Thread: Cricket scores around the world

Originally Posted by cyrille

I hate to say it, but the Aussies need David Warner back fast.

Nope, he ain’t forgiven. I’d rather the team lose than have that arse back.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Well it's good to have a competitive series.

That’s one way of looking at it, but certainly it seems that the Indians played better without their best batsman & captain.

^ Burns is useless and Wade is no more or no less then an average middle order batsman.

Speaking of average, Smith's since the ashes in 2019 is ... twenty something.

Took my kids to the boxing day test and they loved it. Now they cannot get enough of test cricket. Proud Dad moment.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Speaking of average, Smith's since the ashes in 2019 is ... twenty something.

Smith responds to jibe with a century....

Originally Posted by MeMock

Took my kids to the boxing day test and they loved it. Now they cannot get enough of test cricket. Proud Dad moment.

Well done Dad ... my Boys are still at the beach cricket phase.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

Burns is useless and Wade is no more or no less then an average middle order batsman.

Cricket snores around the world ?

Originally Posted by MeMock

Took my kids to the boxing day test and they loved it. Now they cannot get enough of test cricket. Proud Dad moment.

wonderful, I missed it this year due to travel issues

Speaking of Smith. What a petty, unsporting, spoilt little c u n t.

You would have thought the sandpaper would have taught him a lesson in humility.



Steve Smith criticised after appearing to remove Rishabh Pant's guard in Australia vs India Test | Cricket News | Sky Sports.

Yeah, it was noticeable that he was getting a right cob on today when a draw gradually became more and more likely.

The captain wasn't setting any better example either.

Paine's attempts at getting under the batsman's skin backfired on him badly.

So all in all...underneath the veneer, it's the same old Aussies.

My most remembered day of cricket watching was up in the Queensland hinterland on an old spoke house with a couple of dozen family and they had this amazing thing that you poured water in the back and cool air came out the front. a black&white tv and dennis lillie vs the windies. We loved the windies fighting spirit.

1981/1982 TVs had colour then. And the West Indies fighting spirit came later that decade.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

1981/1982 TVs had colour then. And the West Indies fighting spirit came later that decade.

Listen smartass, I was a kid back then, I remember what i do and if im off im off, But I can remember watching Dennis Lillie on TV,Something you you will never have in your mem.and the Windies, we loved them, because they fought hard, hit hard, and bowled hard, I saw it with my eyes.
WSC West Indies cricket team in Australia in 1977–78 - Wikipedia

Originally Posted by deeks

Something you you will never have in your mem

okaaay.

Goal Garner, Viv Richards.?

Originally Posted by deeks

Listen smartass, I was a kid back then, I remember what i do and if im off im off, But I can remember watching Dennis Lillie on TV,Something you you will never have in your mem.and the Windies, we loved them, because they fought hard, hit hard, and bowled hard, I saw it with my eyes.
WSC West Indies cricket team in Australia in 1977–78 - Wikipedia

youbrealise you random link there is Kerry Packers non test matches but super tests experiment that didn’t use the Laws of Cricket?

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

okaaay.

OKAY, your off by 10-20 years in ya surmise.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

youbrealise you random link there is Kerry Packers non test matches but super tests experiment that didn’t use the Laws of Cricket?

OK now, so because i said i remember as a kid watching on TV, YOU ARE GOING TO TELL ME , what?

Fuck off back to your love Trump Threads twat

I am not fucken with you guys, That was my first interesting experience with cricket, was because the air cooler was new to me and it was nice to sit down in front of a lot the same oll same oll for a kid, but because i was sat for so long, i can remember the cheers and the beards and the hair and the long whites.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Fuck off back to your love Trump Threads twat

Point number 3.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Yeah, it was noticeable that he was getting a right cob on today when a draw gradually became more and more likely.

The captain wasn't setting any better example either.

Paine's attempts at getting under the batsman's skin backfired on him badly.

So all in all...underneath the veneer, it's the same old Aussies.

not our best moments.

well done to India in a gritty, patient and incredible draw.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

well done to India in a gritty, patient and incredible draw.

Damn right, jeez they pulled that one out of the fire against a pretty good bowling attack. Sets up for a good game at the Gabba - hopefully.

Galle is supposed to be a batsman’s paradise for the first two days, but thanks to poor batting and bad luck SL are 130/9.

Looks like they are heading for the lowest first innings test score ever at this ground.

England really should win from this position.