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Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - chairman - 03-09-2016
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Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - dillinger10 - 03-09-2016
What an upset. Disaster for Ireland. Shocker. They couldn't defend 14 off the last over.
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - chairman - 03-09-2016
amazing
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - ketchim - 03-09-2016
They could but he bowled 5 wides :-[
19.5
Sorensen to Ansari, 5 no balls, another full-toss, beats the batsman, nutmegs the keeper....
Oman have won!
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - ketchim - 03-09-2016
Aamer Ali, the Man of the Match, says, through a translator :
"God was with us and we were trying to get boundaries every over.
We have done a lot of hard work before coming to the World Cup, and finally it has paid off."
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Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - 239pitch - 03-09-2016
Oman, never has a team looked like, or played like, a team of accountants more, and done so well.
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - ketchim - 03-09-2016
Blame Phil Simmons for this ::LOL::
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - Personablue - 03-10-2016
I consider Ireland a spot above Zimbabwe. They constantly perform well in all their test. Their matches are never one sides like UAE etc. They defeated many top nations like Pakistan, WI. I think they are in a strong position to qualify for the super 10
Re: Can Ireland make a winning start against Oman? - 239pitch - 03-12-2016
I wish we could stop calling them 'associates' and 'affiliates' to start with. These terms merely legitimise their blatant exclusion