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Match scheduled
Match date : 9 march 2011
match time : 10 : 00
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So, England would obviously have to re-think their strategy and adopt a new approach for the rest of the matches in the competition.
England first task would be to decide on the opening combination in the absence of Pietersen, with either Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara or wicketkeeper Matt Prior likely to give captain Andrew Strauss company at the top of the order.
Nonetheless, the English would definitely like to take inspiration from their thrilling six-run victory over South Africa in their last encounter after their dismal loss to minnows Ireland.
England, however, are not likely to face too much resistance from the minnows, whom they have beaten 13 times in 14 One-day Internationals they have played.
In fact, England have won all of their six matches against the hosts on Bangladeshi soil, the last three in March last year.
They would certainly be keen to pull off a victory tomorrow as a win against Bangladesh would mean that England qualify for the knockout stage if the West Indies outplay Ireland in Mohali earlier tomorrow. (PTI)
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all cricket match live broadcast time to time on your pc .
Match scheduled
Match date : 9 march 2011
match time : 10 : 00
GReat worldcup match
So, England would obviously have to re-think their strategy and adopt a new approach for the rest of the matches in the competition.
England first task would be to decide on the opening combination in the absence of Pietersen, with either Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara or wicketkeeper Matt Prior likely to give captain Andrew Strauss company at the top of the order.
Nonetheless, the English would definitely like to take inspiration from their thrilling six-run victory over South Africa in their last encounter after their dismal loss to minnows Ireland.
England, however, are not likely to face too much resistance from the minnows, whom they have beaten 13 times in 14 One-day Internationals they have played.
In fact, England have won all of their six matches against the hosts on Bangladeshi soil, the last three in March last year.
They would certainly be keen to pull off a victory tomorrow as a win against Bangladesh would mean that England qualify for the knockout stage if the West Indies outplay Ireland in Mohali earlier tomorrow. (PTI)
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