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WIndies massively overpriced, snatched some of the 2.62 overnight.
Massive batting strength. Badree, Narine, Bravo, Rampaul and Santokie with the ball.
WIndies are a well rounded honed T20 team.
Australia are wonderful with the bat, but with MJ gone, this bowling attack is weak.
Massive batting strength. Badree, Narine, Bravo, Rampaul and Santokie with the ball.
WIndies are a well rounded honed T20 team.
Australia are wonderful with the bat, but with MJ gone, this bowling attack is weak.
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'WIndies are a well rounded honed T20 team.'
I agree, on paper, but they have a habit of falling short when it matters. But I expect a good performance from them today. |
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This is a toss of a coin game therefore any odds against should be snapped up.
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ste youre the only one who knows sh** on here
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If there is one thing about the West Indies, they do seem to save their best cricket in T20 when they play Australia.
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Faulkner has been 'trash talking' - this may get the Windies going.
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I think of back in 2009 when the West Indies beat us in this format of the game in the group stages and also the 2012 World Cup in the semi-final stage.
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Australia 1.57 v 2.74 West Indies. Based on form you have to side with Australia though
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If I was Australia id be tempted to play 2 spinners after seeing what Pakistan did to them
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massive chokkkke from the oz today
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First-innings runs
Here are the first-innings totals so far in Dhaka in this tournament (most recent on right): 72-130-191-129-171. West Indies have been responsible for the last two so might be as confused as the rest of us as to how the pitch is playing. The average is 139 and at the moment we wouldn't advise of getting long of anything as big as 160. Due wont come into play that much being a day game but one the deeper the game goes feel like batting 2nd on these wickets will be an advantage |
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^^^ That was from a preview
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Dew was a heavy indicator in last night's game...........Batting 2nd a slight advantage (even though its a day game)
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As an Australian, no way Australia trains this , even at odds of 1.57. The play is to Lay them at the short odds and look to reback them at above evens. Watson, Haddin and Warner didn't play too much in this season's Big Bash.
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Ian Bishop's a big dude
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australia won toss = bat
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windies target to limit them to 150
 in that case money in bank |
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should be another intriguing game here
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innings runs market suspended ?????
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Still think Australia will win this, Backing them straight out at 1.60 should come trumps. But if your looking for a trading bet, Lay Australia, Back Australia at higher odds. Still don't think Windies good enough to compete with Aussies.
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1,60 on 160 runs what you think
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Line at a bookie is around 165-167 runs for Australia innings runs
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Australia Team
DA Warner, AJ Finch, SR Watson, GJ Maxwell, GJ Bailey*, BJ Hodge, JP Faulkner, BJ Haddin†, MA Starc, JM Muirhead, DE Bollinger West Indies Team DR Smith, CH Gayle, MN Samuels, LMP Simmons, DJ Bravo, D Ramdin†, DJG Sammy*, AD Russell, SP Narine, S Badree, K Santokie |
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lay all day,its an ozzzz chokefest today
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Good to see James Faulkner back in, gives the Aussies a bit of oomph
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dont rate any of the West Indies bowlers apart from Narine
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I think Santokie gives the West Indies a bit of an X-factor. Aussies wouldn't have seen too much of him
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I cant see aus losing here with the way chris fail has been playing
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santokie too, the guys class.
tho warner and finch could dismantle anybody. |
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warner out of touch too, important they keep him contained, will get out to a rash shot
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one love bothers and sisters
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chris fail
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Reference to Badree
WHO R YA WHO R YA WHO R YA |
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How is Warner out of touch.
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ive just had to pay my daughters school fees well preschool!!!
 , could do with a nice win. |
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Umpires today: Ian Gould and Marais Erasmus
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