superkingdave
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enjoying Gibbs' knock here
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jot1
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From the TV picture you could see the sunshine on the field and the commentators called it a disgrace. They went on at great length about how light it still was, how brightly the sun was shining, and one even said "If this is bad light, they'll have to stop playing cricket in England."Son Of Coco said:
On the other hand, what I said yesterday, I said in the heat of the moment. (Then went and had a drink, not a beer, LE, as you suggested
as it makes a person fat, but took your advice). Let's hope today we see good cricket and fair umpiring for all.
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
He'll be an absolute money-spinner.howardj said:It's like he's being retained because, with the hair and stuff, he's a cult-figure or something.
During the Ashes, people will have a choice of two silly masks to choose from to wear - a Fred one and a Clown one - then in the name of friendship, camaraderie, sportsmanship, togetherness, a good night out and 'You are my best mate, you are (hic)' they can dedicate the whole Ashes couple of months to drinking Australia dry.
Ikki
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah, those impartial South African commentators really know their stuff.jot1 said:From the TV picture you could see the sunshine on the field and the commentators called it a disgrace. They went on at great length about how light it still was, how brightly the sun was shining, and one even said "If this is bad light, they'll have to stop playing cricket in England."
On the other hand, what I said yesterday, I said in the heat of the moment. (Then went and had a drink, not a beer, LE, as you suggested
Let's hope today we see good cricket and fair umpiring for all.
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
geez i found it a bit tooo surprisng to not see Shane Warne bowl before the lunch break.. don't know what kinda tactics that was from Punter..
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
Warne on now. Ponting actually bowled a couple of decent balls, he was a few k's faster than Symonds aswell.
Saw the Lee 'not out' decision in the lunch break, seemed a pretty straightforward catch to me, strange decision not to give that out.
In other news, Robin Smith sucks as an analyser
Saw the Lee 'not out' decision in the lunch break, seemed a pretty straightforward catch to me, strange decision not to give that out.
In other news, Robin Smith sucks as an analyser
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
John Noakes?Nuts said:
/get down, Shep
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
Gibbs leads the South African's with a fine 50..
well played!!
well played!!
Son Of Coco
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Fair enough then, as I said I didn't see much of the game at all so I'm willing to stand corrected. I actually read the rest of your posts on it after I had posted my reply and then felt bad about doing so! hahajot1 said:From the TV picture you could see the sunshine on the field and the commentators called it a disgrace. They went on at great length about how light it still was, how brightly the sun was shining, and one even said "If this is bad light, they'll have to stop playing cricket in England."
On the other hand, what I said yesterday, I said in the heat of the moment. (Then went and had a drink, not a beer, LE, as you suggested
Let's hope today we see good cricket and fair umpiring for all.
If you're going on Australian conditions when the match was called then it was actually dark...at 2am in the morning or whatever it is over here
