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March 16, 2007
Contrasts...
So how's the difference in the two results today - Bermuda going down to Sri Lanka by 240+ runs, Ireland and Zimbabwe tieing.
A tie between two associate countries will at least generate some interest in those games.
300 and plenty seems to be the order of the day for the big boys against the associate nations - which begs the question, what's a good total for two front line countries, in these conditions for this World Cup.
NZ take on England tonight - hopefully this provides a bit of a yard stick for upcoming games - both have met recently - in fact both have whipped the Aussies recently so a good close game should give us an idea of what scores are good and how some of the bigger games may play out in the weeks ahead.
(As always - cross posted on STUmpcam)
Labels: 2007 world cup, world cup
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