Tell him to use actual statistics instead of making random crap up next time.
Interesting that July/August are so much wetter than June though - could be something in that St Swithins business.
The last time we had an April/May/June run anywhere near this wet was 1782, with 337mm as opposed to 358mm this time around.
It's more evidence against that bizarre ICC decision to reject Jayadevan out of hand.
Thank gawd that is no predictor of this year.
What we need is for the jet stream to bugger off North and let the high pressure up... and what we need for that is some solar activity.Thank gawd that is no predictor of this year.
What we need is the Azores high to extend over us as it always used to in summer. For too long it's been anchored out in the central Atlantic and not budged much.
I hope it isn't a symptom of a warming planet.
Have worked it out... eventually...
Standard GW-skeptic rhetoric. There is general acceptance in scientific circles that human-influenced warming is occurring, even most of the skeptics now agree that industrial activity has led to a warming of the planet.
I find it amusing that this has become such an insult these days.
Indeed. We weren't exactly ripping it up anyway, but the death of Maynard seems to have completely knocked the stuffing out of the side. RHB is on indefinite compassionate leave, and the others seem out of it. It would be nice if KP could get his arse into gear, but that isn't really his way at county level.
Fair enough. Perhaps de Bruyn will wake up before the innings is over and score at something more than the 68% he's managed in his 22 deliveries to date. Ah fek it, he's run out now. Good innings mate.
Two fat ladies, in fact: 88 all out.
