Fields leads Australia in bid to secure sixth World Cup trophy, while Aguilleira says West Indies is ready to bring home the trophy for the first time to the Caribbean
Final to be broadcast across 150 territories via the ICC Broadcast Partner Star Sports
Five-time champion Australia will face West Indies in the final of the ICC Women’s World Cup India 2013 at the Cricket Club of India’s Brabourne Stadium tomorrow, with the match beginning at 1430 and broadcast in High Definition around the globe by the ICC Broadcast Partner, Star Sports. This will be the tenth final of the women’s showcase event, which began in 1973, and the third final of the women’s event to be held in India.
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Australia and West Indies go head-to-head in hunt for Women’s World Cup glory
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mikesiva
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Our XI....
West Indies Women team
Kycia A Knight, NY McLean, SR Taylor, Kyshona A Knight, DJS Dottin, MR Aguilleira*†, SF Daley, SA Campbelle, SL Quintyne, A Mohammed, TD Smartt
West Indies Women team
Kycia A Knight, NY McLean, SR Taylor, Kyshona A Knight, DJS Dottin, MR Aguilleira*†, SF Daley, SA Campbelle, SL Quintyne, A Mohammed, TD Smartt
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mikesiva
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Howdy howzdat....
50 without loss in the 10th over...it ain't looking good.
A wicket! Taylor strikes!
50 without loss in the 10th over...it ain't looking good.
A wicket! Taylor strikes!
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howzdat
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hi mike, all good with you?
The Windies seem to have settled into their work now. Pulled back the scoring rate to 4.5 and thereabouts rather than above that; helped by this sequence: last 5 ovs 14/1 RR 2.80. The next over goes for 10! Ah well what do i know. 67/1 (14.0 ov)
The Windies seem to have settled into their work now. Pulled back the scoring rate to 4.5 and thereabouts rather than above that; helped by this sequence: last 5 ovs 14/1 RR 2.80. The next over goes for 10! Ah well what do i know. 67/1 (14.0 ov)
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The 50 partnership comes up....this is not looking good.howzdat wrote:hi mike, all good with you?
The Windies seem to have settled into their work now. Pulled back the scoring rate to 4.5 and thereabouts rather than above that; helped by this sequence: last 5 ovs 14/1 RR 2.80. The next over goes for 10! Ah well what do i know. 67/1 (14.0 ov)
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Quintyne and Smartt with the wickets....howzdat wrote:Wicket! 116/2.
Wicket! 126/3 and a feline wineto celebrate.
I wonder how much WI would back themselves to chase down? 180-210?
howzdat, we are the ones to man the stations when the WIndies play in the wee hours of the morning, when others are sleeping, so AFAIAC, we have a right to blow off steam when our WIndies side plays below par, and to hell with what the detractors may say!
That's my two cents....
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howzdat
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hahahahahaha. Nice one mikesiva. I am in observation mode with regards to the comments you make. Each according to his circumstances, however imho a WI supporting cricket lover can't stand quietly on the sidelines and witness some of the garbage during the men's games and yet still hold on to 'if only' and get carried away whenever one of them 'decides to turn-up'.
btw looks like we got a few agent provocateur's posting
Australia 162/3
btw looks like we got a few agent provocateur's posting
Australia 162/3
