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T 20 Champions league on Eurosport

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  • 20-09-2011 2:24am
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    Dozen Wicked Words
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    Very enjoyable game today. Kolkata v Auckland. Ebbed and flowed throughout the game. Kolkata started like a train for first 9 overs batting first, then scraped up to 121. The aces looked like they were happy with that but couldn't get the slower bowlers away when they batted. So auckland have a lot to do now to qualify.

    Somerset won't trouble the competition too much I don't think, missing 1 to 4 of your regular batting order isn't going to do them any favours.

    Great that eurosport are also showing t
    he Sri Lanka/Aus test series too.


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    #2
    Dozen Wicked Words
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    Well Somerset have shown me how little I know! Beating Auckland, so thats the aces finished.

    And now they have beaten Kolkata too so topped the group.


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    Zatman
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    Great win for Mumbai. Thought RCB had it after Mumbai innings.

    Great play from the spinners and of course the brilliant Malinga


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    Washout
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    does anyone not think there is way too much T20 these days?

    I call it hit and hope cricket. altough when you see the likes of Gayle in form then it can be a grreat spectacle


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    TrueDub
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    Washout wrote: »
    does anyone not think there is way too much T20 these days?

    I call it hit and hope cricket. altough when you see the likes of Gayle in form then it can be a grreat spectacle

    I'm with you - it can be a good game to watch, but it's way past saturation point right now.


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    English county T20 has definitely hit saturation point. First couple of years, there were excellent crowds. Northants sold out virtually all their home games. Much easier to get a ticket in recent years. Thought there were a few good games in this champions league thing, and Somerset put on a decent show.

    I personally wish Gayle failure in every game, regardless of how crap the WI board are, and I am sure they are woeful, the players are far to ready to jump ship for the money.


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    Zatman
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    am not fond of IPL myself and just cant get into it. 20/20 has reached saturation point but still can be exciting enough like the finals day at Edgbaston. it does give the older players a stage to continue playing at a top level.


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