Who can win the Twenty20 WC?Twenty20 Australia by Aussie_Ahmed (U3702210) 19 September 2007 Just 4 days of Twenty20 world cup cricket left and there are no serious favorite's for the title. Lets look at the contenders, from most likely to win to most unlikely to win. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Phoenix_Jim (U8430708) posted Sep 19, 2007 Good to hear from a couple of twenty20 enthusiasts :D
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DaWatfordBoy (U3974967) posted Sep 19, 2007 Aus will be out if they lose to Srilanka tomorrow.
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unknownentity (U8297275) posted Sep 19, 2007 to be fair pakistan haven't blown hot or cold in this tournament, they have been amazingly consistent, all the bowlers have been performing and the middle order looks better than ever, but the top order problem still remains. so all in all a consistent side this time around.
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DaWatfordBoy (U3974967) posted Sep 19, 2007 You are spot on unknown entity. Australia have lost two games, and one is an all time classic to Zimbabwe. This tournament may be forgotten from peoples memories after a few years but that Zimbabwe loss will always be spoken about in the circles. Well done Zimbabwe, you gave us something memorable in this tournament.
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U8566809 posted Sep 19, 2007 G'Day
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U8566809 posted Sep 19, 2007 we take that people cannot digest bitter truth
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armourboy805 (U8829385) posted Sep 19, 2007 and get ready with ur digestive tracks clear this time around
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DaWatfordBoy (U3974967) posted Sep 19, 2007 The champions who are also the team to have lost to Zimbabwe at the 20/20 world cup 2007!
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U8566809 posted Sep 20, 2007 now tell me who is going home
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LincolnSteveImp (U2798832) posted Sep 20, 2007 The two teams who have impressed me so far have been South Africa & Pakistan who have adapted well to this form of cricket. Australia have been awesome when chasing targets so in my opinion the winner will come from one of those three teams. Comment on this article
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