Australia do it again
Australia have just been beaten 3-0 in the final game of this year's Chappell-Hadlee trophy. New Zealand have chased down 347, which would mean that the top four run-chases in one-day international history, including the 438-thingie game, have been against Australia. This is also Australia's fifth consecutive one-day loss.
All this makes our poll more relevant than ever! So go ahead and vote!
Update: I do need to rub it in. Here's a comparison of two Australian national cricket teams. One of them has lost 5 in a row. The other has has won 9 in a row!
Labels: australia, chappell-hadlee, new zealand
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What a match !!!!!
It has been so refreshing for criket - I thoroughly enjoyed the game.
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Ranjeet (20 Feb 2007, 2:58:00 pm)
all fixed!
By Ganesh (20 Feb 2007, 3:23:00 pm)
What makes you sure that it was indeed fixed?
By Ranjeet (20 Feb 2007, 5:38:00 pm)
See what I mean? England's wins over Australia were never as exciting as this.
By Geoff (20 Feb 2007, 11:34:00 pm)
Given that Gilly has publicly said that Australia's cricketers haven't been in favour of this series being scheduled between the CB Series and the World Cup, it may not be too far fetched to think that they tanked the games ...
Geoff, that's because even in a devil v/s deep sea situation, watching New Zealand play is more interesting than watching England play. Now, the tough part is when you ask me to pick between watching South Africa or England :)
By Jagadish (21 Feb 2007, 1:17:00 am)
Who would have tought that the Australians would have nose dived so low......that to just prior to the world cup!!!
stickiewicket
By Ayesha (28 Feb 2007, 4:39:00 pm)
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