Campaign India Team
Mar 11, 2011

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – Ireland v West Indies, England v Bangladesh

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 v West Indies, England v Bangladesh

 

Continuing our series of Campaign India ICC World Cup Predictions, we bring you predictions for today’s matches; Ireland v West Indies and England v Bangladesh. On paper they're easy to call, but the Irish have proved that they can churn up a surprise. Our predictors have ignored that and are backing the bigger teams.

Prashant Singh
 

Ireland v West Indies: I'll go with West Indies. They are coming on the back of a solid performance against Bangladesh. Their bowling is working well. Irish would need an inspired
performance to beat WI, but i'll go with WI.

England v Bangladesh: England will win this.I think with KP and Broad leaving the squad, the English will be more together and work hard. And after a great win against SA, they are on a high. Bangladesh has not fired at home and don't have the bowling to hold the English.

 
Anant Rangaswami
 
Ireland v West Indies: No more heroics from the Irish. West Indies beat the Bangladeshis with ease and their confidence is building and I predict a reasonably easy win for them.
 
England v Bangladesh: This will be a close one to call. Even though England beat South Africa, with Stuart Broad and Kevin Pietersen going home due to injury, England might not have it all their way. Close game, but England will just do enough to win it.
 
Hiren Pandit
 
Ireland v West Indies: West Indies' success depends on the form of two people: Kemar Roach and Chris Gayle. If they do well the West Indies, will go on to do really well and I tip them to do well against the Irish.
 
England v Bangladesh: England showed some good resilience in their victory over the South Africans. I think they'll prove to be very strong for the Bangladeshis and should win the game easily.
Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

3 days ago

Lollapalooza: A cultural investment for brands, not ...

Brands are increasingly viewing live event marketing as an effective way to generate engagement, moving beyond placing their sponsorship logo on a banner.

3 days ago

Wizikey unveils AI-powered social media monitoring tool

A global consumer electronics major and an entertainment studio conglomerate are the solution's early adopters.

3 days ago

Beyond IWD: Marico’s CMO on why gender conversations...

The gender gap in leadership isn’t about a lack of talent but rather about workplace biases, flawed hiring practices and rigid expectations. Marico’s Somasree Awasthi talks to Campaign on what needs to change and why companies can’t afford to wait.

3 days ago

Capgemini appoints FleishmanHillard as global comms ...

The account moved after a competitive pitch