West Indies:
Like any individual who grew up viewing cricket in the eighties, it disheartens me to see the Windies down among the minnows. The structure of the opposition implies they ought to rub through fourth in their pool to achieve the quarter finals. Anyhow I can't see them beating whoever tops the other pool to advance to the semis.
Pakistan:
Pakistan don't visit particularly well and will experience the ill effects of an absence of involvement in the conditions. They haven't been to Australia in five years and in their last visit they just played 5 ODI's and a T20. They will take excessively long to get used to the conditions and will battle against the enormous groups.
New Zealand:
The Kiwis will appreciate a fractional home ground advantage however they don't have an in sufficiently number side to inconvenience the huge names. What's more they don't have the profundity to cover wounds to their few match champs. Anticipate that them will lose in a Quarter Final to South Africa before a baffled home swarm.
England:
An once extraordinary group sliding and attempting to end up. KP will be distresfully missed and the selectors have settled on some confusing decisions (why the hellfire has Stokes been forgotten?). They'll additionally battle to adapt to a late initiative change which was essential how ever came past the point of no return. The group won't gel enough however will advantage from a practice voyage through Australia before the opposition starts. I think they'll make the semis.
Sri Lanka:
Who knows? They could fall in a humiliating stack. They could make other people in the opposition look like beginners. You never know which Sri Lankan group is going to appear.
South Africa:
A couple of years back I would have said they were top choices. Anyhow they're en route down at this point. They've got clear whizes in their side however their bowling needs profundity. On the off chance that Steyn or Morkel is harmed, I don't think they will have the capacity to contain a percentage of the better batting sides. A 4-1 annihilation in Australia in November doesn't twist drill well.
India:
On the off chance that the competition was being held in India I'd say they were in with an extraordinary possibility. In any case tragically their players don't visit well and they don't change in accordance with conditions whatsoever. Sharma resembles an incredible bowler yet he's come to Australia three times as of now and hasn't figured out how to bowl here yet. I expect the fans will turn protesting in the streets to applaud them yet will eventually be frustrated.
Australia:
Being an Aussie I'm one-sided however I like our chances going into the opposition. Smith and Warner are both in astounding structure and we have great profundity in the rocking the bowling alley positions. We can turn bowlers around without a noteworthy misfortune in the nature of our assault. We likewise bat profound and we could pick a side which has touchy hitting power the distance down to number 10. On the off chance that an alternate country was facilitating I'd put us down as a distinct possibility. At home I'd rank us as the top choices.
Ireland:
Nil. No Chance. Tragically they're not even in the same pool as England so can't force off the surprise that everybody needs to see (ideally Scotland will pull that off).
Afghanistan:
No chance yet a prominent group. You need to cherish it when a country plays cricket against nations who attacked it in late memory. What a disgrace Russia isn't in the opposition.
Zimbabwe:
The enduring additionally rans. They keep appearing to world containers and continue attempting. Anticipate that them will attempt again not long from now and turn up again next time.
Bangladesh:
They'll battle in the conditions yet may figure out how to assemble an amazement win against one of the greatest groups. Or possibly provide for them a panic. The main way Ireland are going to startle anybody is by covering up in their unit sack, yet the Bangladesh side may very well draw off a major win. Genuine story: I was in India when the boxing day Tsunami hit. India's misfortune to Bangladesh in an ODI was much greater news in the north where I was.
Nil. No Chance. Tragically they're not even in the same pool as England so can't force off the surprise that everybody needs to see (ideally Scotland will pull that off).
Afghanistan:
No chance yet a prominent group. You need to cherish it when a country plays cricket against nations who attacked it in late memory. What a disgrace Russia isn't in the opposition.
Zimbabwe:
The enduring additionally rans. They keep appearing to world containers and continue attempting. Anticipate that them will attempt again not long from now and turn up again next time.
Bangladesh:
They'll battle in the conditions yet may figure out how to assemble an amazement win against one of the greatest groups. Or possibly provide for them a panic. The main way Ireland are going to startle anybody is by covering up in their unit sack, yet the Bangladesh side may very well draw off a major win. Genuine story: I was in India when the boxing day Tsunami hit. India's misfortune to Bangladesh in an ODI was much greater news in the north where I was.
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