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Asia Cup 2018: September 15-28, 2018 in UAE
Group Stage
15 September - Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka (Dubai)
16 September - Pakistan vs Qualifier (Dubai)
17 September - Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan (Abu Dhabi)
18 September - India vs Qualifier (Dubai)
19 September - India vs Pakistan (Dubai)
20 September - Bangladesh vs Afghanistan (Abu Dhabi)
Super Four
21 September - Group A Winner vs Group B Runner-up (Dubai)
21 September - Group B Winner vs Group A Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
23 September - Group A Winner vs Group A Runner-up (Dubai)
23 September - Group B Winner vs Group B Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
25 September - Group A Winner vs Group B Winner (Dubai)
26 September - Group A Runner-up vs Group B Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
Final
28 September - Asia Cup 2018 Final (Dubai)
15 September - Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka (Dubai)
16 September - Pakistan vs Qualifier (Dubai)
17 September - Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan (Abu Dhabi)
18 September - India vs Qualifier (Dubai)
19 September - India vs Pakistan (Dubai)
20 September - Bangladesh vs Afghanistan (Abu Dhabi)
Super Four
21 September - Group A Winner vs Group B Runner-up (Dubai)
21 September - Group B Winner vs Group A Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
23 September - Group A Winner vs Group A Runner-up (Dubai)
23 September - Group B Winner vs Group B Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
25 September - Group A Winner vs Group B Winner (Dubai)
26 September - Group A Runner-up vs Group B Runner-up (Abu Dhabi)
Final
28 September - Asia Cup 2018 Final (Dubai)
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Another Asia Cup. Not again. This tournament is mainly for those countries whose sportsmen are not good enough to win medals in multinational sporting events (such as Asian Games, Commonwealth games etc) and whose cricket boards want to earn money by riding piggyback on BCCI.
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Re: Asia Cup 2018: September 15-28, 2018 in UAE
squarecut wrote:Another Asia Cup. Not again. This tournament is mainly for those countries whose sportsmen are not good enough to win medals in multinational sporting events (such as Asian Games, Commonwealth games etc) and whose cricket boards want to earn money by riding piggyback on BCCI.
Cricket is not a part of common wealth games, olympics and Asian games but Asian cricket teams are healthy to win and defeat teams of gora log.
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A game played seriously by just a few countries cannot be part of commonwealth, Olympics and Asian games. It was part of Asian games (BCCI did not participate though) but I am happy that it was taken off Asian games.
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squarecut wrote:Another Asia Cup. Not again. This tournament is mainly for those countries whose sportsmen are not good enough to win medals in multinational sporting events (such as Asian Games, Commonwealth games etc) and whose cricket boards want to earn money by riding piggyback on BCCI.
Glasshouses and stones.
1 BCCI makes money from having the intl games played. A lot of money. A lot of lot of money. I'm sure they take their cut, if not more than the rest.
2 Have you seen India's Olympics especially or World Cup soccer or rugby record? Compare it to non-Asian cricketing nations.
3 Noone is earning money off the BCCI - they're earning it off the fans in India watching their team play.
Enjoy your games from a NZC fan whose cricket team has not played since the first week of April and won't be playing in Sep neither - nor most of October!! Winning the America's Cup and Rugby World Cup and many Olympic golds are no consolation for what has been 2 years in a row of intl cricket starvation. 4 cricket tests in 18 months. Four!!!
NZC and SAC are getting crapped on by intl cricket. But tell me more about what a burden it is to have your team playing more games...
'I got so many diamonds in my watch, I don't know what the time is'.
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Paddles wrote:Enjoy your games from a NZC fan whose cricket team has not played since the first week of April and won't be playing in Sep neither - nor most of October!! Winning the America's Cup and Rugby World Cup and many Olympic golds are no consolation for what has been 2 years in a row of intl cricket starvation. 4 cricket tests in 18 months. Four!!!
NZC and SAC are getting crapped on by intl cricket.
4 Test matches in 18 months!!!
What sort of scheduling is this?
Why doesn't NZ just pop over to Australia and play a quick 3 Test series?
Or invite Australia over?
Even Australia hasn't played Test cricket in a while now.
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raja wrote:Paddles wrote:Enjoy your games from a NZC fan whose cricket team has not played since the first week of April and won't be playing in Sep neither - nor most of October!! Winning the America's Cup and Rugby World Cup and many Olympic golds are no consolation for what has been 2 years in a row of intl cricket starvation. 4 cricket tests in 18 months. Four!!!
NZC and SAC are getting crapped on by intl cricket.
4 Test matches in 18 months!!!
What sort of scheduling is this?
Why doesn't NZ just pop over to Australia and play a quick 3 Test series?
Or invite Australia over?
Even Australia hasn't played Test cricket in a while now.
Our test home seasons overlap. But we're there for Boxing Day 2019. We play a lot of limited overs series against each other in the form of Chappel Hadlee - last year it was a t20 tri series with England.
Its Asian (excl India), WI and Eng games away we need more of, and more of anyone at home bar SL PAK And Bangas who are here all the time. They're very good to NZC by touring here almost every season it seems. India has gone a very long time without a single test in NZ. And is not due for a test in NZ until 2020. They were last here in 2014.
The fact is, NZ's home summer is built around SL, Pak and Bng else we'd have stuff all of a home programme, so NZC fans need to respect their boards for that. But SL is well overdue to host NZC back in return, NZ hasn't been there since 2012. 2019 is the reciprocal. NZ was last in Bangladesh in 2013. We go there next in 2020.
England's treatment to hosting NZ is not the best neither, though they are fairly regular tourists, albeit short tours.
They're probably waiting for Ross and Watling to retire, Trent and KW to get old and then invite us for more tours then.
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Hong Kong reached into the finals of ACC Asia Cup 2018 qualifiers round.
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Re: Asia Cup 2018: September 15-28, 2018 in UAE
Aus/ NZ playing test at least once @year regularly.sometime back to back in both countries.
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givemeahug786 wrote:Aus/ NZ playing test at least once @year regularly.sometime back to back in both countries.
Australians lost interest in tests vs NZ since Crowe injured his knee in 1993/4 (1st test at WACA) - and with reason (to a limited extent). NZC's record against Australia has been fairly abysmal from then on despite 2 drawn series in Australia. Flemming's tour was rain effected and Doug Bracewell's inspired NZ win at Hobart has to somewhat go down as a fluke, because he has not ever re-emulated a bowling performance like it.
But this current group of NZC players has increased Aus interest at the Board level at least in playing NZ over Boxing Day. And Aus are of course hardly the mighty force that they once were. But the real question is whether the Aus fans will embrace the NZ team with ticket sales. And chances are that they won't. And then there's the question whether the NZ bowlers do anything on Aus's roads, or just go limp like England's seamers. Wagner of course will toil and bang it in short if fit (and he has caused Aus problems in the past with this tactic -but he's already 32 and we're talking 18 months away), but Southee and Boult need swing. Southee and Boult were popgun in Aus in 2016/16 except at Adelaide at night - when Boult started skittling them.
But - NZC should be at home playing tests at this time, touring Aus on peak does little to increase NZ's too few tests each year.
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Its Asian (excl India), WI and Eng games away we need more of, and more of anyone at home bar SL PAK And Bangas who are here all the time. They're very good to NZC by touring here almost every season it seems. India has gone a very long time without a single test in NZ. And is not due for a test in NZ until 2020. They were last here in 2014.
Wasn't that the series where McCullum and Watling slapped BCCI SO bad, they haven't recovered yet?

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Paddles wrote:3 Noone is earning money off the BCCI - they're earning it off the fans in India watching their team play.
It is true that boards are earning money off the Indian fans, but it is the BCCI that through their marketing is making it happen. Pakistan is the second most populous cricket paying nation after India. Why PCB cannot be the second richest cricket board after India on its own by earning off Pakistan fans like how BCCI earns off Indian fans ?
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squarecut wrote:Paddles wrote:3 Noone is earning money off the BCCI - they're earning it off the fans in India watching their team play.
It is true that boards are earning money off the Indian fans, but it is the BCCI that through their marketing is making it happen. Pakistan is the second most populous cricket paying nation after India. Why PCB cannot be the second richest cricket board after India on its own by earning off Pakistan fans like how BCCI earns off Indian fans ?
Because population is only a factor of cricket wealth. BCCI may be the richest board - but per capita - how do Indians or Pakistanis compare to Brits or Aussies?
That's why!
(You do realise in the WSC era - they bought English cricketers in Aus - that was the late 70's). Population isn't everything for markets - but it is a factor!
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raja wrote:Paddles wrote:[
Its Asian (excl India), WI and Eng games away we need more of, and more of anyone at home bar SL PAK And Bangas who are here all the time. They're very good to NZC by touring here almost every season it seems. India has gone a very long time without a single test in NZ. And is not due for a test in NZ until 2020. They were last here in 2014.
Wasn't that the series where McCullum and Watling slapped BCCI SO bad, they haven't recovered yet?
And Neesham!
Yeah - that series.
McCullum's tripple was quite some surprise!
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Well done Bangladesh. Specially Mushfique. Outstanding innings.
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It was indeed an outstanding innings from Mushfiqur.
He has been consistent for Bangladesh, right from the start of his career.
When Tamim came in to bat yesterday, with one hand all bandaged, it must have really inspired the Bangladesh team.
Hope they go on to win the tournament.
He has been consistent for Bangladesh, right from the start of his career.
When Tamim came in to bat yesterday, with one hand all bandaged, it must have really inspired the Bangladesh team.
Hope they go on to win the tournament.
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hi, are there any links for live stream of today*s match?
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Yes but depends where you live? Or try www.cricketHD.net ( pay per views)
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What a fantastic performance yesterday from Afghanistan.
I watched the whole match, from start to finish - and they were just SO good.
Not seen such a thoroughly clinical performance for a long time.
Very impressed by Rahmat.
Clean shots, mostly along the ground - on offside, legside, in the V.
His squarecut reminded me of Dravid.
The bowling was excellent too.
We know about Rashid and Mujeeb already - but even the others were very good.
Nabi bowled a very tight line and length, giving absolutely no width to the batsman.
Very much "you miss, I hit" type.
And Naib and Aftab Alam were very good too.
And the fielding - just superb!
They threw themselves at everything - preventing singles, getting run-outs.
The field placing by Asghar - 10/10.
And the bowlers bowled to their field.
This is one of the best performances I have seen in a long, long time.
Was already a big fan of Afghanistan, they are now my favourite team.
I watched the whole match, from start to finish - and they were just SO good.
Not seen such a thoroughly clinical performance for a long time.
Very impressed by Rahmat.
Clean shots, mostly along the ground - on offside, legside, in the V.
His squarecut reminded me of Dravid.
The bowling was excellent too.
We know about Rashid and Mujeeb already - but even the others were very good.
Nabi bowled a very tight line and length, giving absolutely no width to the batsman.
Very much "you miss, I hit" type.
And Naib and Aftab Alam were very good too.
And the fielding - just superb!
They threw themselves at everything - preventing singles, getting run-outs.
The field placing by Asghar - 10/10.
And the bowlers bowled to their field.
This is one of the best performances I have seen in a long, long time.
Was already a big fan of Afghanistan, they are now my favourite team.
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wow. 99/0 by hongkong burning BCCI bowlers.
raja you are missing this drubbing of rockstars.
raja you are missing this drubbing of rockstars.

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cant see India winning from here, cant see HK losing this. Their openers put on a new record partnership in ODIs. Bhuvi not fully fit, inexperience in their bowling, plus a bit sloppy 1st innings in which India was happy with the score, which historically is more than enough in Dubai but records, as we know, are meant to be broken.
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this is interesting. go hongkong !!
this is interesting. go hongkong !!
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BCCI got a good scare today.
Well played, Hong Kong.
Their openers looked tired and were limping towards the end of their innings.
Well played, Hong Kong.
Their openers looked tired and were limping towards the end of their innings.
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i was rooting for hongkong win. better luck next time.
if not for dhawan match might be lost.
if not for dhawan match might be lost.
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BCCI batsmen are like Indian students. They do well when the examination involves rote memory (viz when pitch is flat and bowlers helpless). But they fall flat when the examination tests their understanding of the concepts (viz conditions helpful to the bowlers).
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Going South wrote:i was rooting for hongkong win. better luck next time.
if not for dhawan match might be lost.
they're mostly Pakistanis
no Chinese
international competitions will be outmoded soon when the nation state becomes irrelevant
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somebody on commentary said yesterday more than once that you could not get tickets for this match....however, the stadium is not even 1/3 full.... such a hype...lol Slater just now said it's a sell-out lol
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yawn
over hyped match.
over hyped match.
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ZeGermanCricketFan wrote:cant see India winning from here, cant see HK losing this. Their openers put on a new record partnership in ODIs. Bhuvi not fully fit, inexperience in their bowling, plus a bit sloppy 1st innings in which India was happy with the score, which historically is more than enough in Dubai but records, as we know, are meant to be broken.
you jinxed them. good job.

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3/2 in 4.2 overs.
it’s going to be a short day.
it’s going to be a short day.
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Going South wrote:ZeGermanCricketFan wrote:cant see India winning from here.
you jinxed them. good job.
thx m8
actually if it's one factor that helped India get out of jail it's not Jadav or Chahal, fielding or whatever. It was the tiring pitch which traditionally makes it more difficult to get in as a batsman the more the innings progresses
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then you must accept that dhawan played brilliantly where everyone else failed. he is the reason for the win. look at scorecard.
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someone shouted fuckker out.
he meant it.
the batsman name is fakhar. WTH.
he meant it.
the batsman name is fakhar. WTH.
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lol the Sheikh marketing his family, his country, his stadium, goes on for ages....what if 2 wickets fall??
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Going South wrote:then you must accept that dhawan played brilliantly where everyone else failed. he is the reason for the win. look at scorecard.
I have no problems w that, but "then you must accept" as well that an opening stand of 170 odd for HK, w 2 half centuries cannot be called "failing". If nothing Anshuman needed to go on, because the openers were set.
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yes. hongkong openers are awesome. pakistanis must be in envy. 

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86/3 in 22 overs run rate @4.
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hardik*s injury may actually bring Rahul in, massive boost.
Would be very nice if they bowled them out before the 50 overs, might be crucial. Rohit might have a couple of problems at the end , tho, with his bowling options.
Would be very nice if they bowled them out before the 50 overs, might be crucial. Rohit might have a couple of problems at the end , tho, with his bowling options.
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am wondering about Shadab*s batting numbers: 24 matches, 8 innings, 214 runs,....????average 53,5???
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ZeGermanCricketFan wrote:am wondering about Shadab*s batting numbers: 24 matches, 8 innings, 214 runs,....????average 53,5???
Good batsman but difference between Zim and WINDIES
And now vs india He just stumped
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yes I know, but it does not make sense: 8 innings 214 runs is an average of 26 odd, as far as I understand cricket stats
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India cannot afford to slacken off now, these runs might prove costly at the end
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Sarfraz has just declared...he s waving his hands, he s calling his batsmen in...good decision 

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1st half of this went India's way, but don't count your chicken until....
Amir and Ali can do sm harm as we know
Amir and Ali can do sm harm as we know
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ZeGermanCricketFan wrote:1st half of this went India's way, but don't count your chicken until....
Amir and Ali can do sm harm as we know
are you manjrekar in disguise ?
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163 target. innings break.
do we get to see wicketless win?
do we get to see wicketless win?

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