That's why I have not posted yet. Smile and wave se moer. But I will not blame anybody in our squad. Well played, chaps.What I don't get is how elated and over the moon some ppl seem here, after we lose a WC SF.
Sure it was a good game and there's no need for mud slinging, but is it really that absurd to be a little bitter about it ? Not everybody can react with a fake-a$$ smile to everything.
Why?
CAn you s.p.e.l.l. JOKE!
That's a bit low.
That's why I have not posted yet. Smile and wave se moer. But I will not blame anybody in our squad. Well played, chaps.
What I do see is that the ICC will have to relook at the DL calculations.
The ODI rules changed for this CWC and we see that teams are now launching much, much harder in the final 15 overs.
We were basically given 15 runs for the 7 overs that we lost due to rain. That was at least 50 runs less than what we could have scored...
That's why I have not posted yet. Smile and wave se moer. But I will not blame anybody in our squad. Well played, chaps.
What I do see is that the ICC will have to relook at the DL calculations.
The ODI rules changed for this CWC and we see that teams are now launching much, much harder in the final 15 overs.
We were basically given 15 runs for the 7 overs that we lost due to rain. That was at least 50 runs less than what we could have scored...
'cos I'm asking
Ah well! 4 more years.
I'm happy for New Zealand and hope they go through to win it.Lol, Simon Doull "I'm sure they (the crowd back home) will feel you gave it your all" - Not if you read some of the comments on this thread Doully. Bunch of fair weather supporters here.
not really...that's how I rol....
That's why I have not posted yet. Smile and wave se moer. But I will not blame anybody in our squad. Well played, chaps.
What I do see is that the ICC will have to relook at the DL calculations.
The ODI rules changed for this CWC and we see that teams are now launching much, much harder in the final 15 overs.
We were basically given 15 runs for the 7 overs that we lost due to rain. That was at least 50 runs less than what we could have scored...
100% I am rooting for them. Just don't tell them that (ask a kiwi if you don't get it)
I'd like for us to meat the Aussies in the 3rd-place play-offs.
Can't go visit down under without giving them a moerse whipping!
He's the most passionate sportsman that our country has even seen.
I wished NZ well for the finals...that Aus/Ind are going to win anyway....and then I popped msg on Fbook to all my NZ buddies, Congrats on the win...btw the next major earthquake has your islands names on it ....![]()
I'm happy for New Zealand and hope they go through to win it.
But people are hurting. Let them vent and grieve, whoever they may blame. The only fair weather fans are those saying chokers.
It's not our time yet, but we have made massive progress in our approach to tournaments...
Corey Anderson and Grant Elliott produced a superbly timed 103-run partnership to take New Zealand into their first cricket World Cup final with a tense four-wicket win over South Africa at Eden Park on Tuesday.
Anderson (58) and Elliott (84 not out) had been thrust together at 149 for four in the 22nd over of the rain-effected semi-final and calmly took their side within sight of victory before Daniel Vettori joined Elliott to guide their side home to ecstatic scenes in Auckland.
South Africa captain AB de Villiers (65 not out) and Faf du Plessis (82) had shared a fourth-wicket partnership of 103 from 73 balls to power their team to an imposing 281 for five in 43 overs after almost two hours of play was lost due to the rain.
New Zealand were set a revised target of 298 under the Duckworth-Lewis method and while Brendon McCullum got them away to a flying start with 59, they struggled to keep pace before the crucial fifth-wicket partnership.
The ODI rules changed for this CWC and we see that teams are now launching much, much harder in the final 15 overs.
We were basically given 15 runs for the 7 overs that we lost due to rain. That was at least 50 runs less than what we could have scored...