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**Official** Sri Lanka in England / Scotland - 2011

The_roc

U19 Captain
Cook has score 6 consecutive 50+ scores. 1 more and he'll be tied 1st for the record. With the likes of Andy Flower, Chanderpaul and Weekes.
Great story on Sky yesterday about Everton Weekes. He holds the record for 5 cosecutive centuries, and in game 6 he was run out on 90. S**t happens.
 

Stapel

International Regular
Cook has score 6 consecutive 50+ scores. 1 more and he'll be tied 1st for the record. With the likes of Andy Flower, Chanderpaul and Weekes.
Cook is very special. He gets too little appreciation, I reckon. He's 26, has been playing Test cricket for 5 years, has nearly 5500 runs, and has been scoring them consistantly, at a healthy 1000 runs per year.

I have no doubt that only time is needed for him to be named in the same lines as Tendulkar, Ponting, Kallis and Sangakkara.

As for his 6th consecutive 50...., Bell has 5 now!
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
One of the comms mentioned yesterday, what's possibly most impressive about Cook's 6 consecutive fifties is that he's the only opener in there. Barrington, Dexter & Hendren all played in the middle order.

Ditto Weekes, Chanders & Sir Andrew.

& lol at Beefy not knwoing what his own trigger movement was. Shows how little he ever had to think about his game.
 

grecian

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Bell's cover drive has been a bit awry this morning, hasn't it?

yep, really hasn't been timing it, as he normally does, and was doing last night. Wonder if it's slightly uneven bounce in the pitch?

Anyway, Dilharo will always help the run-rate.
 

Stapel

International Regular
& lol at Beefy not knwoing what his own trigger movement was. Shows how little he ever had to think about his game.
Sir Ian has admitted himself that thinking was never his greatest asset. In his (auto)biography he refers to himself as "Bungalow"....., as in not much upstairs!
 

PhoenixFire

International Coach
Botham really is a terrible commentator. Reckon I could name about 20 people on CW alone that know more about cricket and would make a better commentator than him.
 

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