T20 World Cup 2021
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@nta said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@mn5 said in T20 World Cup 2021:
You guys found a keeper who can bat yet ?
Maybe....
Is there an option to moderate @NTA posting if he starts dragging up irrelevant statements that are best left in the past?
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@nta said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@majorrage said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@nta said in T20 World Cup 2021:
@mn5 said in T20 World Cup 2021:
You guys found a keeper who can bat yet ?
Maybe....
Your ability to remember crap like this makes me wonder if you are Nicola The Aussie
Let's face it: the lack of subtlety from @MN5 makes it pretty easy to remember his attempts at shitposting.
I have to step up when @Virgil isnβt around
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New Zealand have never beaten Australia in any knockout match. They have played each in 17 quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, out of which Australia have won 16. The one that New Zealand won wasn't a knockout but the first of the best-of-five finals in 1981, a series that New Zealand eventually lost. Australia have won all the four knockout matches between them at ICC events.
Concerning. They don't fear us. They know they get the best of us when it matters. If we can topple them it will be a massive moment in our history.
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Solid start. We're gonna need plenty though, looks a good pitch
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@labcat said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Not a great power play but only one wicket down. Williamson looking bogged down though and already showing signs of frustration with that last shot.
I back Kane to read the pitch like he did in the CWC. If he is struggling and seems content to just hang in there then it's probably the right call.
I'm thankful we have a skipper willing to play the long game and who doesn't think the final needs to be won in the first three balls of his innings.
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Yeah, looks like they're happy to keep wickets in hand and launch a bit later. We will want 160 at least though I would think.
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@no-quarter said in T20 World Cup 2021:
Yeah, looks like they're happy to keep wickets in hand and launch a bit later. We will want 160 at least though I would think.
It frees the balance of the order to play their natural game now - you don't have Seifert or Phillips in two minds having to nurse the innings through but also keep the run rate going. We can pretty much go full speed in an over or two.
Aussie should have kept some spin up their sleeves for toward the end.