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Great football skills there.
Is it Mark or Chris?
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MacAdder
Great football skills there.
Is it Mark or Chris?
And goalkeeping skills next ball, tipping it onto the wicket.
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splott parker
Mind you, I’m like a bisexual, swinging both ways as well:hehe:
Aren't we all though.
India all of a sudden have hope again, but it's a slow death, shirley.
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splott parker
And goalkeeping skills next ball, tipping it onto the wicket.
George?
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Brilliant win.
Tough for MOM, Pope or Hartley?
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England win by 28 as India’s last man goes charging down the pitch in the last over of the day and gets stumped.
Two bits of evidence in one day that test cricket still has so much to offer.
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the other bob wilson
England when by 28 as India’s last man goes charging down the pitch and gets stumped.
Two bits of evidence in one day that test cricket still has so much to offer.
Agree, although especially so when subcontinent pitches offer so much for the spinners.
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the other bob wilson
England when by 28 as India’s last man goes charging down the pitch in the last over of the day and gets stumped.
Two bits of evidence in one day that test cricket still has so much to offer.
Both matches today were drawing to a close with all teams in with a chance of winning. Ties were also possible.
Great advert for the game.
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Are tthe match prizes a thousand pounds or ten thousand pounds?
Commas as important in maths as English?
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MacAdder
George?
Very good:thumbup:
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MacAdder
Are tthe match prizes a thousand pounds or ten thousand pounds?
Commas as important in maths as English?
The latter I’d guess, but, either way, it’s a fraction of what the IPL has to offer and therein lies the problem for test cricket.
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A similar thriller and surprising result in Australia too
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Only 7 men in the history of test cricket have taken 7 wickets in the 4th innings. 2 of them today!
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Lord Worcester
Only 7 men in the history of test cricket have taken 7 wickets in the 4th innings. 2 of them today!
That’s an incredible, typically cricket, stat.
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the other bob wilson
That’s an incredible, typically cricket, stat.
That’s what I thought. Coupled with the 1st time ever Aussies and India lose at home on the same day.
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Foakes is a class act , top keeper means a lot to a team .
Pope was incredible.
Have we found a slow left-arm bowler.
P. M.A.
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The TalkSport coverage isn't as bad as i anticipated, no adverts between overs either. Set up to be a cracking series after England's amazing win. Unless the next pitch is really dry and predicted to turn sharply, i think they should play another seamer (Anderson) in the next match, drop Leach as he's injured anyway.
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life on mars
Foakes is a class act , top keeper means a lot to a team .
Pope was incredible.
Have we found a slow left-arm bowler.
P. M.A.
Makes you wonder what could have happened in the Ashes if he'd have kept wicket instead of Bairstow.
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Anyone know if there's any plans to show highlights on terrestrial television?
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Eric the Half a Bee
Makes you wonder what could have happened in the Ashes if he'd have kept wicket instead of Bairstow.
If him keeping would have been at the expense of Crawleys runs, then I'd rather Crawleys runs. Away from home, standing up to the wicket for 80 overs a day, is a different story. Foakes is streets ahead.
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NinianOpinion1927
Anyone know if there's any plans to show highlights on terrestrial television?
Highlights are usually on you tube
Here you go
https://youtu.be/udxY2JtmwXE?si=thdztClpWK9fDcw1
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the other bob wilson
That’s an incredible, typically cricket, stat.
Hartley has better stats than the late, great Shane Warne at the same stage of career’s.
As an aside , I wish Warne didn’t get out for 90 at O/T, although I was delighted at the time
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TWGL1
Hartley has better stats than the late, great Shane Warne at the same stage of career’s.
As an aside , I wish Warne didn’t get out for 90 at O/T, although I was delighted at the time
Warner’s highest test score was 99 - I reckon he had the ability to bat at six in first class cricket and maybe test cricket.