20/20 is so unpredictable....
1 man can win a game on his own with a good batting performance or lose a game with a bad day with the ball.
I`d go for a sub-con team to win it (in their preferred conditions), India must be the favourites.
My top 3 tips to win it are....
India
Sri Lanka
West Indies (I`m not a betting man, but they`ll be worth a pound or two)
After enduring 7 weeks of the IPL India are probably sick of T20 like everyone else.
That series in USA with WI and NZ has been shockingly bad.
The bowling in that series has been filthy, especially from New Zealand their bowling was just pathetic to say the least.
But I don't think it's the quality of cricket we need to look at.
They're playing in America, when they tune in or like some non-cricket fans have gone to the ground to watch the game they want to be amazed and most importantly impressed.
The only way do that and show them that is by hitting sixes. The more sixes hit the better I feel for this audience, the ICC are trying to attract. They don't want to see organised, close run chases because they will have no understanding. You need to invite the audience in then do that stuff.
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posted on 1/7/12
20/20 is so unpredictable....
1 man can win a game on his own with a good batting performance or lose a game with a bad day with the ball.
I`d go for a sub-con team to win it (in their preferred conditions), India must be the favourites.
posted on 1/7/12
My top 3 tips to win it are....
India
Sri Lanka
West Indies (I`m not a betting man, but they`ll be worth a pound or two)
posted on 1/7/12
After enduring 7 weeks of the IPL India are probably sick of T20 like everyone else.
posted on 1/7/12
That series in USA with WI and NZ has been shockingly bad.
posted on 2/7/12
The bowling in that series has been filthy, especially from New Zealand their bowling was just pathetic to say the least.
But I don't think it's the quality of cricket we need to look at.
They're playing in America, when they tune in or like some non-cricket fans have gone to the ground to watch the game they want to be amazed and most importantly impressed.
The only way do that and show them that is by hitting sixes. The more sixes hit the better I feel for this audience, the ICC are trying to attract. They don't want to see organised, close run chases because they will have no understanding. You need to invite the audience in then do that stuff.
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