Sidhoni Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Its almost obvious what will ICFers pick, nobody wants Pak and Aus to go through now. :giggle: WI are major favorites!
Lord Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Its almost obvious what will ICFers pick, nobody wants Pak and Aus to go through now. :giggle: WI are major favorites! I'd rather have Pak go through then SL.atleast they r entertaining
JaFanatic Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Finalists:sri lanka and australia Winner:sri lankaB->
Texy Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 WI and PAK Winner: Pak:(( sorry buddy can't accept your prediction unless you cross 50 posts by the time 1st SF starts...gotta be more involved in ICF buddy :winky: Please refer to the Rules in the OP :icflove:
vayuu1 Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Watto kuke kuk chalaye Warner Bhi bandook chalaye ,besharma Bhi gandey saari khata jaye re Ghar aa ja pardesi Tera desh bulaye re ghar aaja pardesiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii teraaaaaa desssssh bulaaaaaye reeeeeee.
Lord Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 I cant find the live bet thread created by me. Why do mods rush so much to merge EVERY thread to this one? u have 15 milz to pay me:dance:
namasteji1 Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Final: Pakistan vs Australia Winner: Australia
Crookbond Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Between 2010 World T20 to 2012 World T20 ... All teams (and some minor teams as well) have changed captains (for various reasons) except India and Ireland. Out of these teams who have changed captains only three captains - Graeme Smith, Paul Collingwoog and Michael Clarke are not longer part of the squad. Hafeez, MS Dhoni at 31 are the second eldest captains in the tournament while Jayawardene at 35 is the oldest. I am not sure of the causation but there's definite change of guard between two consecutive World T20 tournaments. It will be interesting to see how future tournaments roll out wrt this aspect. [table=head]Team|2010-Captain|2012-Captain(Age)|Still Playing Australia|Michael Clarke|George Bailey (30)|NO Bangladesh|Shakbi-Al-Hasan|Mushfiqur Rahim (24) |YES England|Paul Collingwood|Stuart Broad (26) |NO India | MS Dhoni|MS Dhoni (31) | YES Ireland |William Porterfield| William Porterfield (28) | YES New Zealand|Daniel Vettori|Ross Taylor (28)|YES Pakistan|Shahid Afridi|Mohammad Hafeez (31) |YES South Africa|Graeme Smith|AB DeVilliers (28) |NO Sri Lanka|Kumar Sangakkara | Mahela Jayawardene (35) |YES West Indies | Chris Gayle | Darren Sammy (28) | YES Zimbabwe | Prosper Utseya | Brendan Taylor (26) | YES [/table]
DomainK Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Too much of T20 for India, I am aching for more test cricket.
NareshK Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Sri Lanka have a pathetic record against Pakistan in WC. They are as bad against Pak as Pak are against India. West Indies depend heavily on Gayle. If he gets out early, they are in big trouble. SL Vs Pak - Pak Aus Vs WI - Aus Final - Aus Vs Pak - I think it will be Aus.
PaceAttack Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 He will get used to it with **** head like Dhoni, Zaheer and Sehwag.
Zap_Brannigan Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 CSK Lobby 1. Fecking up selections. Cheeka 2. Bad tactics. Dhoni. 3. Mike Hussey 4. FAf du Plesis, the sooner people realize that the world t20 was only practice for CL, the better they will feel...CSK is in prime form in the last super 8 game 1. Hussey sees aus through 2. Faf du plessis top scores and gives south africa a chance 3. Raina top scores for India 4. Dhoni fires at the end 5. Southee was NZ's best bowler
Ultimate_Game Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 All this Kohli admiration is coz he's scoring. Even if he's crying and it looks this passionate' date= then why the hatred for Kambli for crying after the SF of the '96 WC. Was it because he was woefully out of form then or is it something else? I Rohit Sharma would have cried, then would the reaction been the same? Even if he's crying, everyone has his own way of reacting to a situation. Everyone does not need to cry and if someone doesn't then it does not mean it didn't matter to him. In the same WC, Mark Taylor, who inspite of losing the finals, was the one who had a smile on his face and did not resort to having a sada hua face. I have no qualms in Kohli crying as well, but these sensationalizing of things is really OTT at times. People are saying Kohli was crying but he was more dejected than anything else. Kambli on the other hand looked like a sissy little girl whose favorite toy was snatched. Huge difference between the two.
Ultimate_Game Posted October 3, 2012 Posted October 3, 2012 Just saw Gavaskar on tele saying some eyebrows were raised when a tournament favourite like Aus play like that Also said' date=' like in football that nobody wants Eng to win, in cricket no country wants India to do well :hmmm:[/quote'] Doesn't look well when somebody like Gavaskar makes such stupid remarks. India are out because of their incompetence. Other countries don't owe it to India to ensure they progress through tourneys. Every team has to look after itself and India has failed to do so in recent times and deserve what's coming to them.
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