Sven Roeder
12:40 Fri Oct 31
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Didn't think they could be worse than the first Test but getting an utter chasing here
Pak 503/3
Y Khan 199no following 2 centuries in the first one
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Westside
12:37 Fri Oct 31
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Sven, looks like Australia are as good at playing Pakistan in test matches the UAE as us Pomms are.
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Sven Roeder
12:21 Sat Oct 18
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Looks like Australia on course to lose their warm up match to Pakistan A before next weeks Test match in the UAE. Could do with more warm up games but that's modern touring.
In the Australian domestic One day competition ..... Tasmania make 398/1 in 50 overs (Ben DUNK 229no with 13 6's)
& lose with 16 balls to spare
Queensland 402/3 (47.2 overs) (KHAWAJA 166, HARTLEY 142)
Small ground at North Sydney ... 33 sixes hit on the day
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stewie griffin
1:58 Fri Oct 17
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I'd have done both, fyg
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Sven Roeder
1:49 Fri Oct 17
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The West Indies team has pulled out of their tour of India because of the ongoing payment structure dispute with the WICB and WIPA. The fourth ODI in Dharamsala will be their last game of the series, which was scheduled to have a fifth ODI, a Twenty20 international as well as three Tests.
A senior BCCI official confirmed the development, saying the West Indies team management had informed the board of their decision earlier on Friday. According to the official, the BCCI was trying to find another team as a replacement, with Sri Lanka being the favourite. The board later tweeted that it was "shocked and disappointed at the decision".
"They have withdrawn their team and this (development) has come abruptly. We received an e-mail from Richie Richardson, the West Indies team manager, only this morning," BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel told ESPNcricnfo.
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Mr. Burns
1:38 Fri Oct 17
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stewie griffin 1:29 Fri Oct 17
Sorry Griff0!
Wasn't there a Cody WILLIS and Gaby WILLIS as well?
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Sven Roeder
1:30 Fri Oct 17
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Have to take your word on English crowds
Last game in England I watched the ground appeared to be full of Indians racially abusing a Pakistani
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stewie griffin
1:29 Fri Oct 17
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oh, in real life...then yeah, whatever
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stewie griffin
1:29 Fri Oct 17
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Doug WILLIS was Brad WILLIS' old man, Burns0
Drove a UTE.
Jim ROBINSON was Jason DONAVAN's old man.
Come on!!
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Sven Roeder
1:28 Fri Oct 17
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Terence Donovan .... was a tv star before Jason came along. Loved Division 4
That's, ENGLISH born Terence Donovan of course
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Mr. Burns
1:25 Fri Oct 17
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Ha Ha Ha wasn't Doug WILLIS Jason DONOVAN's old man?
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stewie griffin
1:21 Fri Oct 17
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Still apllies to English crowds.
I'm not sure it applies to the chaps in the Australian crowds who dress like Doug WILLIS.
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Sven Roeder
1:19 Fri Oct 17
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Cricket (Test cricket) was always known for supporting your country but appreciating and acknowledging great players and play from the other team.
I think that still applies to the majority of Test fans
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Eerie Descent
1:13 Fri Oct 17
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Ponting got a standing ovation from every single person at the Oval in 2009, I should know as I was there.
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Sven Roeder
1:09 Fri Oct 17
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Ag ag ag
Fancy dress & the 'Barmy' (Look at me) army ?
Magic stuff
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stewie griffin
1:07 Fri Oct 17
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They've changed, certainly, in a lot of ways for the better
Like booing Michael CLARKE, for example
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Sven Roeder
1:06 Fri Oct 17
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Been plenty of those in the past.
Ian Chappell never got booed did he?
English crowds have changed particularly away from Lords.
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stewie griffin
1:01 Fri Oct 17
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Ponting was a well respected pantomime villain.
Clarke gets booed because he's a Grade A cunt.
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Sven Roeder
12:58 Fri Oct 17
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To be expected in Queensland, Mr Burns.
To be fair Australian crowds do tend to be a bit more feral as its always been more of a working class game there and probably has more of a cross over with football fans than it traditionally did in this country.
That's definitely changed a bit over the years in England over more recent times ... ie the booing of the Aust captain now seems traditional towards Ponting and now Clarke.
Though I can also remember the cheers when it became obvious that Steve Waugh needed to be stretchered off at Trent Bridge after damaging his leg in 2001.
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Eerie Descent
12:54 Fri Oct 17
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What I've been saying all along, Turtles son.
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Phils White Gloves
12:40 Fri Oct 17
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He's South African and he's a cunt, did anyone expect this to turn out any different?
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