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Has Domination of England Cricket Started in Short Formats?


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1 hour ago, Rightarmfast said:

Lau*da! Let them come to subcontinent with that 3rd grade bowling attack and see them get smashed even by Bangladesh!

This reminds me of Rohit sharma's warning to steyn :laugh:

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5 hours ago, Stan AF said:

This reminds me of Rohit sharma's warning to steyn :laugh:

Bro, you can quote me again if I am wrong. England is a home track bully. Theres no way in the world they are going to dominate in other countries, let alone subcontinent.

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1 minute ago, Rightarmfast said:

Bro, you can quote me again if I am wrong. England is a home track bully. Theres no way in the world they are going to dominate in other countries, let alone subcontinent.

They won 4-1 in Australia in 2018 in New Zealand 3-2 Srilanka 4-0 or something bro Bangladesh 2-1. 

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They barely scrapped through this time... Nothing about their performance screamed dominance. Let them win consistently outside of their English roads before anointing them. 

 

I see ODI cricket having more balance in the coming years with 4-5 good teams. 

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India and Australia dominated worldcup at home.England barely scrap through.England has weakness against spin which came to hunt them against Pak and Srilanka .

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I don't think they will dominate, to the contrary the wheels will fall off. Morgan will likely retire, Roy gets injured too often, Moen Ali is finished, Rashid lost his fizz, Wood leaks too many runs, Plunket will retire. 

 

They only big batsmen coming through for them is Sam Billings and Alex Hales.

 

When Jason Roy got injured, they were on the brink of exit in group phase. 

 

And lets not forget, they only scraped through the group phase, and only scrapped to a tie in the finals, and when thanks to add rule on highest boundaries. 

 

They won't dominate, but will be competitive with Butler, Stokes and Archer in the XI. 

 

 

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T20 world cup India, reached final and lost

 

2017 champions trophy semi

 

2019 wc winners

 

Their consistency has been telling over the past 4 years since disaster at 2015 wc.

 

 

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Just now, G_B_ said:

T20 world cup India, reached final and lost

 

2017 champions trophy semi

 

2019 wc winners

 

Their consistency has been telling over the past 4 years since disaster at 2015 wc.

 

 

In short formats they are easily best team right now. In tests can't say same.

Posted
15 minutes ago, Nikola said:

Not the way you start your domination eng. :hmmm:Let's see how ashes goes.

I sense it is going to be a bloodbath. Australia has a superior bowling attack. With Warner and Smith their batting has also gained some balance. 

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2 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

I sense it is going to be a bloodbath. Australia has a superior bowling attack. With Warner and Smith their batting has also gained some balance. 

Eng should still win Ashes. Their bowlers are more suited to these kind of conditions than Aus bowlers are. I hope test matches are played at neutral venues as well so we get to know who is better side.

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1 minute ago, Nikola said:

Eng should still win Ashes. Their bowlers are more suited to these kind of conditions than Aus bowlers are. I hope test matches are played at neutral venues as well so we get to know who is better side.

But ENgland batting looks vulnerable against good bowling. Even against India they were vulnerable. Thanks to Sam curran they got away. It is our batting that let us down. And also catching. Broad and Anderson are too old now. 

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5 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said:

I sense it is going to be a bloodbath. Australia has a superior bowling attack. With Warner and Smith their batting has also gained some balance. 

Don't kid yourself. England will win the ashes in england. I like to be wrong about this but i don't think so.

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