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by E Dogg Capizzle on Wed 3/Feb/10 9:15pm
happybaboon wrote:I wanna hear what their aussie "yeah mate I rekken were ganna win maaaaaaate" coach is going to say at the after match press conference
by j2hyde on Wed 3/Feb/10 10:58pm
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by fatwombat on Mon 8/Feb/10 1:11pm
E Dogg Capizzle wrote:happybaboon wrote:I wanna hear what their aussie "yeah mate I rekken were ganna win maaaaaaate" coach is going to say at the after match press conference
He'll blame the black fellas, that's what Aussies do.
I think NZ and Oz have the same problem in the current series on both sides of the Tasman - we're playing such weak opposition that it hides the flaws in team composition, and in individual player technique. Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has described the Australian team as one of the weakest he has seen in years. "This is one of the weakest Australian teams I have seen play, they are still recovering from the loss of some great players but they are surviving because of their strong domestic structure," Imran said during a cricket show on Geo New Channel on Sunday.Imran, who played 88 tests and 175 one-day internationals, said the biggest problem affecting Pakistan cricket was a weak domestic structure. "That is why we are not thriving despite having so much raw talent. We should have beaten this Australian team in the recent series," he said.(http://af.reuters.com/article/sportsNews/idAFJOE61607Q20100207)
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by E Dogg Capizzle on Mon 8/Feb/10 1:17pm
fatwombat wrote:
The Pakistanis don't help themselves with comments like this:Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has described the Australian team as one of the weakest he has seen in years. "This is one of the weakest Australian teams I have seen play, they are still recovering from the loss of some great players but they are surviving because of their strong domestic structure," Imran said during a cricket show on Geo New Channel on Sunday.Imran, who played 88 tests and 175 one-day internationals, said the biggest problem affecting Pakistan cricket was a weak domestic structure. "That is why we are not thriving despite having so much raw talent. We should have beaten this Australian team in the recent series," he said.(http://af.reuters.com/article/sportsNews/idAFJOE61607Q20100207)
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