like England will have the worse NRR. So this becomes effectively a QF. On form so far, you'd have England as big favourites, but if one of the WI big hitters gets going then you never know.....
 
Himannv

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_Ed_ said:
Apprehensive about the upcoming NZ-SL game this weekend. Breaking it down to player-versus-player matchups, I do believe NZ wins 10 of the 11.

But the other one is Chamari.
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Chamari isn’t having the best tournament and that has impacted us quite a bit. Other bats haven’t done enough as well so I dislike placing the blame on her - she’s a superstar no matter what.

NZ are very good with the ball so I think we struggle unless Chamari decides this is the day to break something. She does seem to like the Kiwis.
 
Third_Man

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Molehill said:
If WI were to beat England then it would mean that those 2 plus SA will likely all be on 3 wins and 1 defeat. It's starting to look like England will have the worse NRR. So this becomes effectively a QF. On form so far, you'd have England as big favourites, but if one of the WI big hitters gets going then you never know.....
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England could rectify any NRR against Scotland (e.g. by winning in the 12th over as the WI did) , then know (potentially) by how much/quickly the WI have to beat England by in the final group match.
 
SillyCowCorner1

SillyCowCorner1

Moooo
Molehill said:
If WI were to beat England then it would mean that those 2 plus SA will likely all be on 3 wins and 1 defeat. It's starting to look like England will have the worse NRR. So this becomes effectively a QF. On form so far, you'd have England as big favourites, but if one of the WI big hitters gets going then you never know.....
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SA’s path is easier because they have only one match to beat a lesser team. England v West Indies was always going to be must win for either team. I think England got it better though, with a chance of improving their NRr
 
SillyCowCorner1

SillyCowCorner1

Moooo
And that's all she wrote, a dominant bowling performance by Australia to bowl out Pakistan for just only 82 (their 5th lowest score in T20 WCs)
 
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