Thread: Cricket scores around the world

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

What odds are they to be whitewashed?

50-1..

a gentleman's game they said

and then they let the pommy cnuts play

and cheat

^^^And you won't see Betfair Sportsbook or Exchange offering the same either, even though it's all the one company trading under different names!. For example my main pick for the Open this week is paying 36.00 on one of them, and 25.00 on another. If I lose, the money all filters back to the same company though.

^^The rules were made before the tournament started.

In Football after a long season if there are tied teams it goes down to goal difference, if thats the same then it goes down to who scored the most goals... very much like who scored the most boundaries in the final.

We invented both games anyway, so follow our rules like you always have, you ungrateful resettled bunch of salty shitcunts

Originally Posted by Headworx

my main pick for the Open this week is paying 36.00 on one of them, and 25.00 on another. If I lose, the money all filters back to the same company though.

Originally Posted by Headworx

And you won't see Betfair Sportsbook or Exchange offering the same either, even though it's all the one company trading under different names!

Thats all figured out by the amount of bets each of those bookmakers have taken on different players and what their liabilities are.They all balance their books so they make a profit whoever wins

Who is it anyway?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Who is it anyway?

He's right handed, a previous Major winner, and a special to run top-5 in this, or win. You figure the rest out shitcunt .

Rickie Fowler?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Rickie Fowler?

He's never won a Major. So no

Hope his golf is as flamboyant as his pants

Some easy to follow instructions for our convict chums.

^


Nope HW, you've bet the Aussie Adam Scott
Haven't you?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Poor old Ant, it's just one thing on top of another.



https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...ecord-steepest

Haha saw that, my old uni town.

Been up that street many times and it's legit bloody scary (especially at the time in the cheap shitbox cars we had)

i really feel happy that englnd won this time

world cup final was so awesome i really want to win england they work so hard

Originally Posted by Dillinger

you ungrateful resettled bunch of salty shitcunts

you buggered boys - cannot trust youse fucks at our backs

which is why we back the sheep shaggers, who are living proof poms fcuk sheep

Cricket withdrawal symptoms ?

Ladies Ashes on now.

Aussies won the Toss and are batting.

1/39 off 12

Looks like a spinning wicket.

Being played @ Tawton?

Fun fact: England are the first team to win the Football, Rugby and Cricket World Cups.

^^ Taunton...cider country...

^^ Win at lawn bowls and it's a grand slam!

Originally Posted by happynz

^^ Win at lawn bowls and it's a grand slam!

Old news mate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Bowls_Championship

My sarcasm has fallen flat...

You could try Elephant Polo but I think even the sweaty socks have already won that.

Lets get back to Cricket

CA, player's union welcome concussion subs

Leading officials in Australia welcome the ICC's introduction of concussion substitutes to international cricket


Cricket Australia has welcomed the introduction of concussion substitutes to international cricket after the ICC approved the rule change in time for next month's men's Ashes series.
CA have trialled concussion substitutes in domestic competitions for almost three years and have lobbied the international body to adopt the policy at the highest level.
Given cricket has previously disallowed substitute players in the case of all injuries, there have been concerns that players who suffer a concussion during a match will opt to play on given they don't want to disadvantage their team by leaving them with just 10 players.


Alex Kountouris, Cricket Australia's Sports Science and Sports Medicine Manager, said introducing concussion substitutes means players are more willing to remove themselves from the game on the advice of medical staff.
"(Substitutes) have allowed medical staff to assess players with suspected concussion during matches free of the pressures of leaving a team one player short," Kountouris said.
"Additionally, the rule will also allow players to declare symptoms of concussion (that can sometimes occur well after the incident), knowing that their team will not be disadvantaged."
Kountouris added that concussions substitutes have been welcomed by players, coaches and medical staff in Australia's domestic competitions.
In October 2016, NSW batsman Daniel Hughes became the first player to be substituted out of a senior game due to concussion after he was struck on the head during a one-day cup game in Sydney.

Twelve months later, Tasmania's Jordan Silk was replaced during a Sheffield Shield game, becoming the first player subbed out due to concussion in first-class cricket.
From August 1, concussion substitutes will be permitted in all forms of international men's and women's cricket and first-class competitions. The medical staff on each team will make the call on concussion replacements, which must be a like-for-like replacement that is approved by the match referee.
Replacements for other injuries will not be allowed.


"It's something we're proud to have been at the forefront of and we're delighted the ICC has agreed to not only introduce it, but also to ensure it is in place for the start of the men's Ashes series,” said Belinda Clark, Cricket Australia's Interim Executive General Manager Team Performance.
"The measure places player welfare front and centre and anything that does that has to be applauded."
The Australian Cricketers’ Association has also welcomed the news, saying it puts player welfare first.
"Creating an environment where players feel comfortable in dealing with concussion symptoms, and are able to be appropriately accessed, is vital for their long-term health and wellbeing," said ACA chief Alistair Nicholson.
"(The rule allows) medical staff to make decisions solely in the interest of players, without the real or perceived pressure of impacting a team and the game."

https://www.cricket.com.au/news/conc...jKZW4EIcgLd4ZE