Cricket WC 2011: Who's Following?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the Cricket World Cup 2011, focusing on participants' engagement with the tournament, their national teams, and the overall performance of various teams. The scope includes opinions on matches, player performances, and the atmosphere surrounding the event.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express curiosity about the level of interest in the World Cup among members, noting that it may depend on whether they are from one of the test-playing nations.
  • One participant mentions that many members may not be following the tournament due to the predominance of American members.
  • Several participants share their national pride, with Indians expressing enthusiasm for their team's chances of winning.
  • There are multiple comments on the performance of various teams, including the Dutch giving the Brits a tough time and Pakistan's inconsistent performance.
  • Some participants critique the quality of pitches, suggesting they favor batsmen and lead to predictable outcomes in matches.
  • Discussions include the excitement of unexpected results, such as Ireland's victory over England and the overall unpredictability of the tournament.
  • Participants debate the implications of limited-overs cricket on match strategies and outcomes, with some arguing that it leads to less competitive matches.
  • There are differing opinions on which teams are likely to win the tournament, with some predicting Australia, Pakistan, and India as strong contenders, while others express skepticism about any team's dominance.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of agreement and disagreement regarding team performances and the quality of matches. There is no clear consensus on which team is favored to win, and various opinions on the nature of the tournament and its matches remain contested.

Contextual Notes

Some discussions reflect assumptions about the nature of pitches and match outcomes, as well as varying levels of engagement with the tournament based on geographic location and cricketing history.

Who May Find This Useful

Fans of cricket, particularly those interested in the dynamics of the Cricket World Cup and the performances of different national teams, may find this discussion engaging.

  • #121
INDIA INDIA !

INDIA INDIA !

INDIA INDIA !

INDIA INDIA !

INDIA INDIA !We WONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!

SRI LANKA ... GET Ready For Blue ! ! !
 
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  • #122
Congratulation to Indian cricket team their bowling and fielding was flawless!
 
  • #123
You just can't expect to win these types of matches when you drop the best batsman in the world so many times! Well done to India, but Pakistan's fielding lost that game for them.
 
  • #124
Pak's Feilding + Imdia's Bowling
 
  • #125
And don't forget Umar Gul's bowling.
 
  • #126
Ahhh yes!

Best bowler ever ... LOL

i can't believe he took like approx. 5 wicket in every previous matches
 
  • #127
jobyts said:
The best picture so far on the Cricket world cup 2011. India -Australia match

India-Aus-World-Cup-2011-photos.jpg

This one is edited (fake).
 
  • #128
This one is edited (fake).

The bulb of intelligence finally lit up!:biggrin:
 
  • #129
Abdul Quadeer said:
This one is edited (fake).

Thats a news
 
  • #130
aim1732 said:
The bulb of intelligence finally lit up!:biggrin:

:biggrin:
I thought that the O.P. thought it was real.
 
  • #131
cupid.callin said:
Ahhh yes!

Best bowler ever ... LOL

i can't believe he took like approx. 5 wicket in every previous matches

He crumbled under pressure.
 
  • #132
ahsanxr said:
He crumbled under pressure.

from the very first over?
 
  • #133
ahsanxr said:
He crumbled under pressure.

I don't think so.
Sehwag hit him hard in his first spell which made him psychologically down losing his line and length of bowling.
 
  • #134
Abdul Quadeer said:
I don't think so.
Sehwag hit him hard in his first spell which made him psychologically down losing his line and length of bowling.

I agree.

Bu sad yuvi was out at "0"
but in some way it's good for him, he lost his over confidence with his turn
now he'll play good in final

___
Bleed Blue
 
  • #135
So where's everybody? Isn't today supposed to be the final?

Hellooooo! Bleed Blue fanatics where are you?
 
  • #136
Jai Ho, India! :smile:
 
  • #137
We WON !

YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
 
  • #138
Congratulations to India, they deserve to win. Yuvraj the pie chucker picked up another two wickets, lol. But he deserved man of the tournament, I'm just surprised at how many wickets he took.

Sri Lanka bowled and fielded poorly. Why did they drop Mendis and Herath? Very bad move, the seamers they brought into replace them bowled poorly and made it easy for the Indian batsmen. Malinga started well and bowled badly towards the end. I think the Sri Lankans put up a poor fight in the 2nd innings.
 
  • #139
Whoa, I did not know about this thread. No one around to celebrate the victory, I spammed twitter and facebook yesterday.

It's an amazing feeling :D
 
  • #140
yes we all contribute in our own ways...
Long live our heroes! Long live India!
 

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