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K
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| K wrote: | Some early (8/18 ) WC predictions online:
(www.sportskeeda.com)
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The guy gave an updated version (20/5/19):
Wonder what the current bookies' odds are... |
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Pies4shaw 
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| Sri Lanka made 8/239. Australia is presently 3/183 From 35 overs. Warner did not play, Finch made 11, Marsh 34 From 46, Maxy 36 From 36. Khawaja is 75* and Stoinis is 17*. Smith might be next in. It’s hard to say. We mostly picked bowlers and the rules are 13 a side (11 batting, 11 fielding). |
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Pies4shaw
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| No, Carey is in at 4th drop. Stoinis out for 32 From 29. Khawaja is 82*, Carey 1*. 4/206. About 13 overs to get the 34 required. |
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Pies4shaw
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| Australia is 4/217. The commentary team is so bored, they’re discussing India’s squad. |
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Pies4shaw
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| Khawaja is out stumped for 89. |
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| Cummins is in now. Smith must have been picked for his bowling (1/9 from 2 overs, today). |
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Pies4shaw
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| Australia won by 5 wickets with about 5 overs to spare. |
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K
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| K (19/3) wrote: | Typical bookies' odds:
England 3.25 [26%]
India 4.00 [21%]
Australia 5.50 [16%]
South Africa 9.00 [10%]
Pakistan 10.00 [9%]
New Zealand 10.00 [9%]
West Indies 15.00 [6%]
Sri Lanka 41.00 [2%] |
England 2.75 [32%]
India 3.50 [25%]
Australia 4.75 [18%]
New Zealand 11.00 [8%]
South Africa 11.00 [8%]
Pakistan 21.00 [4%]
West Indies 21.00 [4%]
Afghanistan 151.00 [0.6%]
Bangladesh 151.00 [0.6%]
Sri Lanka 151.00 [0.6%]
Last edited by K on Tue May 28, 2019 4:51 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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eureka
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| im tipping an Australia v india final |
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eureka
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| the aussies are running into really good form leading into the world cup they have the line up to take out the world cup watch out for india and maybe England too also don't discount NZ |
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Donny 
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You just named the 4 favourites. 
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K
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| Makes me wonder whether the chance of one of New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan & West Indies winning is really <25%. Looks like those odds are too long. (Don't know if such a bet is available, though.) |
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Donny
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Yep. Still somewhat of a lottery.
My early tip for the Windies still holds. 20/1 is a bit of value with Gayle in.
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Donny
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First matches:
30 May. 10.30 AM (local) starting time.
England v. SA. The Oval, London.
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31 May
Windies v. Pakistan. Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
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1 June
New Zealand v. Sri Lanka. Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.
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1 June.
Afghanistan v. Australia. County Ground, Bristol.
1:30 PM (local).
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K
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Cummins: "I just looked at some data before that out of all the ODI countries, it [England] has got the least swing out of all of them over the past 20 years or something. When the ball is hard you still feel like there might be a little bit of nip. But it's pretty flat.
"With the brand new ball you still get a little bit, whether it's a bit of extra bounce or maybe a tiny bit of nip. Bouncers - we're going to have to use well, that's a real wicket-taking ball. Other than that, it's just trying to bowl good balls. I don't think you see too many teams running through other teams with big outswingers."
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/cricket/swing-bowling-won-t-have-big-impact-at-world-cup-cummins-20190529-p51sbk.html |
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