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Cricket World Cup anyone?
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*sigh*Originally Posted by Connemara
Ireland are 84 for 4 at 29 overs, not sure why you would sigh (unless it's a dreamy emerald colored sigh). EDIT: While showering I did the math. Barring a disastrous collapse it should be a good win for Ireland (needing a strike rate of about 2) over good competition. EDIT AGAIN: Oops. I don't know anything about Ireland's side but I'm guessing the bottom of their order isn't the strongest, particularly against class bowling. Hoping for a win but certainly not expecting one now. EDIT YET AGAIN: HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY
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Ireland are 84 for 4 at 29 overs, not sure why you would sigh (unless it's a dreamy emerald colored sigh).Originally Posted by seanchai
because he knows nothing about cricket, and when you said, "Pakistan 132 all out? Happy St Patrick's Day," he thought that was a bad thing.
just guessing...
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I know there are not many cricket fans on here but today we have witnessed 2 gargantuan shocks.Bangladesh beating India is monumental.Ireland beating Pakistan is a beyond words but the fact that Pakistan are now out is unthinkable.
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Presumably Conn is a little more interested now.
I'm looking forward to work on Monday. I work with a whole bunch of cricket-mad Indians, and a Nederlander. Sadly there is also an Oirishman, but hopefully he won't have a clue about cricket (he's a hurling man).
That's assuming we win tonight, of course.
I'm looking forward to work on Monday. I work with a whole bunch of cricket-mad Indians, and a Nederlander. Sadly there is also an Oirishman, but hopefully he won't have a clue about cricket (he's a hurling man).
That's assuming we win tonight, of course.
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Pakistan coach found dead in hotel room! I think he was a famous former England cricketeer....Originally Posted by romafan
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EDIT: Can they take Zimbabwe?Originally Posted by Connemara
They drew Zimbabwe in the first match. Windies are next up and no, I don't think they can beat them.
If you've ever watched Celtic League or international rugby you'd see the tricolor and the Red Hand next to each other frequently.
I wonder if Joyce is regretting jumping ship to play for England.
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They drew Zimbabwe in the first match. Windies are next up and no, I don't think they can beat them.Originally Posted by seanchai
If you've ever watched Celtic League or international rugby you'd see the tricolor and the Red Hand next to each other frequently.
I wonder if Joyce is regretting jumping ship to play for England.
I've watched Six Nations before and haven't ever seen that. Of course, I'm usually drunk during the matches, so...
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