Could bagladesh upset australia in this series?
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anything can happen in cricket.\n\nbangladesh beat australia in a 1 day match in aussie ground about 6-8 months ago, although they lost in the series. so far they hav beat zimbabye, india, pakistan, sri-lanka(about 3-4 months ago), kenya in ODIs. and they played really well against south africa test matches about a couple of months ago. and they were hard to defeat for australia in the 1st test match in the current series. \n\nppl who doesn't knw anything about cricket r just talkin crap only knowing tht aus is the world champ. at the moment, bangladesh's not in a good position to win the series but they shaked the base of aus team at the 1st test match for sure. the aus cricket board got scared at 1st & was thinking to replace shane warne & 1 other cricketer then.
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This series is all about pride...and my pride will not allow me to say Queensland...lol.It's going to be a tough series I think. Injuries and the like always take their toll. However the blues have adequate replacements for the players that are out or injured.I think Gower will do the job at Half Back. He shouldn't be under estimated, he knows what it will take. As do all the players. I think it will be close, but NSW will win the series this year
830213
i would be reversing the question especially seeing that sean long is out. australia lost last time to great britain and heads will roll if that happens again on our home soil.\n\na lot will depend on the style of the refereeing.
648773
Yes that sounds like a good bet, although I really think Aussies will win!
734691
Sorry to say but the Aussies are not easily beaten at home.  Their record speaks for itself.  Firstly, England has too little key players on tour.  Freddie, Steven and Kevin is good, but not that good.  Aus has 11 very good players plus back-up to spare.\n\nEngland is also not on a very high recently and might just regret the ashes.  I predict 4-0 to Australia.
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Australia just played Sth Africa within the past year.  \n\nAustralia won the series 2-0 (one draw) in Australia last year.\n\nThis was followed by Australia's tour to Sth Africa where they won the series 3-0 (without McGrath).\n\nSo based on recent history Australia has one 5-0 with 1 draw.\n\nAustralia has since improved their team since then by adding McGrath and Michael Clarke and taking out Kasprovicz and Symonds and are refreshed after a long break.\n\nNot only this but Graeme Smith has a mental problem playing against Australia despite his big mouth.  Career batting average is 49.25, and against Australia it is 22.25.\n\nHave I changed your mind?
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Realistically speaking, NO India dont stand a chance as they have always struggled on hard and bouncy SA pitches, but if Sachin, Rahul and Sehwag are on form they could do well as well as playing the spinners correctly as SA always sruggle against spin.
270243
1. Australia\n2. South Africa.\n\nDont think India has the potential to upset these two biggies...
1137685
Its not impossible, the Aussies are tough & they have Guus Hiddink as coach you know.
573171
Even Saurav's come back will not help the Indian Cricket Team to win the World Cup. Till Indian team has not balanced in West Indies, so I have no hope. They will come only at Super 8 only according to the current performance.
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Australia once beat someone 31-0.
810338
Seemingly no! Batting is the main worry. If it clicks India stands a chance or it will be a complete whitewash.
223198
Losing 2 matches do not indicate that australia has become poor team. it is still most dangerous team but has somewhat softened
845028
Obviously not. He has made a hollow in the Indian team. The team can't even compete against a 250-plus score.
649471
Depends. Really It will be between Australia, England and Pakistan. The final will probably be Pakistan vs England. But I don't think England is as good in one day cricket as it is in tests. Australia's era is on the decline. So Probably Pakistan will win.
841988
It's a defensive approach by England. Not entirely surprising. The Gabba test first-up is always the most difficult one. It does make sense trying to save this test, instead of having an unrealistic attempt at winning it. Australians traditionally have been weak at Adelaide and Sydney - easier batting conditions and a little more of spin. England could go with the combination you suggested then.
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don't jinx us PLEASE!!!\n\nGO AUSSIES!!!