Yeah, that's about the size of it. Somerset have some very good players who think they're so good they don't have to try, Leicestershire have some average players who believe they're good enough to beat anyone on their day, and therefore they are.Scaly piscine said:It's very tough to call, it's prima donna playboys (Somerset) against a bunch of well drilled unknowns (Leicestershire) really.
Wish I'd seen that. What was the context - why were they chatting about the Spice Girls?Loony BoB said:Tresco suffers utter humiliation on national television by proclaiming his love for the Spice Girls and getting laughed at by all his mates for it. Cracked up laughing at all the reactions by commentators and players alike. Brilliant.
Boredom time for you? Looks like they managed to see Donald off well, though.Barney Rubble said:On an unrelated subject, check this out - I was looking through some of the 2nd XI Championship games this season, and look who replaced Jim Troughton in Warwickshire's 2nds when he was called up to play for the 1sts midway through a game.......imagine if you were playing for the opposition and you suddenly find yourself facing this guy having not thought he was playing!
http://live.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE...2ND-XI_GLOUCS-2ND-XI_CC-2ND_08-10JUN2005.html
Girls Aloud are playing, so they asked him if he likes them, and he said yeah, he used to like the Spice Girls when they were around, so... and then with all his mates, the commentators, probably the stadium (since half those attending have earpieces for Sky) and definitely anyone watching Sky Sports all either cracked up or laughed... "well... you know... sorta like them..." Yeah, play it down, Marco.Barney Rubble said:Wish I'd seen that. What was the context - why were they chatting about the Spice Girls?
Haha, good old Tresco - I'm sure Freddie will slate him about that when he gets back to the England dressing room.Loony BoB said:Girls Aloud are playing, so they asked him if he likes them, and he said yeah, he used to like the Spice Girls when they were around, so... and then with all his mates, the commentators, probably the stadium (since half those attending have earpieces for Sky) and definitely anyone watching Sky Sports all either cracked up or laughed... "well... you know... sorta like them..." Yeah, play it down, Marco.
Well, what else is a man to do in the break between Twenty20 games, other than trawl the Cricinfo archives!Samuel_Vimes said:Boredom time for you?
Think I've figured it out. If Essex got another wicket, they would have taken a bonus point. Still, horribly defensive cricket...marc71178 said:Anyone get the logic in Leicestershire's declaration?
18 runs short of a bonus point in a dead game with 15 overs to get them
Na I looked at that, the teams were miles apart in the table so it wouldn't have mattered.Samuel_Vimes said:Think I've figured it out. If Essex got another wicket, they would have taken a bonus point. Still, horribly defensive cricket...
Crikey - he is a little bit Clarke, isn't he?Scaly piscine said:Friggin weather, is Masters as Rikki-like (facially) as his picture on cricinfo suggests?
I reckon when they had the rain relay, they were all in the bar drinkin up ye zoider.Barney Rubble said:A wicket maiden from Jeremy Snape - holy cow Somerset, what's going on?
Oh yeah, I remember - we're rubbish.
Mmmmmmmm. Where's them tasty sour grapes again?Langeveldt said:All we need now is some rain and they can all go home to their football and big brother..
Probably - Parsons is gone now, they're batting it's 2am on a Saturday night for Christ's sake.luckyeddie said:I reckon when they had the rain relay, they were all in the bar drinkin up ye zoider.