World Cricket II

**P_R** · 29th March 2012, 04:15 PM

yOv Plummu, aaseervaadham paNNiyE azhichchittiyEyA

Originally Posted by KV

pirabu... thambi pirabu... unna engellaam pa thEdradhu?

uLLEn ayyA.

Originally Posted by mgb

PR probably preparing a motivational speech for self

idhellAm naan edhirpArthadhu dhaan. Dubaila dharmadi vaangina udanE sonnEn. Herath semma perattu peratta pOrAnnu.

Originally Posted by wizzy

it would need a choking of epic proportions to lose it from here..intense match

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**P_R** · 29th March 2012, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by hamid

Plum,ninga sonna maathiriye Atharmam vendrathu.

**venkkiram** · 29th March 2012, 04:20 PM

செந்தில்: ஹிஹிஹிஹி ! இந்த உலகத்தை நெனச்சேன்! சிரிச்சேன்!

**PARAMASHIVAN** · 29th March 2012, 04:21 PM

Originally Posted by wizzy

@PS Murali was a beast..cricinfo recently compiled a list of bowlers who took least no. of matches for 50 wickets..check out how many times Murali features in the list..his record is just insane and it should stand the test of time

http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine...ry/558936.html

Thanks, Interesting Statistics

**Plum** · 29th March 2012, 04:31 PM

1. We will meet in Colombo. Will meet. Meet. Colombo 2. England almost won. They then lost it. They made mistakes which they can correct. Lanka bowlers are almost as crappy as India. Adhirshtathula oru match jeyikkalaam, 2 match jeyikka mudiyAdhu. Next match England win pandrOm. 3. Adhramthin vaazhvai Gallevilum needhi kavviruchu. NAanga Colombovula jeyippom. #1 ranking retain paNNuvOm. 4. India tourla engaL viswaroobam release pannappadum - all you indian dubakoors will be shut up then. ippadikku, Cook Broad Bell Swann Anderson, Trott, Bresnan and co.

**P_R** · 29th March 2012, 04:33 PM

Followed till Prior's wicket and went to a meetingi.

Trott, Prior

**P_R** · 29th March 2012, 04:35 PM

Originally Posted by Plum

Next match England win pandrOm.

Matter over.

**PARAMASHIVAN** · 29th March 2012, 04:36 PM

Graeme Swann backs England to beat Sri Lanka in Galle
Graeme Swann has backed England to make history by chasing down a fourth-innings target of 340 to beat Sri Lanka in the first Test in Galle.
England, who have never chased more than 332, require a further 229 to win with eight wickets in hand.
But Swann, who took 6-82 in Sri Lanka's second innings, told BBC Sport: "If I was a betting man I would back England heavily as we're here to make history.
Obviously we'd like to chase a few less but we've made a decent start."
England will resume with Jonathan Trott unbeaten on 40 and Kevin Pietersen 29 not out, and Swann believes they can take England towards the target through sensible batting.
"It's a very good deck. It's a slow pitch but the outfield is quick, there are boundaries to be scored and you can rotate the singles as well," he said.
"A couple of the Sri Lanka players showed that with a bit of aptitude and a willingness to stay around you can become very hard to budge and we have to take that on board."
Swann also denied that England's 3-0 series whitewash by Pakistan earlier this year - a series in which no England player scored a century - would weigh heavily on the team.
"It's for the press to say there's extra pressure," he said. "There's pressure every time you're in a chase in a Test and we won't be dwelling on what's gone before.
"There's a Test to be won and a series to be won and that's all we're thinking about."
The weight of history was also of little concern to Swann as Andrew Strauss's team look to surpass the 322 England scored to beat Australia in Melbourne in 1928.
Whenever you get into a fourth-innings chase you see the scores posted of the largest total but for me that's all poppycock," Swann said.
"History is there to be made and I couldn't give a monkey's if someone chased down 300 in 1912 or 1915 or whatever. It's 2012 and we've got to win tomorrow."
Both former England spinner Phil Tufnell and former batsman Geoffrey Boycott believe England can reach their target.
"England should, if they get their heads down and play the percentages, be able to knock these [runs] off. But I think it's 50-50," Tufnell told BBC Radio 5 live.
Boycott added: "I haven't seen any balls jump and pop. I haven't seen anything that should worry a batsman and if they can stop themsleves from doing crazy things [they can do it]."

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