Ireland vs West Indies: Place your bets and predictions

TRINIDADDY · 02-15-2015, 01:34 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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"We were lackadaisical in the field and we just thought  :

'yeah, we scored 300 and are supposed to win'."


Sammy went as far as to say that West Indies had taken Ireland "for granted" .... ::LOL::

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[size=18pt] deh must tie Skameron to Irelands rise..[/size]
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Ireland cricket culture is superior !

Ireland has been supplying England with Cricketers including the current Captain.

Under West Indies former player Phil Simmons the current squad has been performing.

There is NO link with the decline of W.I  Smile

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Scotland captain Preston Mommsen believes Ireland's shock World Cup win over West Indies can inspire his side to victory over hosts New Zealand.

#85
dat and impossible are the same..scotland sooprising the Kiwi.

wat is not impossible is Ireleland inspiring Scotland.  sure!  but will it make a difference to the outcome::confused::
No!
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#86
I was thinking that , too !  :-[

Mommy is an ambitious Skipper !

#87
Ireland make rivals 'very nervous'
Ireland's World Cup win over West Indies will make their Pool B rivals "nervous", says former England spinner Graeme Swann.

#88
ireland talking a lot now

#89
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Ireland has been supplying England with Cricketers including the current Captain.
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South Africa vs Ireland :

dillinger , which nation has the most players for England  :-\

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NELSON, New Zealand (CMC) -- West Indies all-rounder Darren Sammy on Monday apologised publicly for swearing while batting in the opening ICC Cricket World Cup Pool B match against Ireland at Saxton Oval.

The highly respected former captain made a career-best 89 to haul the West Indies out of trouble. He hit nine fours and four sixes to record the highest score by a number seven batsman in a Cricket World Cup match.

Sammy came to the crease with the West Indies tottering at 87 for five and added a record 154 for the sixth wicket with Lendl Simmons, who made 102 in a late innings onslaught.

"In the heat of the moment I said something to admonish myself after playing what I felt was a loose shot. It was picked up by the stump mics and I want to apologise for that remark," Sammy said.

"I know there are a lot of people out there watching the game and see us as heroes and ambassadors and it's my duty to always be on top of our game. I especially apologise to the little children who watch the game and who are learning as they grow."

The incident occurred during the 34th over and was picked up by stump microphones.

Sammy was charged by the International Cricket Council under its Code of Conduct for using "language or a gesture that is obscene, offensive or insulting during an International match", and fined 30 per cent of his match fee.

Ireland seamer John Mooney was also slapped with a 30 per cent fine for swearing during the game.

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