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Shakib's gone missing with the ball in WCs, and as we all know, bowlers win matches. Burgey wins
It should be noted that all three people you’re posting about here have outperformed Virat Kohli at WCs.Ian Botham in WCs: 22 games, 297 runs @ 18.56, HS of 53. One fifty. 30 wickets at 25.40, BBI 4/31
Shakib in WCs: 29 games, 1146 runs @ 45.84, HS 124*. 10 fifties, 2 centuries. 34 wickets @ 35.94, BBI 5/29
Burgey in WCs: Banned
I bet you regret thisIf more comparison threads turned into shitposting about food, CW would be a better place.
Bravo to Burgey and *****.
thanks I just spent 20 minutes googling this thinking that "andedgy" was like a fancy lawyer word that I didn't understandIf ***** wasn't preoccupied with eating mediocre pandemic-inducing food in an unsuccessful attempt to appear relevant andedgy, he could have saved for his own place by now.
I'll get one of TBT to edit it and fix their error.thanks I just spent 20 minutes googling this thinking that "andedgy" was like a fancy lawyer word that I didn't understand
Another normal human conversation successfully Miyagi'd.
This was an extra hot exchange.You're too eager. I get it, you're 16 and full of enthusiasm and you're missing the context that ***** has already laid out. You think ***** and Burgey are the rich kids and you want to be part of their clique. Except one is a self proclaimed wealthy white Australian (Western Sydney mind you), and one lives in Hong Kong with his wealthy migrant parents.
It is a bit before you time; but here you go:
there was thing called World War two, where Nazi Germany, Facist Italy (under Mussolini) and Japan killed many of grandfathers and fathers in the cricket world. All over the cricket world. From NZ, Aus, Eng, Afg, WI, British Raj, and further. This may help remind you:
https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10005177
Please don't offend the memories of the lost.
Trundler, you're totally too keen to take me on, you're fairly smart, especially for your age, but you lack experience and the maturity or wisdom that it brings for many.