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Posted
Just now, singhvivek141 said:

Hopefully, USA matches were pretty boring.

This event seems  poorly organized as the 2007 ODI WC. Which too coincidently was hosted in WI.

 

WI is boring place to play. Not much cricket fans there.

 

Instead they could do it in a cricket developing nation like Netherlands or even Nepal

Posted
1 minute ago, Chaos said:


How was vietnam? Good beaches there! And this wc is the worst i have ever seen 

Vietnam was good..we convered Central & South Vietnam. Wanted to cover North as well but with kids you can only afford so much travel.

 

Expected rains but he was pretty hot and humid, food options were limited and I was too dependent on soupy noodles to survive, by the last day of the trip I ended up loosing 3 kgs of weight :cantstop:.

Overall a very beautiful country to visit, language is a big issue though.

 

 

Posted
1 minute ago, singhvivek141 said:

Vietnam was good..we convered Central & South Vietnam. Wanted to cover North as well but with kids you can only afford so much travel.

 

Expected rains but he was pretty hot and humid, food options were limited and I was too dependent on soupy noodles to survive, by the last day of the trip I ended up loosing 3 kgs of weight :cantstop:.

Overall a very beautiful country to visit, language is a big issue though.

 

 


yea been there. I love pho… thats all i ate there. Been to any old temples? Yea language is a barrier… thailand is lot easier and amazing beaches, great food. Stunning place too!

Posted
1 minute ago, Chaos said:


yea been there. I love pho… thats all i ate there. Been to any old temples? Yea language is a barrier… thailand is lot easier and amazing beaches, great food. Stunning place too!

Not to old pagodas, Visited one pagoda at DaNang at Son Tra, near lady Buddha. Went to another at BaNa Hills. 

Weather was literally boiling in the afternoon, everyone was consoling me that June is the rainy season there. We ended up sweating like a pig in the afternoon. :cantstop: 

 

Generally people are good in Vietnam though, not looking at you as if you're an ATM. Very less foreigners due to language issues and hence most places have authenticity intact.

 

 

Posted
14 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Strengthen the strength. If the bowling is strong, strengthen it a bit more. Maybe pick one from Jadeja and Axar, along with Kuuldeep. 

Yup, eventually they have to do. Bowling wins you matches.

Batters have to raise their hands though, can't just hide themselves under the pretext of tough pitches.

Posted
2 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

Not to old pagodas, Visited one pagoda at DaNang at Son Tra, near lady Buddha. Went to another at BaNa Hills. 

Weather was literally boiling in the afternoon, everyone was consoling me that June is the rainy season there. We ended up sweating like a pig in the afternoon. :cantstop: 

 

Generally people are good in Vietnam though, not looking at you as if you're an ATM. Very less foreigners due to language issues and hence most places have authenticity intact.

 

 


so basically u got a free sauna…

 

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Posted
19 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

WI is boring place to play. Not much cricket fans there.

 

Instead they could do it in a cricket developing nation like Netherlands or even Nepal

 

Challenge is infrastructure. Doubt Nepal or Netherlands has the infrastructure to support the tournament of this magnitude. Other than Ind, Aus, Eng and SA, there aren't too many options available. Though SA would've been a great venue for the WT20

Posted
4 minutes ago, zen said:


I am in India currently and I get a free sauna every time I step out :phehe:

 


what part? Its baking in hyd now :cantstop:

Posted
8 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

Challenge is infrastructure. Doubt Nepal or Netherlands has the infrastructure to support the tournament of this magnitude. Other than Ind, Aus, Eng and SA, there aren't too many options available. Though SA would've been a great venue for the WT20

 

If USA can have it, so can they. Need is intent and forward planning.

 

Nepal would have full crowds every game.They show up even on their poor stadiums lol

Posted
4 minutes ago, Chaos said:


what part? Its baking in hyd now :cantstop:


Gujarat. Folks who have lived here for long may not feel it as much but it is difficult for me to step out without feeling like a sauna :lol: 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

If USA can have it, so can they. Need is intent and forward planning.

 

Nepal would have full crowds every game.They show up even on their poor stadiums lol

Could have made this into a Tri series by adding Nepal.  Zim didn't qualify for WT20 but Nepal did.

Posted
Just now, zen said:


Gujarat. Folks who have lived here for long may not feel it as much but it is difficult for me to step out without feeling like a sauna :lol: 


yep AC is a must..even then it barely works unless new mercedes or electric cars. 

Posted
1 minute ago, zen said:


Gujarat. Folks who have lived here for long may not feel it as much but it is difficult for me to step out without feeling like a sauna :lol: 

 

North is even hotter :((

 

Posted
1 minute ago, Chaos said:


yep AC is a must..even then it barely works unless new mercedes or electric cars. 


I am using a classic car, which is my favorite. Pure joy of driving. 
 

It has a decent AC and I have installed a fan in b/w the seats to create the effect of ventilated seat. 
 

Though today the weather wasn’t that bad esp. in the evening.

Posted
Just now, Lord said:

 

North is even hotter :((

 


go to andhra…its touching 50s, there 50s feel like 60s. Especially in guntur, and other area. Rajamundri has a beach but phew when i went to buy something it was 49 and i had heat stroke when family to buy me a pillow to sleep in car while they went in restaurant. That was the 4 star restaurant and ac was not even working that good cuz of heat…

Posted
1 minute ago, Chaos said:


go to andhra…its touching 50s, there 50s feel like 60s. Especially in guntur, and other area. Rajamundri has a beach but phew when i went to buy something it was 49 and i had heat stroke when family to buy me a pillow to sleep in car while they went in restaurant. That was the 4 star restaurant and ac was not even working that good cuz of heat…

 

I thought you were in Dallas :hmmm:

 

Don't go out unless absolutely necessary man

Posted
11 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

If USA can have it, so can they. Need is intent and forward planning.

 

Nepal would have full crowds every game.They show up even on their poor stadiums lol

 

Based on what I've seen of the US infrastructure in this tourney, better to organize the tourney somewhere else

Posted
Just now, Lord said:

 

I thought you were in Dallas :hmmm:

 

Don't go out unless absolutely necessary man


i am..when i went there earlier lol… last yr:phew:

Posted
53 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

We got better T20 players than Gaikwad... They will probably add Gill who is similar to him

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