Cricket World Cup 2011
- lukethedrifter
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
I'm curious. All of the English side have Anglo names despite a huge South Asian population in the UK. Do players traditionally play for their country of cultural origin?
- Dillagii
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
England invented cricket. But still there some Indians turned UK citizens who plays for England. Ex: Ravi Boparalukethedrifter wrote:I'm curious. All of the English side have Anglo names despite a huge South Asian population in the UK. Do players traditionally play for their country of cultural origin?
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Swatcat27
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
Cricket still has a good following in England..they have a good domestic circuit with sides permitting overseas recruits (usually international players)...sponsorships are still good for the game and with a booming Premier League in India, decent players make boatloads of money. The English side has a couple of players of Indian origin..but two of their best players were born in South Africa also & became eligible to play for England recently. And importantly, England as a side is getting better after being average for a few years now. (till they lost to the Irish ofcourse).lukethedrifter wrote:I'm curious. All of the English side have Anglo names despite a huge South Asian population in the UK. Do players traditionally play for their country of cultural origin?
- Mary1966
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
I've been remiss about posting the latest results.
South Africa defeats the Netherlands
Pakistan defeats Canada
New Zealand defeats Zimbabwe
West Indies defeats Bangladesh
Sri Lanka vs. Australia - no result due to rainout
England defeats South Africa
South Africa defeats the Netherlands
Pakistan defeats Canada
New Zealand defeats Zimbabwe
West Indies defeats Bangladesh
Sri Lanka vs. Australia - no result due to rainout
England defeats South Africa
- Mary1966
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- Mary1966
- President of the Ponson Fan Club
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- Mary1966
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
South Africa defeats Ireland, makes quarterfinals
New Zealand defeats Canada
Australia defeats Kenya
Bangladesh defeats the Netherlands
Pakistan defeats Zimbabwe
Sri Lanka has also made the quarterfinals.
New Zealand defeats Canada
Australia defeats Kenya
Bangladesh defeats the Netherlands
Pakistan defeats Zimbabwe
Sri Lanka has also made the quarterfinals.
- Mary1966
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- Mary1966
- President of the Ponson Fan Club
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- Joined: April 18 06, 10:56 pm
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- Mary1966
- President of the Ponson Fan Club
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- Joined: April 18 06, 10:56 pm
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Re: Cricket World Cup 2011
Ireland defeats the Netherlands
Sri Lanka defeats New Zealand
South Africa defeats Bangladesh
Pakistan defeats Australia
Zimbabwe defeats Kenya
India defeats West Indies
Sri Lanka defeats New Zealand
South Africa defeats Bangladesh
Pakistan defeats Australia
Zimbabwe defeats Kenya
India defeats West Indies
1st Quarter Final: Pakistan v West Indies at Dhaka - Mar 23, 2011
Match scheduled to begin at 14:30 local time (08:30 GMT)
2nd Quarter Final: India v Australia at Ahmedabad - Mar 24, 2011
Match scheduled to begin at 14:30 local time (09:00 GMT)
3rd Quarter Final: New Zealand v South Africa at Dhaka - Mar 25, 2011
Match scheduled to begin at 14:30 local time (08:30 GMT)
4th Quarter Final: Sri Lanka v England at Colombo (RPS) - Mar 26, 2011
Match scheduled to begin at 14:30 local time (09:00 GMT)


