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Martyn you legend.
Scaly piscine
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Sheesh that Oz kit is terrible.andyc said:He hardly watched it into the hands
Neil Pickup
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It's also a decent case for copyright infringement...
Scaly piscine
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
You could throw up on that Oz kit (and I'm sure someone has) and it would actually be an improvement.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Just caught the SA innings on Sky. Jeez, that was the shell to end all shells from Martyn, wasn't it?! In terms of effect in mattered nowt, but 'twas a sitter. 
Interesting to see Kallis teeing off from the word go too, shows he can do it when the mood takes him. It did annoy me that Slater was pronouncing his first name as "Jarks" instead of (as I'd always imagined it was pronounced) "Jark" tho.
Oh, and why is Hopes called "Catfish"? If it was explained I missed it.
Interesting to see Kallis teeing off from the word go too, shows he can do it when the mood takes him. It did annoy me that Slater was pronouncing his first name as "Jarks" instead of (as I'd always imagined it was pronounced) "Jark" tho.
Oh, and why is Hopes called "Catfish"? If it was explained I missed it.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Thats an absolutely brilliant bit of cricket photography though.. Shame about the shirt, what a killer..
its amazing when people find a winning formula and just go and trash it, i'm thinking about England kits as well, or maybe I have odd taste..
its amazing when people find a winning formula and just go and trash it, i'm thinking about England kits as well, or maybe I have odd taste..
Langeveldt
Soutie
My thoughts entirely, and you can bet your bottom dollar they will start taking over tests and ODI's..andyc said:
Twenty20 is fun, but money always always talks in the end.. And there are only 365 days in a year.. Something has to give..
I agree the kits didn't look to easy on the eyes.
I was watching sunrise and someone said that blue and yellow are our federation colours, so maybe that was behind the color choice or the fact that they didnt wan't to get mixed up with the SA uniform, but there's has a lot more green then the australian one.
I was watching sunrise and someone said that blue and yellow are our federation colours, so maybe that was behind the color choice or the fact that they didnt wan't to get mixed up with the SA uniform, but there's has a lot more green then the australian one.
Since the redevelopments the GABBA can only hold 42,000 people.Prince EWS said:
38,894 is the largest attendance to a match at the Gabba since redevelopments commenced in 1993 and the GABBA became an all-seated stadium.
It pips the Aus vs Lions union match.
37,460 First Rugby Test
Australia v British & Irish Lions
30 June 2001
Dasa
International Vice-Captain
The Channel Nine commentary team are hopeless when it comes to pronunciation...Healy couldn't even handle Zondeki.BoyBrumby said:Interesting to see Kallis teeing off from the word go too, shows he can do it when the mood takes him. It did annoy me that Slater was pronouncing his first name as "Jarks" instead of (as I'd always imagined it was pronounced) "Jark" tho.
When Mark Nicholas was interviewing him he said it was something to do with his ability (or inability) to grow facial hair.BoyBrumby said:
auscricket
School Boy/Girl Cricketer
Yeah they were right, blue and yellow is actually Australia's national colours, we just adopted green for some reason instead...Gideon said:
James90
Cricketer Of The Year
Martyn's catch was unlucky. It was a monster and he did almost everything right. Just didn't stick. Now Smith's...that was a dolly. I'll never forget the roar that went up when that ball hit the ground.
I had a great night. It was a brilliant spectacle and the most fun I've had in a crowd ever. The first day of the 2002 Ashes still takes the cake for the best cricket I've seen but Martyn's hitting was superb. Plenty of action on the ground and in the stands aswell. One of the shots of the night from Pollock (that six over extra cover) was missed by most of the crowd who were observing the most brilliant of mexican waves.
The most fun I've ever had at a cricket game. Would have loved to have seen a close finish aswell.
I had a great night. It was a brilliant spectacle and the most fun I've had in a crowd ever. The first day of the 2002 Ashes still takes the cake for the best cricket I've seen but Martyn's hitting was superb. Plenty of action on the ground and in the stands aswell. One of the shots of the night from Pollock (that six over extra cover) was missed by most of the crowd who were observing the most brilliant of mexican waves.
The most fun I've ever had at a cricket game. Would have loved to have seen a close finish aswell.
