The Summer's Cricket.
Nov 16th 2012 | 4:20 am
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The frustrating thing is it was all so predictable after Jimmy dropped Pujara on single figures (?). <sigh>
Nov 18th 2012 | 3:57 pm
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Oh ****. 
Nov 24th 2012 | 6:35 am
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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
Would be nice to see a big KP ton but I think he may do summat daft within the first half hour
Nov 26th 2012 | 1:04 am
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Monty 
Dec 6th 2012 | 2:06 am
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Well played Alistair Cook. England's leading centurion in Test (aka 'proper') cricket.
Although KP has a chance to match him later.....
Although KP has a chance to match him later.....
Dec 6th 2012 | 4:33 am
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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.
Dec 7th 2012 | 7:02 am
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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.
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.
Dec 8th 2012 | 6:56 am
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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.
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.
Dec 14th 2012 | 4:43 pm
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Come on England. 
Dec 17th 2012 | 8:55 am
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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 ?
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 ?
