I feel like there’s a lot of opportunities to misuse retired hurt to be honest (given that it’s done on faith and could easily just be used to take a break during a difficult part of an innings), it’s generally a credit to the conduct of cricketers that it doesn’t really ever cause major controversies.controversies.
We'll either roll them in the first session, or Stokes and Bairstow will play some freak innings and make us bat again for a draw/close win.
Happy Birthday TH.
Cheers, I honestly wasn't fishing for that, was more the explanation for why I remember
Happy birthday, I hope your day reaches great heights.
Pretty unlikely any side would sink that low = bloody lucky Steve Smith didn't think of it
Happy birthday to a man with a top drawer username from a fan of Arsenal FC as well as the England cricket team (aka a serious f******g masochist
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Every now and then I realise just how dated and irrelevant my username is now. Newer posters probably think it's a tribute to a retired player.Happy birthday to a man with a top drawer username from a fan of Arsenal FC as well as the England cricket team (aka a serious f******g masochist
ODB was a maverick genius who's charisma allowed him to maintain high levels of popularity despite his half crazed antics, idiotic macho posturing and frequent squandering of his own talent. in short, I thought it was a tribute to Andrew Flintoff.
This would be the perfect way to abuse it. Night watchman faces one ball of the last over, retires hurt thus ending the day's play, then comes in again in their normal batting position later.
From 18 to 33 did you get taller or shorter?
That's a tough one. I was a late-ish bloomer but was definitely within a cm or so of my full height by 18. Also, with the addition of 20+ kg I may have actually lost some height whether through actual permanent height loss or just posture. I'm gonna say- about the same.
Ha ha, and really oversell the fake falling as well.
