War
Chairman of Selectors
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2010
- Online Cricket Games Owned
Nope. It has very good pace and bounce. Aussies falling sleep to spin again.
And some idiot shots...jesus :doh
Nope. It has very good pace and bounce. Aussies falling sleep to spin again.
Nope. It has very good pace and bounce. Aussies falling sleep to spin again.
Don't Bangladesh still need to knock this off at a decent pace to get through themselves? Let alone trying to knock out Australia too.
Agree and you can't have your captain playing that sort of knock.
Oh dear White clean bowled now, we are so reliant on the openers it not funny.
I guess what goes around comes around? Last Champions Trophy when Pak needed to win so India could qualify Afridi was dropping dollies. Now he's the Captain and if BD win today, his team will be knocked out. Its too early but I hope this happens.
Karma's a ****.
If these two goes who knows they might only need 120 in 17 overs.
Well if they bat out thier overs and get 120, 125 who knows. Still nice position to see Australia in at the hands of Bangladesh
How Bangladesh can qualify for Super 8s (They just need to chase the target within 19.2 overs)
2) Bangladesh Bat Second: The first assumption is that Australia are either bowled out or bat their full 20 overs. The second assumption is that Bangladesh win by a margin of one run, i.e. they just get over Australia?s score rather than hit a six and win by six or five or less runs. In this case Bangladesh have to chase down whatever Australia score in 113-116 balls (18.5 to 19.2) depending on what Australia score (I?ve taken realistic ranges from Australia scoring 90 to 250), to get a higher net run rate than Pakistan. For these same ranges in scores, Bangladesh would have to achieve their target in roughly 7.3 to 11.2 overs (varying from 90 to 200) to push Australia?s nrr below Pakistan, which is much riskier for them and unlikely to happen.
source: Can Bangladesh Still Qualify And Eliminate Pakistan From The 2010 ICC Twenty20 World Cup? Short Of A Length