The Kenyan team reached the semi-finals of the World Cup and won respect. The Kenyan team competing in the 2011 World Cup has lost everything. They have been deployed in Pakistan for 69 and 122 in New Zealand and soon proved to be an embarrassment for the tournament.
Ideally, the African side in their next opponents, Sri Lanka, which they in their Group A meeting of the World Cup R Premadasa Stadium on Tuesday, are unbeaten in the tournament would meet desired. In other words, if it were set in complacency and that would have the best chance for a repeat of Kenya '03 was his. But in Sri Lanka 11-run defeat to Pakistan, the guests woke up and hurt them.
Coach Trevor Bayliss was consistent with observation. "The fact that we did not win our last game against Pakistan will we stop their complacency. Our guys are aware of the need to play good cricket. Our guys know they can play much better against Pakistan and I'm sure the guys are willing to do just that, watch the next match, "the Aussie.
Kenya captain James Kamanda was confident his team can overcome the script of a reversal of fortune, despite his side twice in this competition. "We need to make some changes in our batting order. We do not express well enough and we 110% tomorrow. "
Kamanda also indulging in mind games by the load on the hosts. "We have nothing to lose. They are those who are under pressure to perform. Having lost to Pakistan, this game is a must-win situation for them. We try to put them under pressure."
For this, if it can use a melon that pierce the hosts obviate must in 2003. What happened to leggies high with long fingers? "After the 2003 World Cup, he played for three years in Britain and got a little bit. It tries to recover. But I think it's too late. We will try him in the coming days. " But why not Tuesday because it will be a clever trick psychological? "I can not promise, but we give it go."
Kamanda should give it a go. After all, it was not him who said, Kenya had nothing to lose?
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