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Kohli Test Average

Kohli test avg by end of career

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Spark

Spark

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Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.
 
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Ali TT

International Vice-Captain
GirthQuake said:
Perhaps one of Kohli groupies on this forum will screenshot your post and circulate on social media how ENG fans still fear their man.

I just learned that they are already talking about Kohli is the only one who averages over 47 in test and ODIs. :laugh:
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Has to be over 47 I guess to exclude Viv's ODI average of exactly 47.00
 
Molehill

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
Spark said:
Incidentally is it true that he basically lives in the English countryside full time now and just flies in for tours/games? He can do what he likes of course but that's definitely curious.
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Not sure I'd call Mayfair the English Countryside!!
 
Chin Music

Chin Music

State Vice-Captain
Molehill said:
Mrs M always highlights this as one of the reasons she likes London over other big Cities, so many more green areas.

But it still ain't the countryside....
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I was being rather facetious, but yeah we are blessed. I live near Victoria Park which is another park that makes you feel a sense of dislocation when you can easily forget for a moment where you are if not in sight of a 50s/60s tower block or that you can see Canary Wharf in the distance.
 
Molehill

Molehill

Cricketer Of The Year
Chin Music said:
I was being rather facetious, but yeah we are blessed. I live near Victoria Park which is another park that makes you feel a sense of dislocation when you can easily forget for a moment where you are if not in sight of a 50s/60s tower block or that you can see Canary Wharf in the distance.
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I wanted to go and see The Maccabees reunion at All Points East next Summer, but Victoria Park is just a pain to get to from the West side of London.
 
h_hurricane

h_hurricane

International Vice-Captain
Kohli has every weakness covered these days. He has reached the perfect place of equilibrium. Spin, swing, pace, running between the wickets. He is basically equally **** against anything.
 
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