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*Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

sledger

Spanish_Vicente
Ian Bell being called Belly was the worst. Sounded especially horrible when Pietersen said it. Though it is generally horrible when he says anything, so makes sense.
 

silentstriker

The Wheel is Forever
Hey a nickname like weedy or creepy is clearly way better than ****ing tongey. That’s just disgraceful. In the military, call signs are usually based on something embarrassing or stupid you did. As opposed to this, which is just plain embarrassing for the people saying the nickname.
 

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
Ian Bell being called Belly was the worst. Sounded especially horrible when Pietersen said it. Though it is generally horrible when he says anything, so makes sense.
Watched a women's match with Lauren Bell playing, it feels even worse when you hear ladies shouting "Come on Belly".
 

TimAngas

State Vice-Captain
Starc hardly ever bowls yorkers in tests these days.
Well he's at least capable of bowling them and will surely try given the right circumstances. Nonetheless, as the bowler who will be bowling the most variable length, he might just have success.
 

Spikey

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mate this is england cricket, I think it's for the best if they stick to throwing a Y onto the end of the name
 

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