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***Official*** South Africa in Australia 2012

Ruckus

Ruckus

International Captain
CLARKEHHHHH. Amazing how many times he has stood up as captain. Really did it when it mattered and the chips were down, as Tony Greig would say.
 
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AlanJLegend

U19 Vice-Captain
Clarkeh WAMFG.

So happy for Ed too. Flat pitch or not, he has locked himself in for the rest of this series (and probably the summer), some amazing pull shots in there.
 
howardj

howardj

International Coach
Benaud is senile

What South Africa would least like is to have to stay out there in the field

What they would most like is an Australian declaration
 
Prince EWS

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
Kleinveldt will think about that moment for the rest of his life if he doesn't take a wicket in this Test because I don't think he'll be playing another one.
 
Noble One

Noble One

International Vice-Captain
The irony wouldn't be lost if Kleinveldt's first test wicket was a half-tracker hit to long leg. I suppose if you bowl the same delivery often enough - chances are someday you will take a wicket.
 
Burgey

Burgey

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Haha, Ed's old man on radio. Brilliant.

"Were you nervous?"

"No. Kipling said in the 19th century
'Be not seduced and race the life of fame,
Be like th eoxen, and get there just the same'

That's how Edward has always lived his life"

Haha, can tell he sent his son to Cranbrook
 
Jono

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Burgey said:
Haha, Ed's old man on radio. Brilliant.

"Were you nervous?"

"No. Kipling said in the 19th century
'Be not seduced and race the life of fame,
Be like th eoxen, and get there just the same'

That's how Edward has always lived his life"

Haha, can tell he sent his son to Cranbrook
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Thinking man's cricketer ftw
 
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