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2007-02-06 22:12:07 · 26 answers · asked by b boy 1 in Sports Cricket

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I know it might be a long shot but of course they have a chance. Anyone team can beat another team in one day cricket on the day. England beat Australia in the cb series recently, if England decide on their best line up and resolve the problems with Vaughan's form then of course they have a chance. I reckon that South Africa, if they had a decent spinner have a good chance with their batting. At least England are performing better than they were though!

2007-02-06 22:41:27 · answer #1 · answered by repox 1 · 0 1

England do have some of the best players in international cricket. It is however not just the case of having individuals who play well they need to play as a team Here is the latest rankings from the ICC Batting (Test) 1 R.T. Ponting AUS 936 942 v England, 01/12/2006 2 Mohammad Yousuf PAK 915 933 v West Indies, 27/11/2006 3 K.P. Pietersen ENG 870 896 v Australia, 14/12/2006 4 K.C. Sangakkara SL 857 857 v New Zealand, 15/12/2006 5 M.E.K. Hussey AUS 842 842 v England, 02/01/2007 6 M.L. Hayden AUS 828 935 v England, 07/11/2002 7 J.H. Kallis SA 820 896 v England, 06/01/2005 8 R. Dravid IND 816 892 v Pakistan, 16/03/2005 9 B.C. Lara WI 801 911 v South Africa, 02/01/2004 10 Younis Khan PAK 789 856 v England, 04/08/2006 11 A.G. Prince SA 755 756 v Pakistan, 11/01/2007 12 Inzamam-ul-Haq PAK 735 870 v England, 29/11/2005 13 D.P.M.D. Jayawardene SL 710 836 v England, 30/05/2002 14 A.J. Strauss ENG 699 769 v South Africa, 13/01/2005 15 P.D. Collingwood ENG 687 730 v Australia, 01/12/2006 16 S.P. Fleming NZ 674 702 v Bangladesh, 26/10/2004 17 G.C. Smith SA 672 756 v New Zealand, 26/03/2004 18 I.R. Bell ENG 671 671 v Australia, 02/01/2007 19 A.C. Gilchrist AUS 662 874 v South Africa, 08/03/2002 20 M.J. Clarke AUS 657 692 v England, 14/12/2006 21 S. Chanderpaul WI 650 811 v Sri Lanka, 13/07/2005 22 S.R. Tendulkar IND 642 898 v Zimbabwe, 21/02/2002 23 M.E. Trescothick ENG 621 818 v Pakistan, 12/11/2005 24 A.N. Cook ENG 612 662 v Australia, 14/12/2006 25 V. Sehwag IND 610 854 v South Africa, 28/11/2004 26 V.V.S. Laxman IND 601 753 v Australia, 02/01/2004 27 C.H. Gayle WI 596 663 v South Africa, 29/04/2005 28 Habibul Bashar BAN 587 656 v Pakistan, 03/09/2003 28 A. Flintoff ENG 587 645 v Sri Lanka, 11/05/2006 30 H.H. Gibbs SA 581 825 v West Indies, 16/01/2004 Bowling(Test) 1 M. Muralidaran SL 913 915 v Pakistan, 06/03/2002 2 M. Ntini SA 856 863 v India, 26/12/2006 3 A. Kumble IND 731 859 v Sri Lanka, 26/01/1994 4 S.M. Pollock SA 730 909 v England, 25/11/1999 5 M.J. Hoggard ENG 725 795 v Sri Lanka, 28/05/2006 6 S.E. Bond NZ 722 778 v West Indies, 09/03/2006 7 S.R. Clark AUS 720 720 v England, 02/01/2007 8 Mohammad Asif PAK 710 710 v South Africa, 26/01/2007 9 A. Flintoff ENG 708 810 v Pakistan, 12/11/2005 10 Shoaib Akhtar PAK 698 855 v New Zealand, 26/12/2003 11 C.D. Collymore WI 690 700 v India, 02/07/2006 12 W.P.U.J.C. Vaas SL 663 800 v India, 02/12/2005 13 Danish Kaneria PAK 662 723 v England, 12/11/2005 14 B. Lee AUS 644 658 v West Indies, 01/12/2000 15 J.E.C. Franklin NZ 637 679 v Sri Lanka, 07/12/2006 16 I.K. Pathan IND 631 761 v Sri Lanka, 10/12/2005 17 S.J. Harmison ENG 619 875 v West Indies, 19/08/2004 18 Umar Gul PAK 608 627 v West Indies, 27/11/2006 19 D.L. Vettori NZ 598 681 v Australia, 11/03/2000 20 S.C.G. MacGill AUS 593 728 v West Indies, 13/03/1999 21 J.N. Gillespie AUS 589 812 v New Zealand, 26/11/2004 22 C.S. Martin NZ 585 643 v England, 24/05/2004 23 A. Nel SA 583 763 v Australia, 02/01/2006 24 Harbhajan Singh IND 574 765 v New Zealand, 12/12/2002 25 J.H. Kallis SA 564 742 v England, 21/08/2003 26 S. Sreesanth IND 555 569 v South Africa, 26/12/2006 27 Zaheer Khan IND 548 660 v Australia, 04/12/2003 28 Mohammad Rafiq BAN 541 587 v Zimbabwe, 06/01/2005 29 P.T. Collins WI 521 597 v South Africa, 31/03/2005 30 S.L. Malinga SL 517 517 v New Zealand, 15/12/2006

2016-05-24 02:30:35 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

When u ask the question chance then there is some probabality that england might win. Minscule as it might be but it can't be ruled out.
Plus cricket is a game of glorious uncertainaities so can't say.
I personally rate it 1 is to 10

2007-02-06 22:17:26 · answer #3 · answered by kamlesh a 1 · 0 0

If England is continuing this form , they will never win world cup.

2007-02-06 23:49:51 · answer #4 · answered by Vinu 3 · 0 0

No i don't think that they have any chances to win the cup I reckon the semifinalists will be India, Australia, West indies, Srilanka or south Africa.

2007-02-07 00:24:46 · answer #5 · answered by The Pain 2 · 0 0

Absolutely none at all. Australia are incredibly strong. West Indies have to be in with a good chance with home advantage, South Africa, India and perhaps Pakistan are also in with a shout.

2007-02-07 09:08:25 · answer #6 · answered by RichardLeB 2 · 0 1

Get real, they can't put two good runs together never mind win a cup, wooden spoon would be my money

2007-02-06 22:16:44 · answer #7 · answered by BobC 4 · 0 0

Possible but not probable.

England should qualify for the next round, agree?

Then, If either Pieterson or Flintoff come to the party, you never know, do you?

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2007-02-08 02:02:21 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

The only chance they have is NO CHANCE ! Far too many ordinary one day players (and I'm a fan!)

2007-02-07 02:22:58 · answer #9 · answered by Geoffo 2 · 0 0

they are 11 men like any team, but i think they will require devine help to beat any other team except Latvia. (did any know if Latvia will stay away because their super fast bowler fire-into-bail-off is still out due to a broken finger nail?)

2007-02-07 08:10:52 · answer #10 · answered by baje3000 2 · 0 0

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