Cricket World Cup 2015

Quinton De Kock will come good from here on out and justify the selectors faith in him...he will play a major role in bringing the cup home.

Bob Brogan wrote: I got bored, have they won yet ?

I thought the Pakistani fella played well for South Africa.

davetheflower wrote:

Bob Brogan wrote: I got bored, have they won yet ?

I thought the Pakistani fella played well for South Africa.

just as well, but at least he has not performed so poorly as the Zimbabwean, the Indian, the West Indian, the South African and the Irishman, who is the captain of England, have for England. You cant win this argument.

chicken n chips wrote:

davetheflower wrote:

Bob Brogan wrote: I got bored, have they won yet ?

I thought the Pakistani fella played well for South Africa.

just as well, but at least he has not performed so poorly as the Zimbabwean, the Indian, the West Indian, the South African and the Irishman, who is the captain of England, have for England. You cant win this argument.

Lucky Im multilingual,I could play for anyone

Chicken,whose arguing? I agree with everything you say..
I'm thinking of marrying a jock,I think I could make their team.

davetheflower wrote: Chicken,whose arguing? I agree with everything you say..
I'm thinking of marrying a jock,I think I could make their team.

no need to marry one, just phone Gordon and tell him that you can pass the ball more than a metre and you will be in

Well done Quinton. Good batting display... All the best to the team and supporters.

Well done Protea's first knockout win, hopefully the first of many. :woohoo: :woohoo:

What a pleasure watching the Sri Lankan players taking this defeat like real men, unlike most footballers who don't bother to shake hands and are off the field within seconds of losing.

Well done Proteas.

Titch wrote: Quinton De Kock will come good from here on out and justify the selectors faith in him...he will play a major role in bringing the cup home.

One of the funniest guys I've met but my word he is a space cadet, could come in handy because I dont think he's bright enough to feel pressure :lol:

fingers wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: My reverse psychology is working as I know that the players read my posts regarding cricket

You suffer from delusions of grandeur

??? a bit of an offside response..

Great that we won a knock-out match and did so chasing...match set up by bowlers from first ball and pressure just built and built...Imran Tahir key in middle overs...if opposition attacks him, he takes wickets and slows the the run-rate and if they try to play him out, it puts pressure on them to score off bowler at other end thus also creating wicket opportunities...

Looking forward to semi-final...

I believe...