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Group 1 Second Round - Sri Lanka, England, South Africa, New Zealand, Netherlands

Cabinet96

Hall of Fame Member
You just have to look at the tournament someone like Kulasekara has had to realise how crazy it is Jade Dernabch is opening the bowling for us when James Anderson is at home in Lancashire.
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
I'd rather Jimmeh spent his bowling dotage in the gold standard, tbh.

He's never been the best limited overs bowler.

Better than Jade, but that's a veeeeery low bar.
 

Cabinet96

Hall of Fame Member
Imagine being so good that you can hit an international fast bowler for four, left handed, with your eyes closed.

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Spark

Global Moderator
Reckon Moeen's set himself to catch that, realised how fast it was coming and went "oh, ****"
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Amidst all the Albion hand-wringing, one has to doff one's bowler to AB.

Class act.

Oh, Moeen. Sigh.
When a guy slog sweeps a wide outside off stump for six over square leg, you can't blame the bowler too much for that.
 

Cabinet96

Hall of Fame Member
I'd rather Jimmeh spent his bowling dotage in the gold standard, tbh.

He's never been the best limited overs bowler.

Better than Jade, but that's a veeeeery low bar.
It's 16 overs in a week, I think he could cope. Easily a better limited overs bowler than Bresnan or Dernbach.
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
"Broad was effective. None of the real bowlers have a real big impact for England tonight."

Pollock scathing on Broad.
 

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