tell me about it......Linda said:This has got to be one of the most anti-climatic (is that a word?!) tri-series ever.
P.S. Congratulations to Gilly and his wife!
Australia and Pakistan can jointly win the tournament, despite the Aussies not bowling a single ball.By the sounds of how bad the deluge is, apparently the final's in a lot of doubt too.
Great work Liam. Very interesting.Mr Mxyzptlk said:
Very nicely done. Did you write this before the home series vs Sri Lanka?Mr Mxyzptlk said:
There's been no suggestion of it on cricinfo, well at least not on the "forthcoming live coverage" section.Slow Love™ said:Any news on whether Australia and Pakistan are likely to play each other today? Or was that just a rumor? The only mention of it that I saw of it was a quick comment in the cricinfo text commentary of the SAF vs Sri Lanka match last night...
Well done, it is obvious that a lot of effort has been put into this piece.Mr Mxyzptlk said:
Youre right about not changing the rules halfway...but common sense and experience( ICC Champions trophy finals 2002) should have held sway beforehand.Swervy said:thats a good point..i think they would have had to re-start the game as opposed to continuing from where it ended....its was probably raining yesterday as well though.
But yeah, you cant just change the rules of a tournament half way through
V Reddy said:Wow Vandemataram you are back after a seriously long time dude
Hey what's wrong with the coverage? It has been great for me after watching the Asia Cup with Ary's commentary team. I like Slats and there are Sanjay , Ramiz, Barry ,etc,. Pretty good say i'd say compared to the Asia Cup coverage.
The stadium is packed with expats
Hijacking your question to say that judging by the smell in the stands, a lot of Indian supporters were warming to the liberal ways of Dutch drug policyFRAZ said:And what else they got from Holland ?
Steulen said:Hijacking your question to say that judging by the smell in the stands, a lot of Indian supporters were warming to the liberal ways of Dutch drug policy