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#341
Posted 2007-February-09, 16:37
#342
Posted 2007-February-09, 18:08
the saint, on Feb 10 2007, 12:37 AM, said:
Birthday, old, sun got in his eyes, over the hill, and a white Bell ... sorry, ball
170-1, 15-3. Complacency was punished. The Aussies deserved what they got. Overall they are much better than England, but the Poms are not girl scouts from Whoollaboolla.
Roland
#343
Posted 2007-February-11, 07:39
Still, well played England for actually winning a trophy this winter.
My records suggest that out of the two going this winter, it seems to be 1-1. Therefore a drawn season down under doesn't seem to be that bad a result(!)
#344
Posted 2007-February-11, 14:46
at least some of them showed some balls in the past month or so.
nickf
sydney
#345
Posted 2007-February-11, 15:21
Sean
#346
Posted 2007-February-11, 15:36
From now on, Frances may never go and see another match and Mark may never take out a subscription to Sky Sports - ever!!
#347
Posted 2007-February-12, 06:22
the saint, on Feb 11 2007, 09:36 PM, said:
From now on, Frances may never go and see another match and Mark may never take out a subscription to Sky Sports - ever!!
Indeed. Highlights only of those two - too busy playing bridge/sleeping to watch them (although there was a Sunday morning vote from my husband to watch teletext for a while)
#348
Posted 2007-February-12, 06:35
FrancesHinden, on Feb 12 2007, 02:22 PM, said:
Not a valid excuse. What a luxury! You can sleep when you get old. Meanwhile, enjoy life, and is there anything more enjoyable than cricket?
Cricket is life, the rest (sleep included) is mere details!
Roland
#350
Posted 2007-February-12, 09:08
FrancesHinden, on Feb 12 2007, 03:52 PM, said:
Cricket is life, the rest (bridge included) is mere details! On a serious note, if they only gave me one pick, it would take me about 1 second to choose cricket.
Roland
#353
Posted 2007-February-16, 11:29
cardsharp, on Feb 16 2007, 08:42 AM, said:
She is allowed to do that.
#354
Posted 2007-February-17, 01:15
nickf
sydney
#355
Posted 2007-February-18, 02:29
I think what the latest results show is that even the best sides which appear to have massive strength in depth are still dependent on a few superstar players if they want to win consistently.
#357
Posted 2007-February-20, 03:34
With Symonds definitely out and Lee doubtful, after this match Ponting may need to beat SA to go through
For those that missed the announcement, Scotland's World Cup squad is:
John Blain, Dougie Brown (Warwickshire), Gavin Hamilton, Majid Haq (Ferguslie), Paul Hoffmann (Uddingston), Douglas Lockhart (West of Scotland), Ross Lyons (Clydesdale), Neil McCallum (Grange), Dewald Nel (Greenock), Navdeep Poonia (Warwickshire), Glenn Rogers (Stenhousemuir), Colin Smith (Aberdeenshire), Ryan Watson (Forfarshire, vice-captain), Fraser Watts (Greenock), Craig Wright (Greenock, captain).
Paul
#358
Posted 2007-February-20, 03:56
cardsharp, on Feb 20 2007, 09:34 AM, said:
When did Warwickshire move North of the border?
p.s. glad I wasn't watching New Zealand this morning - second record-breaking innings running!
#359
Posted 2007-February-20, 04:09
Born: May 11, 1986, Govan, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Seems kosher to me ... just plying his trade in the money-rich South as you can see from the record of his only first class game at Warwickshire.
p
#360
Posted 2007-February-20, 11:41

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