Campaign India Team
Mar 18, 2011

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – Ireland vs Netherlands, Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Campaign India brings you Adland's Predictions for each of the ICC World Cup matches daily.

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – Ireland vs Netherlands, Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

 

Continuing our series with the adland predictions, all bets are on Ireland and Sri Lanka to take home the two points. Here is what these folks have to say:

Anant Rangaswami

Ireland vs Netherlands

It will be a close match, with Ireland winning this encounter.  

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Again a close match. Sri Lankans will get the two points.

Prashant Singh

Ireland vs Netherlands

Ireland - best of the minnows, a team to watch out for in the future.

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Sri Lanka is my pick. The middle order is a worry though for them, but the inexperienced NZ pace attack will find it tough on a flat wicket. Malinga will be a key factor.

Hiren Pandit

Ireland vs Netherlands

Ireland, as they have played great cricket through the tournament.

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand

Sri Lanka. They are in good nick and NZ is affected by injuries. Heat will also play a role.  

 

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