QuotePakistan 159/5 - 20 overs
Yes, very impressive over.
Pakistan 141/5 - 17.4 overs
Misbah-ul-Haq 20(14) c N O'Brien b McCallan
Last edited by TheBoss; 15/06/2009 at 1:45 PM.
Pakistan 159/5 - 20 overs
About thirty too many for Ireland to realistically chase.
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Looks like Johnston/Cusack early overs might just be a costly.
Boyd Rankin's four overs for only 11 runs must be up there with the best in the tournament, OK he didn't take a wicket but that's some economy, went for 9 singles and 1 two.
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They do need him to take wickets though, that's why he was dropped for the NZ game.
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Ireland 13/1 - 2.3 Overs
N O'Brien 07(10) c & b Amir
Porterfield blocking his usual singles...
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Ireland 42/2 - 6.6 Overs
Stirling 17(16) b Afridi
37-1 6 overs.
Can Ireland learn from yesterday & push on for the mid overs...?
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Suprisingly, not as boring as I taught when I was completely ignorant to the sport.
I think the Test Cricket is what puts people off watching it, the limited over games get good viewers.
Ireland 87/3 - 13.1 Overs
Porterfield 40(36) c Khan b Ajmal
Ireland 93/4 - 15.4 Overs
Mooney 02(08) c Razzaq b Ajmal
Ireland 99/5 - 16.2 Overs
Johnston 00(01) b Gul
Ireland 108/6 - 17.4 Overs
K O'Brien 26(30) st Akmal b Ajmal
Ireland 110/7 - 17.6 Overs
Cusack 02(02) st Akmal b Ajmal
Ireland 110/8 - 18.1 Overs
White 05(07) b Gul
Ireland 111/9 - 18.3 Overs
West 01(01) run out Gul
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