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Son Of Coco

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Dizzy #4 said:
Shitt!!!!! Holy Flying Fuccccccck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

200!!!!!!!!! 200!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dizzy You Freaking Legand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Dizzy Is The Best Ever Nigh****chmen Ever!!!!!!!!!!

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200! 200! Dizzy Has Gone To Where No Bowler Has Gone Before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


2 Freaking Hundred!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now Pass Hodge And Gilly's Mark, And Be A True Goddddddd!!!!!!!!


Now To 300!!!!!!!!!!!! And Beyond!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like how the filter edits 'nigh****chman' but leaves in multi-lettered ***** and ****s :laugh:
 

Smudge

Hall of Fame Member
Can someone confirm whether Richard is currently simmering his monitor on the stovetop in a large saucepan?
 

Pratters

Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Dizzy #4 said:
to make it a real happy birthday, Dizzy will get 10 wickets, repeat: WILL GET ALL 10!
You need to remove McGrath from your picture dude. McGrath isn't in the same league as Gillespie. :dry:
 

Dasa

International Vice-Captain
chaminda_00 said:
Mate you should use spell check more often (well im not one to talk though)

It should be:

With Gillespie's double ton, does that make him better then worst batsmen without one?

Of Course it does, have you ever seen a bowler get one ever?

Gillespie to #7 above Gilly,Warne,Lee,McGrath!
That post makes my head hurt.
 

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
Congrats Gillespie, on getting double hundred.

But in all honesty the great West Indian team had guys like Marshall (who batted at 8 or 9) but who were good enough to make Double Hundreds against SL then (or had there been opportunity to play the likes of Bangla or Zim ), But I think those guys had a sense of (humility and ) wanting to preserve the dignity of their opposition and would sacrifice their wicket to preserve the dignity of their opponents.

This does not in any way attempt to belittle Gillespie's Double Ton.

But that was the dignified nature of the Great West Indian Team of Lloyd's , IMO.
 

FaaipDeOiad

Hall of Fame Member
JASON said:
Congrats Gillespie, on getting double hundred.

But in all honesty the great West Indian team had guys like Marshall (who batted at 8 or 9) but who were good enough to make Double Hundreds against SL then (or had there been opportunity to play the likes of Bangla or Zim ), But I think those guys had a sense of (humility and ) wanting to preserve the dignity of their opposition and would sacrifice their wicket to preserve the dignity of their opponents.

This does not in any way attempt to belittle Gillespie's Double Ton.

But that was the dignified nature of the Great West Indian Team of Lloyd's , IMO.
Are you kidding? Malcolm Mashall was famous for wanting a test century more than anything... it's something he strived for his whole career. The suggestion that he'd throw it away so he didn't hurt the feelings of the opposition is utterly ridiculous.
 

JASON

Cricketer Of The Year
FaaipDeOiad said:
Are you kidding? Malcolm Mashall was famous for wanting a test century more than anything... it's something he strived for his whole career. The suggestion that he'd throw it away so he didn't hurt the feelings of the opposition is utterly ridiculous.
Have not met Marshall personally, you obviously have .:)
 

FaaipDeOiad

Hall of Fame Member
JASON said:
Have not met Marshall personally, you obviously have .:)
I haven't, but I have, for example, heard Mark Nicholas talk about how much Marshall wanted a century... and they did meet, and played together at Hampshire. He compared it to Shane Warne's desire for a test century, which is of course well known.
 

Smudge

Hall of Fame Member
Jungle Jumbo said:
The real test is now for Bangladesh, batting OK after what is among their lowest points in Test cricket.
I'm trying to decide how far up Dizzy's double ton ranks above James Franklin's hat trick against them.
 

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