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No Vaas and no Murali? You have to ask why?!
Sri Lanka vs Australia, Super Eights, Grenada
By Scott 3 years ago, mid-April Add your comment below
Sri Lanka have a great chance to knock off the Australians because the Grenada pitch suits their game down to the ground. If they do that, the three semi-finallists so far will all have 10 points, and it will all come down to the England vs South Africa game. I don’t think anyone wants to face Australia in the semi-finals somehow.
Malinga is out for Sri Lanka and Watson is still missing for Australia.
Tags: 2007-world-cup, australia, sri-lanka |
14 Responses to “Sri Lanka vs Australia, Super Eights, Grenada”
April 16th, 2007 at 2.23 pm
April 16th, 2007 at 2.35 pm
What was your trip like Michael?
And yes, looks like Chaminda and Murali are rested. Tactics I would reckon… If the two sides meet again in the (semi-)final the Sri Lankans are better off not getting the Australian batsmen used to their best bowlers right now.
April 16th, 2007 at 2.40 pm
Symonds and Ponting played Murali quite well recently… 
The trip sucked thanks mate! 
April 16th, 2007 at 2.45 pm
Didn’t you go to see any matches? I thought so… Or is there going to be a seperate post about it?
April 16th, 2007 at 2.50 pm
Did anyone else think that Jayasuria got a 6 off Tait, not a 4? It looked to me like that ball landed flush over the rope.
April 16th, 2007 at 3.45 pm
Sri Lanka are aiming to not meet Australia in the semis – and the Australian batsmen read Murali beeter than any other team – words from the horse’s mouth himself.
April 16th, 2007 at 7.28 pm
I agree marcus, and was surprised the commentators didn’t look into that further. I am positive it was a six.
I didn’t get down to the West Indies after all. I couldn’t make things happen in such a sudden short time. My trip was visiting great grandmother with the wife and kids. It was a struggle but it’s always good to get the kids in to see relatives.
Thanks for asking though Tobi.
April 16th, 2007 at 9.29 pm
Sri Lanka must be getting sick of seeing Ponting and Symonds bat together. They’ve both been in stellar form today. Well… Ponting is a given.
April 16th, 2007 at 10.06 pm
Well, how boring was that? I hope the fans who made the effort to go the the Cup think they’re getting their money’s worth.
April 17th, 2007 at 9.07 am
Very weird selections by Sri Lanka. Makes you wonder whether they were deliberately throwing it. Not deliberately deliberately, but, you know, not worrying too much.
Well, Caro, I’d rate the Sri Lanka/England game as one of the most exciting of the tournament. And I’d agree the Aussie games are pretty predictable.
April 18th, 2007 at 2.55 am
It’s not Ausralia’s fault that the game wasboring or predictable. Gilly, Hayden, Pontings & Symonds all did their best to make it exciting. I think Sri Lanka are to blame for this non event. Resting your two best bowlers when you can go out and give Australia a run for their money, and if they managed a win, surely that would be a plus for them mentally.
April 24th, 2007 at 6.06 pm
Common Chris. talk sense. When Australia rested few of their key players and played in Kiwiland, no body talked about this. It is purely a team decission and their strategy to give other players a chance.
Because at that time they were already qualified for the Semis. I feel they did the correct thing at that moment by resting few key players and giving young ones a chance. Please go to below link and see the real story.
http://content.msn.co.in/Sports/Columns/CricketColumn_Kumar+Sangakkara.htm#top
Dont blame sri lanka for a boring game. Blame India, Pakistan, England and West indies for the way they played. Remember Sri lanka was involved with two of nail biting games of the tournament. They plays very much lively cricket as Australia and New Zealand.
All the best Sri lanka.
April 28th, 2007 at 11.43 am
sri lanka iz going to win today
April 28th, 2007 at 3.00 pm
We’re chatting here mate. Come on over, and bring your proper spelling with you.
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