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A cheat is a cheat

Starfighter

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It’s well known by anyone who’s anybody that the sandpaper tactic was used throughout the last Ashes, come on, wake up.

The laws of the game make saliva acceptable. If you Aussies and your inferiority complex didn’t bully us into feeling we needed to constantly keep our breath fresh then the players wouldn’t have needed to enter the field with mints. Happy coincidence.
Burgey does it much better than you.
 

the big bambino

International Captain
It’s well known by anyone who’s anybody that the sandpaper tactic was used throughout the last Ashes, come on, wake up.
So ... you've got nothing, right?

The laws of the game make saliva acceptable. If you Aussies and your inferiority complex didn’t bully us into feeling we needed to constantly keep our breath fresh then the players wouldn’t have needed to enter the field with mints. Happy coincidence.
"I had a go at Murray mints and found they worked a treat." - Trescothick. So saliva yes. Mints not so much.
 

the big bambino

International Captain
I see, gimh. So you can ask questions but I'm Miss Marple. Just like your team is a pack Ashes filching cheats but we "robbed" you in the last ashes.
 

Burgey

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Lip balm ftw. In the days before umpires got the ball after a wicket I'd shine the ball up with it in the team huddle. Works a treat. Same with the old Chaminda.
 

Starfighter

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Lip balm ftw. In the days before umpires got the ball after a wicket I'd shine the ball up with it in the team huddle. Works a treat.
You don't need a special situation to use lip balm. Just put it on your lips, then transfer requisite quantities onto the ball. Hasn't failed me yet. Works way better than sunscreen.
 

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