T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
Jan 13th 2011, 4:55 pm
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T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
For the Aussies.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
Jan 13th 2011, 6:32 pm
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Re: T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
For the Aussies.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
Parents are visiting .... So we havent missed a match.... Got them tickets for the waca on 6th too...
Jan 13th 2011, 6:36 pm
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Re: T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
For the Aussies.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
England now eight on the trot and the Aussies five on the trot: wins and losses, respectively. Can't remember enjoying cricket more. Even the dire 50 over game is going to be watchable if England can keep handing out the pastings.
I do like T20, though. If you're going to play a game in a day, this is the one to play. Wednesday's match was a cracker, hoping for more of the same tonight. Big score for Morgan hopefully.
Wednesdays was great, will miss tonights as Gold Coast United are playing but have tix for the ODI at the Gabba on the 30th
Jan 13th 2011, 7:03 pm
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Re: T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
gotta love it, really felt for watson on wednesday tho, he was bloody superb. Didn't feel so sorry that i forgot to celebrate tho. 157/3 or 98 all out, 20/20 team for next test match maybe lol
Jan 13th 2011, 7:25 pm
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Don't forget that the English women are also up two zip in their series.
Looking forward to an entertaining game tonight.
Looking forward to an entertaining game tonight.
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Jan 13th 2011, 11:38 pm
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Jan 14th 2011, 12:13 am
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Jan 14th 2011, 7:51 am
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Good game well done Oz, must have been beginners luck
Jan 14th 2011, 9:54 am
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Jan 14th 2011, 10:01 am
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Jan 14th 2011, 10:30 am
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Re: T20 and one dayers: The nightmare continues...
Ah, these Aussies still have some fight in them, or perhaps last week's celebrations are catching up on the English? Poor batting by England I think was the key in this one. They still got close though. I'm surprised Warner wasn't instructed to drop the catch he got off Collingwood. England were never going to keep up with the rate with him in. Top bloke and captain and all, but he's batting worse than the number 11.
It's great to see two teams playing that are keen to win. Makes a huge difference from last year where the Windies had no chance (mainly because they have no team) and the Pakistanis were playing for the bookies.
It's great to see two teams playing that are keen to win. Makes a huge difference from last year where the Windies had no chance (mainly because they have no team) and the Pakistanis were playing for the bookies.
Jan 14th 2011, 10:40 am
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Ah, these Aussies still have some fight in them, or perhaps last week's celebrations are catching up on the English? Poor batting by England I think was the key in this one. They still got close though. I'm surprised Warner wasn't instructed to drop the catch he got off Collingwood. England were never going to keep up with the rate with him in. Top bloke and captain and all, but he's batting worse than the number 11.
It's great to see two teams playing that are keen to win. Makes a huge difference from last year where the Windies had no chance (mainly because they have no team) and the Pakistanis were playing for the bookies.
It's great to see two teams playing that are keen to win. Makes a huge difference from last year where the Windies had no chance (mainly because they have no team) and the Pakistanis were playing for the bookies.
Jan 14th 2011, 11:46 am
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Jan 14th 2011, 11:51 am
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The Australians will be more at home in One Day cricket though, for months they have been saying 'One day we'll win something'.
