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RE: {NZL bt Sco} ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 News, Updates & Results
who predicted this and which site u referred
who predicted this and which site u referred
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RE: {NZL bt Sco} ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 News, Updates & Results
do u really believe in that?
no one can beat australia. :no:no:no
they ll beat india in the finals. pretty sure aus ll win the world cup 2015.
ll be supporting india followed by australia n then new zealand.
SarfaRaZ said:So as per the prediction India will lose 2 matches with RSA :TUP But Zimhuh
do u really believe in that?
no one can beat australia. :no:no:no
they ll beat india in the finals. pretty sure aus ll win the world cup 2015.
ll be supporting india followed by australia n then new zealand.
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RE: {NZL bt Sco} ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 News, Updates & Results
Rain puts Australia-Bangladesh tie in doubt
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza checks the outfield at the Gabba that has been lashed by continuous rain. ©
Marcia, a category five cyclone, has wreaked havoc along
the coast of Queensland, and although it is expected to
reduce to category one by the time it reaches Brisbane, it
has already put the Group A clash between co-hosts
Australia and Bangladesh in doubt. Michael Clarke, who
is set to return to international cricket after a long break
due to injury, might have to wait longer as the match at
Gabba is likely to be affected by weather.
A 20-over contest is a possibility according to the ICC but
talks of ticket refunds are already doing the rounds. This
will be Australia's second match of the tournament after
they won their opening clash against England in
comfortable fashion. Bangladesh, who faced Afghanistan
a few days back, emerged victors in their first match as
well.
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Rain puts Australia-Bangladesh tie in doubt
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza checks the outfield at the Gabba that has been lashed by continuous rain. ©
Marcia, a category five cyclone, has wreaked havoc along
the coast of Queensland, and although it is expected to
reduce to category one by the time it reaches Brisbane, it
has already put the Group A clash between co-hosts
Australia and Bangladesh in doubt. Michael Clarke, who
is set to return to international cricket after a long break
due to injury, might have to wait longer as the match at
Gabba is likely to be affected by weather.
A 20-over contest is a possibility according to the ICC but
talks of ticket refunds are already doing the rounds. This
will be Australia's second match of the tournament after
they won their opening clash against England in
comfortable fashion. Bangladesh, who faced Afghanistan
a few days back, emerged victors in their first match as
well.
Read Here
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RE: {NZL bt Sco} ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 News, Updates & Results
Michael Clarke's return likely to be delayed
Michael Clarke speaking to coach Darren Lehmann at the Bupa National Cricket Centre, where Australia were practising indoors.
Australia skipper Michael Clarke might have to wait a bit
longer to play his first ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match
as as the Group A clash between the co-hosts and
Bangladesh at the Gabba on 21st February is likely to be
washed out because of the after-effects of Marcia - a
cyclone that has wreaked havoc along the coast of
Queensland.
Read More Here
Michael Clarke's return likely to be delayed
Michael Clarke speaking to coach Darren Lehmann at the Bupa National Cricket Centre, where Australia were practising indoors.
Australia skipper Michael Clarke might have to wait a bit
longer to play his first ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match
as as the Group A clash between the co-hosts and
Bangladesh at the Gabba on 21st February is likely to be
washed out because of the after-effects of Marcia - a
cyclone that has wreaked havoc along the coast of
Queensland.
Read More Here
