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Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by Gordon Barlow
(Post 11971007)
Back on the topic of cricket, South Africa have choked again in the tri-nation ODI competition here in the West Indies - losing their last seven wickets for 41 runs against Australia. Hopeless!
Australia 371/6 v South Africa 372/6 (49.2/50 ov) South Africa won by 4 wickets (with 4 balls remaining) 3-0 so far, with two games to go. Maybe a whitewash is on the cards. :fingerscrossed: "David Miller's third ODI hundred helped South Africa pull off the second-highest chase of all time and seal the series against Australia with two matches to spare. Miller has chosen not to play his domestic cricket at the Durban-based Dolphins this summer but thrilled his former home crowd during the highest successful chase at Kingsmead with a heroic knock that will become the stuff of legend." http://www.espncricinfo.com/south-af...y/1060471.html |
Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 12069460)
Don't seem to be choking now...
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Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by Gordon Barlow
(Post 12069471)
Very pleasing! I was following it on Cricinfo too. Miller is a wild man when he gets going, and the young fellow Jehosephat or whatever his name is did fantastically well. A wonderful partnership.
Just call him Lucky as is his middle name. ;) Andile Lucky Phehlukwayo |
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I think the upcoming SA tour will be very spicy, looking forward to it despite the lack of AB. Day/Night test at the Gabba vs Pakistan too, I hope that's more competitive than it promises.
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Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 12069482)
I think the upcoming SA tour will be very spicy, looking forward to it despite the lack of AB. Day/Night test at the Gabba vs Pakistan too, I hope that's more competitive than it promises.
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Is there cricket on?
Got myself some tickets to the day night test in Adelaide. Never been to Adelaide, well, I flew into the airport once on a stop over. I hear its a good weekend. |
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Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 12069493)
Is there cricket on?
Got myself some tickets to the day night test in Adelaide. Never been to Adelaide, well, I flew into the airport once on a stop over. I hear its a good weekend. |
Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by Alfresco
(Post 12069485)
S.A. will defo miss him. A real pity he's not playing. :(
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Originally Posted by Gordon Barlow
(Post 11973752)
Yes, of course - although a charge of "choking" is normally applied to a chasing team. Pathetic, both times - and with more to come, I imagine.
Definition: Choking = Team chasing and losing the match (ODIs only). 1st table from 1991-present (S.A. re-admission). 2nd table from 1971-present. Australia are the least chokers, S.A. second least. All other teams choke more than those two. :nod: |
Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 12069504)
Looks like a great place to watch some cricket, got to be better than the concrete sweat box that is The Gabba. I tried to get some guys to do a road trip for the last Ashes but it didn't plan out.
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I'm not really a fan of ODI cricket but did enjoy the look of despair on the normally smug/arrogant/scowling mug of that knob jockey Smith
Australia's first ever 5-0 whitewash too |
Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12075245)
I'm not really a fan of ODI cricket but did enjoy the look of despair on the normally smug/arrogant/scowling mug of that knob jockey Smith
Australia's first ever 5-0 whitewash too |
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I'm no fan of England and knock the shit out of them on here but f**k me, Bangladesh deserved that
I watched the end on a dodgy live stream on kodi - well worth the effort All 10 wicket for 60-odd runs after tea - outstanding Considering that Bangladesh took England close in the 1st test and how young and inexperienced they are, they can take a lot from this tour. I know sub-continent pitches can be difficult but England looked so ordinary Well done the Bangla boys! Also credit to England for showing Bangladesh some respect by sending a full 1st team and not a 2nd string lash-up |
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Yep, well deserved from Bangladesh. The upcoming tour of India is going to be tough. Some good signs from England for the emerging players though.
I hope SA kick some Aussie butt btw ... |
Re: The Cricket Thread
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 12091455)
Yep, well deserved from Bangladesh. The upcoming tour of India is going to be tough. Some good signs from England for the emerging players though.
I hope SA kick some Aussie butt btw ... As for SA, we'll see. Steyn is looking good again and Rabada is definitely a rising talent but we'll miss AB. I think Smith and Warner are carrying the Australian batting and getting them early will be important I'm going on Thursday - can't wait! |
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