2014 ICC World Twenty20

India beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets with 9 balls remaining.Rohit Sharma 56 & Virat Kholi 57 not out put on a century 2nd wicket stand.This result ensures that India are the first side to qualify for the Semi-Finals.

Wonderful hitting from the Sammy. I love how the Windies play without fear, sometimes they fail, but it never stops them from playing the same.

In my opinion there is not a better batsman to watch at the moment than Kohli.

^^ Kohli has the ability to score at more than a run a ball without really trying.He must be challenging A B du Villiers as the best batsman in the world in all formats.

A B will captain South Africa against England tomorrow as T20 skipper Faf du Plessis has beem suspended for yet another slow over rate offence.

New Zealand beat the Netherlands by 6 wickets with 6 balls remaining.Brendon McCullum was named Man Of The Match with 65 from 45 balls.

Netherlands 151-4
New Zealand 152-4

England win what could prove to be a vital toss & have put South Africa in to bat.

(27-03-2014 22:54 )Whynot Wrote:  when was the last time Bresnan bowled well and took important wickets in any form of the game?

I think Bresnan is a good T20 player. I would have him in my England team for T20s. Anyway he's certainly in the side today, as England are unchanged for the match against South Africa about to start.

When are we going to get a decent death bowler...

Dernbach is a total waste of time. He doesn't bat, he certainly can't field and he gets clubbed all round the ground. Mind you the umpire didn't help when he called a wide which cost an additional 8 runs, when it clearly hit D'Villiers bat. (I spotted it, and I'm 5000 miles away)

Dernbach is a shocking bowler, a one trick slower ball pony who should never have put on an England shirt.

England have been generous in giving away 15 extras out of a total of 196 for 5.

Stuart Broad should find some balls & stop hiding in the middle overs of the match & bowl upfront & at the death as he is our best & most experienced bowler.