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Commentary Thread
- Thread starter Furball
- Start date
Days of Grace
International Captain
Is there anyway to get TMS for those not in England?
Howe_zat
Audio File
Use the BBC website with a browser app like Hola to change your location.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
TMS is on youtube (except for the Test nations in Europe, Asia or Oceania)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxB5vQb2nAc
Days of Grace
International Captain
No go. It says it's a private video.
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Yeah that was the link to day 1, I assumed it would work
https://www.youtube.com/user/ecbcricket is probably better
Days of Grace
International Captain
Cheers, mate.
LegionOfBrad
International Debutant
Came here to say this. He knows his stuff when he's not having to defend his paymasters.
Howe_zat
Audio File
Also listened to Vaughan presenting 606 'six duck six'. Analysis is mostly things like
"169 runs, a margin bigger than Watson's front pad"
"They [Australia] did look like Dad's Army, they looked old. We're seeing these seagulls outside here in Cardiff, they look like vultures, about to feed on the carcass of Australian cricket."
(actual quotes)
It's essentially what would happen if flibbertyjibber had his own show
"169 runs, a margin bigger than Watson's front pad"
"They [Australia] did look like Dad's Army, they looked old. We're seeing these seagulls outside here in Cardiff, they look like vultures, about to feed on the carcass of Australian cricket."
(actual quotes)
It's essentially what would happen if flibbertyjibber had his own show
Howe_zat
Audio File
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
The odds of anyone other than Warne and McGrath for the last two spots have to be a million to one. I must say batting Warne at number 10 is a harsh criticism of his batting though, he averaged 22 with the bat in Ashes tests, and almost 25 in series Ponting played in, with 4 50s. Also in 2005 when England had the best bowling of any Ashes series Ponting played in, Warne scored more runs than Katich, Martyn and Gilchrist, who played every test. On the other hand Gillespie's highest score vs England was 31.
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Furball
Evil Scotsman
2010/11
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
On the one hand 2010-11 had Swann, but on the other hand 05 had four top class seamers. I dunno.
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Might be better yeah. I think 2005 shades it personally due to Simon Jones but it's close. Also different conditions I guess so it's tough to compare. Either way Warne didn't play in that series.