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Ireland v New ZealandOne-day internationals Ireland by ahmohsin (U7808114) 09 April 2007  Come on Ireland. Show some unexpected team work and win this match and stop critics’ mouth. As Ireland played through out the World Cup, everybody is thinking now they deserved a place for Test Cricket. I think they will improve their performance day by day and I also think they will be giant killer as now Bangladesh. I urge the ICC to give them the chance to play frequently as they gave it to Bangladesh. So you can see the results now. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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dazarama (U6610104) posted Apr 9, 2007 In his own words, he doesn't turn it much so was looking for variations in pace and break. He looked to me to be tossing it up nicely. Ran through the tailies like a dose of salts - every one a sucker ball. Like I said before: NZ a class act.
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Audierne (U7854128) posted Apr 9, 2007 I can never understand why people go into competitions that they haven't a cat's chance in hell of winning.
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dazarama (U6610104) posted Apr 9, 2007 Hilarious listening to Trent Johnson, Ireland skipper: "G'day mate, streuth!"
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walgert (U6926229) posted Apr 9, 2007 yep classy indeed
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myaser88 (U2759278) posted Apr 10, 2007 I like new zealand cricket team and hope they win the world cup ahead of england and australia. A fine powerful side with Oram the best all rounder in the world, vettori at present best spinner and generally a good strong unit.
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myaser88 (U2759278) posted Apr 10, 2007 patel is a neat spinner too, vettori is a dynamic all rounder.
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myaser88 (U2759278) posted Apr 10, 2007 why is British Broadcasting Corporation operating throughout the world when only aimed at the 'brittish'?
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myaser88 (U2759278) posted Apr 10, 2007 i love bing brittish but that monnarky at 'top really teks mik Comment on this article
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