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I was lucky today that I missed the Sing Vs Zim match Grin

Otherwise I would have lost my bet on Zim. These T20 matches are highly unpredictable Undecided

Zim would have won the match they needed only 16 runs from 12 balls with 6 wkts in hand and everything turned upside down in the last 2 overs

If anyone would have give me some insights for this match i would have waged a bet as the odds were really tempting. T20 matches are unpredictable and chasing a huge score is always a battle as a couple of good overs will change any matches if you are chasing a huge total. If i see any tempting odds next time around for Nepal and Singapore matches i will wage a small bet for fun.

Singapore was able to defeat Zimbabwe in a match which had Zim at 1.12. Anyone who had noticed those odds would have gone ahead and made a bet in favor of Singapore. The betting sites rely too much on theoretical information and sometimes they ignore the real time data. Singapore's odds were like 15/1 and anyone who made a bet would have got huge returns. I would have rather given 3/1 or a max 4/1 for Singapore, given the format of the game and the recent issues with the Zimbabwean squad. But the sites didn't cared to get updated information (I guess they took the Bangladesh tri series for calculating the odds) and in the end underestimated Singapore and Nepal by a huge margin.

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When you see Zimbabwe lost against Singapur then you must be surprised because Once a Zimbabwe was a very potential cricket team but the haphazard condition of their cricket board, they are also very disorganized but still they are trying to play cricket because they have no alternative earning source, it's really pathetic for them, When you see the gorgeous lifestyle of Indian cricket players but the Zimbabwe players only play cricket for earning money for their life. I think all the cricket nations should stand by this vulnerable cricket team for their good survival otherwise they will lose their love and passion for cricket.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 29, 2019, 11:39:05 AM

I was lucky today that I missed the Sing Vs Zim match Grin

Otherwise I would have lost my bet on Zim. These T20 matches are highly unpredictable Undecided

Zim would have won the match they needed only 16 runs from 12 balls with 6 wkts in hand and everything turned upside down in the last 2 overs

The Zimbabwe squad is comprised of players with very little international experience (apart from a few players such as Sean Williams and Ryan Burl). Even the standard of their domestic competition (Logan Cup) has gone down during the recent few years, as most of the white players have moved to countries such as England and Australia.

For comparison, Singapore is a country which mostly relies on expats for playing cricket (more than 90% of the population is either Chinese or Malay, and these groups are not represented in the cricket team. But their advantage is that the cricket board is very rich and can afford to offer good facilities, quality equipment and the best trainers and coaches.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 29, 2019, 11:39:05 AM

I was lucky today that I missed the Sing Vs Zim match Grin

Otherwise I would have lost my bet on Zim. These T20 matches are highly unpredictable Undecided

Zim would have won the match they needed only 16 runs from 12 balls with 6 wkts in hand and everything turned upside down in the last 2 overs

Somehow you are lucky to stay out of the loss. Very close match, and none could have thought it would be a winning for Singapore. Zimbabwe maintained good partnership from the beginning of the match. Also there is no big loss of consecutive wickets. End of the match Zimbabwe losing is totally disappointing. I didn't watched the match, quite often checked the score. Finally when I looked for the score it was 30 runs required from 24 balls. I confirmed it will be win for Zimbabwe and finally things has gone upside down as mentioned.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 29, 2019, 11:39:05 AM

I was lucky today that I missed the Sing Vs Zim match Grin

Otherwise I would have lost my bet on Zim. These T20 matches are highly unpredictable Undecided

Zim would have won the match they needed only 16 runs from 12 balls with 6 wkts in hand and everything turned upside down in the last 2 overs

If anyone would have give me some insights for this match i would have waged a bet as the odds were really tempting. T20 matches are unpredictable and chasing a huge score is always a battle as a couple of good overs will change any matches if you are chasing a huge total. If i see any tempting odds next time around for Nepal and Singapore matches i will wage a small bet for fun.

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I was lucky today that I missed the Sing Vs Zim match Grin

Otherwise I would have lost my bet on Zim. These T20 matches are highly unpredictable Undecided

Zim would have won the match they needed only 16 runs from 12 balls with 6 wkts in hand and everything turned upside down in the last 2 overs

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Quote from: onrise on September 29, 2019, 08:39:52 AM

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 29, 2019, 02:34:43 AM

I watched the Nepal vs Singapore match, and it was pretty exciting. Nepal is one of the emerging powers and their captain (Paras Khadka) slammed a century that day. And their leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane is quite popular across the globe, in the T20 format. I don't know much about Vanuatu or Malaysia, and I haven't heard about any of their players.

Lol. I haven't even heard of the country Vanuatu, had to Google it Tongue

Anyways since you said it was exciting, I'll try to catch up today's Singapore-Zimbabwe match and maybe bet on Zimbabwe to win the match.

I watch many matches and mostly they are very good for watching too much excitement but for purpose of betting its not good enough as Zimbabwe vs Singapore odds are very low for Zimbabwe just @1.12 so its not worth to take any risk.

Not at all worthy with such low odds beacuse it is quite possible that Singapore could even beat Zimbabwe as now Zimbabwe is totally a new team and does not play much cricket and does not even feature in top 10 teams of the world cricket .

Zimbabwe was once big, now they are new with young players. Singapore has set a strong target of 181 which is really a hard target to reach for any team. Now Zimbabwe has started good, reaching 63 losing a wicket for 5.3 overs. If this continues without any further wicket fall until good partnership is developed we can expect winning of Zimbabwe.

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Quote from: onrise on September 29, 2019, 08:39:52 AM

Not at all worthy with such low odds beacuse it is quite possible that Singapore could even beat Zimbabwe as now Zimbabwe is totally a new team and does not play much cricket and does not even feature in top 10 teams of the world cricket .

Apart from Sean Williams, I couldn't find any usual names in the Zimbabwe playing XI. I don't know where players such as Graeme Cremer, Peter Moor, Sikandar Raza and Chamu Chibhabha have vanished into... At least they could have persuaded Brendan Taylor to participate in the Singapore tri-series. And I don't know anything about Kyle Jarvis, Craig Ervine and Sean Ervine. Have they retired from cricket, or still playing? I heard that Hamilton Masakadza retired a few days back. But what about the others?

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Quote from: Indymoney on September 29, 2019, 06:00:57 AM

I watch many matches and mostly they are very good for watching too much excitement but for purpose of betting its not good enough as Zimbabwe vs Singapore odds are very low for Zimbabwe just @1.12 so its not worth to take any risk.

The excitement comes if there is a chance for Singapore to upset Zimbabwe and with a good odds like that it is tempting to give it a try but i am not sure the strength of these teams to take a risk like that but if anyone is aware of their playing eleven i would like to hear, i have not seen any articles regarding their teams anywhere too and hence i am asking here if anyone have watched their matches earlier.

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Quote from: Indymoney on September 29, 2019, 06:00:57 AM

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 29, 2019, 02:34:43 AM

I watched the Nepal vs Singapore match, and it was pretty exciting. Nepal is one of the emerging powers and their captain (Paras Khadka) slammed a century that day. And their leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane is quite popular across the globe, in the T20 format. I don't know much about Vanuatu or Malaysia, and I haven't heard about any of their players.

Lol. I haven't even heard of the country Vanuatu, had to Google it Tongue

Anyways since you said it was exciting, I'll try to catch up today's Singapore-Zimbabwe match and maybe bet on Zimbabwe to win the match.

I watch many matches and mostly they are very good for watching too much excitement but for purpose of betting its not good enough as Zimbabwe vs Singapore odds are very low for Zimbabwe just @1.12 so its not worth to take any risk.

Not at all worthy with such low odds beacuse it is quite possible that Singapore could even beat Zimbabwe as now Zimbabwe is totally a new team and does not play much cricket and does not even feature in top 10 teams of the world cricket .

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on September 28, 2019, 10:21:26 PM

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Vanuatu was recently involved in a power struggle between the associates at the ICC, when they managed to oust the representative of Netherlands (Betty Timmer was voted out, to be replaced by Mark Stafford).

Vanuatu, is this a country? I never heard about them before.
This is the good thing about sports. It connects nations. I remember when I first heard about country like Bangladesh. You learn about a new culture new nation.

Taking about Afghanistan Test team, I think they wanted some soft of competition in the World cup test championship that is why they ignored team like Afghanistan and Ireland if I am not wrong.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 29, 2019, 03:09:09 AM

Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 29, 2019, 02:34:43 AM

I watched the Nepal vs Singapore match, and it was pretty exciting. Nepal is one of the emerging powers and their captain (Paras Khadka) slammed a century that day. And their leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane is quite popular across the globe, in the T20 format. I don't know much about Vanuatu or Malaysia, and I haven't heard about any of their players.

Lol. I haven't even heard of the country Vanuatu, had to Google it Tongue

Anyways since you said it was exciting, I'll try to catch up today's Singapore-Zimbabwe match and maybe bet on Zimbabwe to win the match.

I watch many matches and mostly they are very good for watching too much excitement but for purpose of betting its not good enough as Zimbabwe vs Singapore odds are very low for Zimbabwe just @1.12 so its not worth to take any risk.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 29, 2019, 02:34:43 AM

I watched the Nepal vs Singapore match, and it was pretty exciting. Nepal is one of the emerging powers and their captain (Paras Khadka) slammed a century that day. And their leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane is quite popular across the globe, in the T20 format. I don't know much about Vanuatu or Malaysia, and I haven't heard about any of their players.

Lol. I haven't even heard of the country Vanuatu, had to Google it Tongue

Anyways since you said it was exciting, I'll try to catch up today's Singapore-Zimbabwe match and maybe bet on Zimbabwe to win the match.

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Quote from: akhjob on September 29, 2019, 02:21:10 AM

Do you guys even watch these matches Shocked

I thought I was a cricket fan who always checked the scores when an international match is played. I have never watched such underdog matches. Are they even worth it to watch?

I watched the Nepal vs Singapore match, and it was pretty exciting. Nepal is one of the emerging powers and their captain (Paras Khadka) slammed a century that day. And their leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane is quite popular across the globe, in the T20 format. I don't know much about Vanuatu or Malaysia, and I haven't heard about any of their players.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 28, 2019, 09:00:58 AM

If anyone is interested in watching the Nepal vs Singapore T20 match, then the online live streaming has been made available by the Singapore Cricket Association (SCA) for free. It can be viewed in YouTube here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZGC8CrgHWM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on September 28, 2019, 10:21:26 PM

BTW, now coming back to the T20 format, the match between Malaysia and Vanuatu is ongoing now (can be watched LIVE here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMBfVt7qK1c). Vanuatu is off to a very good start. This match is a part of the Vanuatu tour of Malaysia, which includes a total of 5 T20 matches.

Do you guys even watch these matches Shocked

I thought I was a cricket fan who always checked the scores when an international match is played. I have never watched such underdog matches. Are they even worth it to watch?

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on September 28, 2019, 09:00:58 AM

If anyone is interested in watching the Nepal vs Singapore T20 match, then the online live streaming has been made available by the Singapore Cricket Association (SCA) for free. It can be viewed in YouTube here:

I have not watched any of their games, i am sure majority of these countries have players from Indian and Pakistan origin. Any players to watch out in their ranks, if so that would be great even if i want to wage any bet.

Quote from: teosanru on September 28, 2019, 03:23:23 AM

I think Zimbawe's main problem is the intervention of their politics in cricket which is making them a bad team despite of having some good players.

The political system ruined their cricket, earlier cricketers from South Africa and other countries used to migrate and play for Zimbabwe in the past and hence they had a better team, now none of these players are coming through and there is no much support for them from the ICC too because of their political intervention.

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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on September 28, 2019, 07:43:49 AM

Well Afghanistan's Test performance is not that bad at all. Recently the won against Bangladesh: https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/19449/game/1197138/bangladesh-vs-afghanistan-only-test-afg-in-bangladesh-2019

Some may say that Bangladesh is not very good at test but record book is not going to count like that. The record book will say Afghanistan won.

Their performance may not be bad, but they are not getting enough opportunities to compete against the big teams. The biggest blow for them came when they were excluded from the 2019–21 ICC World Test Championship. That means that they need to negotiate with the other test playing nations on a one to one basis, in order to have matches against them. I don't understand the logic behind this. We have a total of 12 test playing nations, and the ICC has included just 9 of them in the Test Championship.

BTW, now coming back to the T20 format, the match between Malaysia and Vanuatu is ongoing now (can be watched LIVE here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMBfVt7qK1c). Vanuatu is off to a very good start. This match is a part of the Vanuatu tour of Malaysia, which includes a total of 5 T20 matches.

Vanuatu was recently involved in a power struggle between the associates at the ICC, when they managed to oust the representative of Netherlands (Betty Timmer was voted out, to be replaced by Mark Stafford).

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If anyone is interested in watching the Nepal vs Singapore T20 match, then the online live streaming has been made available by the Singapore Cricket Association (SCA) for free. It can be viewed in YouTube here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZGC8CrgHWM

This is the second match of the series. Yesterday, Zimbabwe had defeated Nepal by 5 wickets. These matches will be having the international status, as per the latest communique from the ICC.

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Well Afghanistan's Test performance is not that bad at all. Recently the won against Bangladesh: https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/19449/game/1197138/bangladesh-vs-afghanistan-only-test-afg-in-bangladesh-2019

Some may say that Bangladesh is not very good at test but record book is not going to count like that. The record book will say Afghanistan won.

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Quote from: teosanru on September 28, 2019, 03:23:23 AM

Test Cricket requires a lot of patience and calm head which I think is a bit lacking in this young Afghanistan team as of now and this is pretty natural as they haven't been playing a lot of first class cricket at this level.

The Afghan players don't play the 4-day format very often. A large number of them have signed for various T20 leagues around the world (such as GT20, CPL, BPL, BBL.etc), and most of the time they will be concentrating on that format. They have a 4-day domestic tournament (2019 Ahmad Shah Abdali Cup), but I don't think that their top players have enough spare time to take part.

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