Rik
Cricketer Of The Year
39 actually, but I'd say still better than anyone they have come up with since, like Bangar...broncoman said:isnt he about 250 years old now anyway
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39 actually, but I'd say still better than anyone they have come up with since, like Bangar...broncoman said:isnt he about 250 years old now anyway
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Because if one side loses too often while most others are not performing that bad against Aus, it goes to show that one side has some issues with playing Aus....sort of a jinx, don't you think ?marc71178 said:Why should relative performances against Aus matter?
Well that's to be seen in a month's time....
All sides play them once in the group, and will almost certainly lose, so they all cancel each other out!
aussie_beater said:Because if one side loses too often while most others are not performing that bad against Aus, it goes to show that one side has some issues with playing Aus....sort of a jinx, don't you think ?
Well your certainly living up to your name mate...Australia are the most in-form team in the world at the moment in both forms of the game...Talking_Trash said:Biggest Flop Team : The Team from Oz
give the newbie a break rikRik said:Well your certainly living up to your name mate...Australia are the most in-form team in the world at the moment in both forms of the game...
Rik said:Yes, but England only have to play one match against Australia. I don't know how you can slagg England off saying they will be the biggest flop when Sri Lanka and India and Pakistan all have had poor run-ups to the World Cup, whilst England have had a pretty good one.
When these records are 4-5 from 10 - those teams are pretty equal, and you can't say either team is better than the other!warrioryohannan said:What good run are you talking about??? I've discussed about England's OD performance before and don't want to enter their recent OD stats again, but the fact is that (except against Zimb and SL) England have an inferior record against every ODI cricket country!!!
19 wins and 13 losses is not that good a year. Granted it's better than Englands, but then again we didn't have the chance to play the great West Indian side or New Zealand!warrioryohannan said:India basically had a good 2002 year as far as ODI are concerned, they performed badly towards the end in NZ but that was more to do with the pitch BUT that has exposed a few weaknesses and as such i am not tipping them as the fav's.
Is that the same pitches that NZ had to play or did they change them between innings?warrioryohannan said:they performed badly towards the end in NZ but that was more to do with the pitch BUT that has exposed a few weaknesses and as such i am not tipping them as the fav's.
Excuse me I was talking about the fact that England have won 3 matches against Sri Lanka who are slightly tougher OD opponents than NZ and actually...England have set competitive scores in all but one of their matches, whilst India haven't even passed 200 in 7 ODIs...warrioryohannan said:No one suggested that India had been doing GREAT against Aus, but surely they have been doing MUCH MUCH better against Australia than what England have been doing for the last 4 years in ODI![]()
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Darn sneaky Kiwis with their drop in pitches! :Pmarc71178 said:Is that the same pitches that NZ had to play or did they change them between innings?
...and struggled and in all but 2 matches did just enough to win...Eclipse said:As Marc said New Zealand had to play on the same pitches.
They would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for us pesky kids!Bazzaroodoo said:Darn sneaky Kiwis with their drop in pitches! :P
Scooby Doobie Doo where are you?marc71178 said:They would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for us pesky kids!
Granted, the West Indies did play well. Why won't anyone give them some credit? India were beaten by good cricket from the WI.marc71178 said:Granted it's better than Englands, but then again we didn't have the chance to play the great West Indian side