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Inexperinced Kiwi's knock-out India for 88One-day internationals New Zealand by Amir Mir- It's Time To Break Into The Top 4 (U14070025) 10 August 2010  With the likes of Vettori, Brendon, Southee, Bond all missing from the NZ side, you'd expect NZ to struggle in this tournament and sturggle against this strong Indian line-up. But, they have proved us wrong, a great performance by the Kiwi's with both bat and ball and despite being in trouble at the start of the innings they still managed to post a strong total of 288. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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UCB (U14468591) posted Aug 10, 2010 Pommies...Shouidn't u be discussing which saffa/irish/somali should replace Cook in the next test?
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100notoutatnumber11 (U6672652) posted Aug 10, 2010 maybe you should be discussing how making 88 all out will become quite common place when the master retires and the one man team struggles even more|!!!
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ricky3001ca (U8914160) posted Aug 11, 2010 I always laugh when I saw NZ players sweat to get a win. On the other side Indian players are taking it easy and pocketing big bucks. Even Indian players must be laughing at nations like NZ. Undisputedly, India practically own this sport. I don't get it what other nations trying to prove by beating India. All the players (from all countries) and all the cricket boards under the thumb of Sharad Pawar..............Take it easy guys...
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Dilbert (U1772044) posted Aug 11, 2010 1 loss and the WUM brigade is out in force
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100notoutatnumber11 (U6672652) posted Aug 11, 2010 The world stood still during that Asia cup thingy!!!
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Dilbert (U1772044) posted Aug 11, 2010 The world stood still during that Asia cup thingy!!!
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HairyKroz (U12265985) posted Aug 12, 2010 Oh, how tedious. Another thread that descends into an off topic slanging match. Well done everyone, you are slowly ruining 606.
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MLS (U13690637) posted Aug 12, 2010 Well done New Zealand and Ross Taylor for winning his debut match as captain, very well done and deserved. Comment on this article
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