Clliket world cup
 

Who do you think will do well in this?
Who will win ?
Who will be the underdog that does well?

Bligthly should do well back to full strengh,after giving the abbos,the one day series.This after we humilated them in ashes,(or sorry forgot where not to mention that).

Pakis should they be allowed to play,after match fixing once again.Tounament been played in india ,bet you it dosent go on without......
Some sort off corrupition
bomb scare/terroist activity
GROUP A: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.

February

20 New Zealand v Kenya, Chennai
Play starts 0400 GMT
Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, online 2250-2350 and on BBC Two 0005-0105 [21 Feb]

20 Sri Lanka v Canada, Hambantota (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, online 2250-2350 and on BBC Two 0005-0105 [21 Feb]

21 Australia v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2320-0020

23 Pakistan v Kenya, Hambantota (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2320-0020

25 Australia v New Zealand, Nagpur (d/n)
Play starts 0400 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2350-0050

26 Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2345-0045

28 Zimbabwe v Canada, Nagpur
Play starts 0400 GMT

March

1 Sri Lanka v Kenya, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

3 Pakistan v Canada, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

4 New Zealand v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
Play starts 0400 GMT

5 Australia v Sri Lanka, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

7 Canada v Kenya, New Delhi (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

8 Pakistan v New Zealand, Pallekele (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

10 Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, Pallekele (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

13 New Zealand v Canada, Mumbai
Play starts 0400 GMT

13 Australia v Kenya, Bangalore (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

14 Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Pallekele (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

16 Australia v Canada, Bangalore (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

18 New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Mumbai (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

19 Australia v Pakistan, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

20 Zimbabwe v Kenya, Kolkata
Play starts 0400 GMT

(Four teams from each group will qualify for the quarter-finals)


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GROUP B: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands.

February

19 India v Bangladesh, Mirpur (d/n)
Play starts 0830 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, online 2330-0030 and on BBC Two 2350-0050

22 England v Netherlands, Nagpur (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2200-2230

24 South Africa v West Indies, New Delhi (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2320-0020

25 Bangladesh v Ireland, Mirpur
Play starts 0830 GMT
Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2350-0050

27 India v England, Bangalore (d/n) - match moved from Kolkata Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only) Highlights on Red Button & BBC Sport website (UK only) from 2200 GMT, on BBC Two & online 2345-0045

28 West Indies v Netherlands, New Delhi (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

March

2 England v Ireland, Bangalore (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

3 South Africa v Netherlands, Mohali
Play starts 0400 GMT

4 Bangladesh v West Indies, Mirpur (d/n)
Play starts 0830 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

6 South Africa v England, Chennai
Play starts 0400 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

6 India v Ireland, Bangalore (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

9 India v Netherlands, New Delhi (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT

11 West Indies v Ireland, Mohali
Play starts 0400 GMT

11 Bangladesh v England, Chittagong (d/n)
Play starts 0830 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

12 India v South Africa, Nagpur (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

14 Bangladesh v Netherlands, Chittagong
Play starts 0330 GMT

15 Ireland v South Africa, Kolkata (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

17 England v West Indies, Chennai (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

18 Netherlands v Ireland, Kolkata
Play starts 0400 GMT

19 Bangladesh v South Africa, Mirpur
Play starts 0330 GMT

20 India v West Indies, Chennai (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

(Four teams from each group will qualify for the quarter-finals)


KNOCK-OUT PHASE
March

23 First quarter-final, Mirpur (d/n)
Play starts 0830 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

24 Second quarter-final, Ahmedabad (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

25 Third quarter-final, Mirpur (d/n)
Play starts 0830 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

26 Fourth quarter-final, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 0900 GMT
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

29 First semi-final, Colombo (d/n)
Play starts 1000 BST
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

30 Second semi-final, Mohali (d/n)
Play starts 1000 BST
Commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & BBC Sport website (UK users only)

April

2 Final, Mumbai (d/n)
Play starts 1000 BST
:rulez: Hope they are

winners
 

india i reckon

Pakistan - Canada's gotta be worth a few quid on the Canucks, the pakis always throw at least 1 game against a minnow.

It goes on for fucking years, more boring than a night out with Mirkwood

Thats a bit steep rolly,as mirky NORMALLY fails to turn up

Could well be, but I hope not. If there is a local winner I would prefer Sri Lanka.

ireland picked up a couple of points in the 20/20 world cup and could do again against the likes of holland, bangladesh maybe but think the strongest teams in both groups will make it through easily and i'll go for an sri lanka england final

I will go for India. There used to the wickets and playing conditions. Plus there used to living in their shit hole of a country and wont be bothered by the shits, spewing up, shit food, searing heat and fuck all to do.

Remember a few years ago Alec Stewart took tinned corned beef, baked beans and Tetley tea bags out to India with him. That was all he existed on for the duration of the tour but avoided the shits etc.

good staple diet that oup north

Watched England tie with India today. 338 runs each. An exciting game with some great batting from Tendulkar and Strauss. Normally England would have won as India were all out when batting and England only had 8 wickets down. But for some strange reason that rule does'nt apply until the knockout stages. Stupid idea. Cant see the sense in sharing the points in limited overs competitions.