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Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10386061)
England to 41 for 3, still 281 short of averting the follow on. Number one test side my arse. Bolloxy shit thats all. :thumbdown:
The frustrating thing is it was all so predictable after Jimmy dropped Pujara on single figures (?). <sigh> |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Oh ****. :thumbdown:
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Healthy lead, or a big collapse on the cards tonight.
Would be nice to see a big KP ton but I think he may do summat daft within the first half hour :( |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Flogger
(Post 10399499)
Healthy lead, or a big collapse on the cards tonight.
Would be nice to see a big KP ton but I think he may do summat daft within the first half hour :( |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10399504)
Monty got a fifer. :thumbup:
They won't enjoy the second innings much, if we can grab a healthy lead and Monty starts twirling. |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Flogger
(Post 10399510)
Always nice to see Monty grab a few:thumbup:
They won't enjoy the second innings much, if we can grab a healthy lead and Monty starts twirling. |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10399522)
What is it with Trott? He can't play spin to save his life.
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Monty :egyptian:
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Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Well played Alistair Cook. England's leading centurion in Test (aka 'proper') cricket.
Although KP has a chance to match him later..... |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon77
(Post 10419547)
Well played Alistair Cook. England's leading centurion in Test (aka 'proper') cricket.
Although KP has a chance to match him later..... I’m with you on test cricket. I don’t have the patience for the other formats although I do like proper country cricket. I envision my retirement days sipping pints of bitter in the members pavilion at Canterbury and having a good grumble. Cricket is a fantastic sport for moaning as it has so many variables. |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10419790)
Fair play to Cook.
I’m with you on test cricket. I don’t have the patience for the other formats although I do like proper country cricket. I envision my retirement days sipping pints of bitter in the members pavilion at Canterbury and having a good grumble. Cricket is a fantastic sport for moaning as it has so many variables. Very interesting tour of country cricket and the folk that attend the games. I love test match cricket, nothing beats it if you ask me. I have the feed on willow.tv from 10ish each night. |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10419790)
Fair play to Cook.
I’m with you on test cricket. I don’t have the patience for the other formats although I do like proper country cricket. I envision my retirement days sipping pints of bitter in the members pavilion at Canterbury and having a good grumble. Cricket is a fantastic sport for moaning as it has so many variables. |
Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Come on England. :fingerscrossed:
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Re: The Summer's Cricket.
Well that was all rather jolly, wasn't it ?
All the batsmen contributed, Jimmy, Swann, Monty all among the wickets. Shame about Broad & Bres being off the boil and Finn getting injured, but there you go. Roll on NZ next year. What ? ODI and Twenty20 ? No thanks, surely nobody watches that old rubbish, do they ? |
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