Funny that, but one thing that I would definitely say you can't criticise the English (on here and in the world at large) is that we boast about our victories.LankanPrince said:They are always boasting about some of theirvictories so this is well deserved.
Are you Australian?LankanPrince said:Ha! Ha! Ha! What did I tell you English guys, England always underestimate Sri Lanka. England were all acting bad because they managed a couple of wins against Bangladesh. After th match Michael Vaughan said he didn't expect the competition would be that tough. Wrong, it looks like Sri Lanka's long break has rejuvenated them. U can't say that England lost just because they played badly, some of u can't appreciate the excellent discipline of the SL bowlers as well as the terrific batting of Sanath and Romesh. Man I have been relishing the moment when England get a damn good thrashing. They are always boasting about some of theirvictories so this is well deserved . Sri Lanka handed out the beats in style and I say well done to our boys who put in a very good effort. I got to say that the fast medium bowler Nuwan Kulasekera looked very good and that Vaas was at his best. I give England my best wishes for the next ODI (yeah right!).
Was going to say, you appear to have the subtlety of a rhinoceros on the London Underground....:Pluckyeddie said:Are you Australian?
Very much so.marc71178 said:Anyone else spot the large dollop of irony being served up here?
England are always making a resurgance as a one-day outfit if you believe the Press. Most of the time they're just regressing further and further, but I really don't think it's possible to get any worse than the present side.luckyeddie said:The only thing I can recall Vaughan et al saying about Sri Lanka was that they knew it was going to be tough.
Mind you, that was a particularly inept performance by even England's standards.
One sobering thought - much has been made over the last year regarding England's resurgence as a one-day outfit. Of our 10 worst performances of all time, I think about 6 of them have been in the last 5 years.
If by 'even' you mean 'rubbish', I'm inclined to agree with you. Now if we can get Kenya involved, that'd be a pretty good triangular seriesJames said:Next years one day series will be interesting between England and New Zealand - two fairly even one-day teams.
LOL - exactly what I was referring toluckyeddie said:If by 'even' you mean 'rubbish', I'm inclined to agree with you. Now if we can get Kenya involved, that'd be a pretty good triangular series
Hehe - certainly are . Still working on some Cricket Web projects which consume 99% of the time I spend working on Cricket Web so I don't check the forum much these days.These 'Cricket Chat' James posts must be treasured - few and far between.