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Strauss is Bridge and Stuart Broad is the team-mate's girlfriend.Who's Bridge in this scenario?
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Strauss is Bridge and Stuart Broad is the team-mate's girlfriend.Who's Bridge in this scenario?
Yeah, largely because he wanted to be right for tests, surely..I was thinking of ODIs. He missed 15 in an 18 month period.
Just pointing out that Ponting did have a rest period which gave Clarke the chance to build on his captaincy skills.Yeah, largely because he wanted to be right for tests, surely..
WAC. That's pretty ****ed tbh. He said that about Pakistan or India, it'd be straight to Effigies R Us....It won't be easy to find a golf course in Bangladesh; if there is one, they'll probably have wooden clubs.
Paul Collingwood does little to endear himself to the golfers of Bangladesh and probably the people of Bangladesh in general.
oh dear...
WAC. That's pretty ****ed tbh. He said that about Pakistan or India, it'd be straight to Effigies R Us....
With that hair Colly already looks like an effigy.WAC. That's pretty ****ed tbh. He said that about Pakistan or India, it'd be straight to Effigies R Us....
Being tongue in cheek about your team's chances is one thing, being insensitive about a country is another.It was a tongue in cheek comment. like gayle's 4 - 1 prediction. Leave him alone. Those cricinfo people always trying to spice those things these days like other media.
As I see it, Strauss's job as England captain consists of always doing what is best for English cricket and the England cricket team. In this case, Strauss and the ECB evidently agree that what's best for England is for the captain to miss this tour. Surely if he were to travel to Bangladesh despite holding that view, it would be neglecting his duty, which is to always take the course of action which he believes to be best for the England cricket team. No?In my opinion this has nothing to do with disrespecting Bangladesh (God knows they have done little to earn respect) and all to do with the institution of the England captaincy.
It should not be a part time job. If it is your job then you captain every possible Test. It is as simple as that IMO. To do otherwise would be disrespectful (meh, Ill thow it around as well if others are) to those that have held the post during its long proud history.
It does sound condescending but there is an element of truth. It isnt as if Bangladesh is a big hitter in the golf world.It won't be easy to find a golf course in Bangladesh; if there is one, they'll probably have wooden clubs.
Paul Collingwood does little to endear himself to the golfers of Bangladesh and probably the people of Bangladesh in general.
oh dear...
Yeah good point, nobody ever makes tongue-in-cheek jibes against the country Colly is fromBeing tongue in cheek about your team's chances is one thing, being insensitive about a country is another.
Can't recollect any Bangladeshi though.Yeah good point, nobody ever makes tongue-in-cheek jibes against the country Colly is from
Totally random, Bangadesh's GDP is less than what America sepnds on Dog food every year. Colly is there to play cricket and not to talk about their economics I believe.It does sound condescending but there is an element of truth. It isnt as if Bangladesh is a big hitter in the golf world.
There are 14 golf courses for a population of 160 000 000. A course for every 11.5 million peope.
Compared to South Africa that has 500+ courses for a population of 50 000 000. A course for every 100 000 people.
He wasnt and neither was I. It was golf and Im not sure what the US has got to do with this.Totally random, Bangadesh's GDP is less than what America sepnds on Dog food every year. Colly is there to play cricket and not to talk about their economics I believe.
I don't think he is paid for golf either.He wasnt and neither was I. It was golf.
He is there to play cricket. But people do take jibes against the opposition countries or players always.Totally random, Bangadesh's GDP is less than what America sepnds on Dog food every year. Colly is there to play cricket and not to talk about their economics I believe.
So we are only allowed to comment on things we are paid for and not things we are interested in?I don't think he is paid for golf either.
Well then they should take care to ensure their private opinions remain just that private. I am sure cricinfo did not eavesdrop him at a pub regarding this comment.So we are only allowed to comment on things we are paid for and not things we are interested in?
Golf is a big part in the lives of many sportsmen, especialy cricket tours. Players are always looking for where to play.Well then they should take care to ensure their private opinions remain just that private. I am sure cricinfo did not eavesdrop him at a pub regarding this comment.