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iadom 26-03-2016 17:46

Re: Cricket
 
Well England are certainly not doing it the easy way, very nearly threw that one away as well.

Into the semi's now all the same.:cool:

denphone 26-03-2016 17:59

Re: Cricket
 
Not impressed with Morgan's captaincy or the spin bowlers.

Shadow Demon UK 26-03-2016 18:21

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Never a dull game with England! It was excellent death bowling from Jordan and Stokes which was a big positive. The spinners will be better against New Zealand in the semi.

denphone 26-03-2016 18:23

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Well the spinners will have to be better in the next game or else we are on the next plane home sadly

iadom 26-03-2016 18:29

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Given the fact that it is basically a hit and hope slogfest the spinners hadn't done that badly until today. Morgan had to find four overs from somewhere.

Mr K 26-03-2016 18:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35829377)
Well the spinners will have to be better in the next game or else we are on the next plane home sadly

Agree Den. We need to be bold, and drop one of them for another seamer, play to our strengths, and have lots more options.

denphone 26-03-2016 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35829381)
Given the fact that it is basically a hit and hope slogfest the spinners hadn't done that badly until today. Morgan had to find four overs from somewhere.

l would have took Broady instead of one of the spinners.

iadom 26-03-2016 19:29

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Is that the same Broady who got tonked for 36 in one over? TBH Moeen Ali's batting got them out of a hole in the last game, they will be playing New Zealand at the same venue as today so need to get the selection right. New Zealand haven't played Boult or Southee yet, two top class seamers.

denphone 26-03-2016 19:31

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England lack some real worldly experience in their bowling attack and he would have been perfect but sadly they left him out.

Mr K 26-03-2016 21:01

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Broad was on Sky earlier, never looked fitter. Surely he's got to be a better pick than Topley? Probably more the case that he/selectors thinks he's wasted on 20/20. Usually I'd agree, but this is a world cup.

Osem 30-03-2016 17:41

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... and England have just spanked NZ to secure a place in the 2016 T20 World Cup final.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/cricket/35722502

I must admit I didn't think we'd get out of the group stage so well done the lads - anything else will be a big bonus.

:clap:

denphone 30-03-2016 18:00

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Well l never expected that.....:D

Osem 30-03-2016 18:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35829996)
Well l never expected that.....:D

... a man like you should know, better than most, always to expect the unexpected...


;)

iadom 30-03-2016 18:38

Re: Cricket
 
A good all round performance, captain excepted.

Osem 30-03-2016 19:19

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By the sound of it our bowlers take a great deal of the credit for keeping the last few overs of the NZ innings very tight indeed.

Shadow Demon UK 30-03-2016 19:20

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The death bowling from Jordan and Stokes has been excellent the last couple of games, fingers crossed that continues in the final.

iadom 31-03-2016 18:07

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Well that wasn't in the script.:D

Great game all the same, well played Windies.

denphone 31-03-2016 18:32

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Well the final will be interesting as we are the underdogs in my book.

Shadow Demon UK 01-04-2016 18:45

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I fancy our chances if we win the toss and bowl first, i think we're so much better suited to chasing down a score than defending one. Get Gayle early as well! (even though that didn't do much good for the Indians)

denphone 01-04-2016 18:48

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Yes we certainly need to get Gayle early that's for sure as he can do considerable damage that's for sure..

TheDaddy 01-04-2016 19:00

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 35830383)
I fancy our chances if we win the toss and bowl first, i think we're so much better suited to chasing down a score than defending one. Get Gayle early as well! (even though that didn't do much good for the Indians)

I'd agree with this, they're much better at chasing to so the toss is vital

denphone 03-04-2016 14:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35830392)
I'd agree with this, they're much better at chasing to so the toss is vital

Sadly we have lost the toss and we are in a hole already.:(

Shadow Demon UK 03-04-2016 18:23

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I can't believe it! Heartbreak for England :(

denphone 03-04-2016 18:33

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How many times would that happen in the last over and l would say one in a million probably.:(:(

Mr K 08-04-2016 14:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35830716)
How many times would that happen in the last over and l would say one in a million probably.:(:(

I was travelling that day and got home to see the last over, 19 to win ? Home and dry i thought, 4 balls later......

It was badly bowled , has to be said, no matter how sorry you feel for Stokes. Nobody seemed to talk to him between balls, and he didn't change tactic. However, incredible pressure, and superbly hit so don't blame him - the capt. should have taken more responsibility and at least talked to him between balls.

My hatred of 20/20 increases ;)

denphone 12-04-2016 10:50

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So sad to hear this but his health must come first.:(

http://www.sportinglife.com/cricket/...eart-condition

MalteseFalcon 12-04-2016 12:41

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Yes, thank God it was found before anything happened whilst he was playing.

Mr K 11-06-2016 14:34

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See SL have reverted to form today. Shame they almost made it look competitive yesterday. Can't help think us and the Aussies are the only countries that take Test cricket seriously. Seems to fading in this country too, the corporate money has taken over. The tests in Headingley and Durham had mostly empty grounds - as long as they have their corporate boxes and Sky have the tv rights no on seems to care. Maybe they can paintbox the crowd in future.

denphone 11-06-2016 15:16

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Sadly in Asia now one day cricket is king Mr K.

iadom 21-06-2016 18:49

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Looks like the cricket team are taking their cue from the football team. 35-4 after 9 overs. :(

denphone 21-06-2016 19:17

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Well this could be over in another hour old boy.

iadom 21-06-2016 21:54

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"I don't believe it". :shocked:

denphone 22-06-2016 05:31

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35844326)
"I don't believe it". :shocked:

No l don't either as l was just about to bring out the tissues yet again.;)

Mr K 10-07-2016 20:18

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Here' s hoping Pakistan provide some competition. SL were embarrassing. Bound to be some controversy with Pakistan, which always adds to the entertainment ;)

denphone 10-07-2016 20:22

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Indeed Pakistan do produce some very talented cricketers but sadly for many years some of their players have shown unacceptable inappropriate behavior which has tarred the game of cricket.

iadom 17-07-2016 15:04

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Some brain dead batting from Ali and Root especially. :(

denphone 17-07-2016 15:33

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Its quite clear there is still a fair way to go if England are to ever get to be called the best team in the world as Pakistan's bowling have revealed considerable technical weaknesses in England's batting line up.

iadom 30-07-2016 14:58

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Really like watching paint dry, 154 deliveries without a single run being scored.

Cricket, boring nah :D

denphone 30-07-2016 15:21

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Nothing boring about seeing those arrogant Aussies losing old boy..

iadom 11-08-2016 17:56

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Great innings from Moeen Ali, pity that Hales, Vince and Ballance all failed again.

denphone 11-08-2016 18:16

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Yes its the players lower down the order who seem to be constantly rescuing England.

iadom 30-08-2016 17:56

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England break the record score for ODI internationals helped by a poor display from Pakistan it has to be said.

denphone 30-08-2016 18:09

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Still it was still nice to see it though.:)

iadom 21-10-2016 09:55

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It's quite funny watching the Sky TV summarising during this current test series in Bangladesh.

They have got tiny Ian Bell stood beside Gus Fraser who seems to put on more weight every day he comes on the screen, he is huge. :)

Mr K 06-11-2016 18:55

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Just a heads up that BT sports are showing the AUS v SA test series at the moment. I came across it by accident today. SA are giving the Aussies a good going over :).

BT have the rights to all Aus home cricket for the next few years, including the next Ashes. Breaking Skys monopoly on cricket is long overdue.

iadom 06-11-2016 19:05

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35868083)
. Breaking Skys monopoly on cricket is long overdue.

Why?

Mr K 06-11-2016 19:24

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35868087)
Why?

Anybody having a monopoly on anything isn't good. Ideally there should be some live cricket on terrestrial, even footy manages this, however those in charge of cricket in the England are more interested in short term money.

iadom 06-11-2016 20:09

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Unlike Sky no terrestrial channel has ever broadcast live, ball by ball, five day tests matches from all over the world. Some edited highlights are usually available on terrestrial and BT are unlikely to broadcast a full five day test match free to air apart from a possible 'loss leader' enterprise. BT's coverage of the major European football cup competitions has been a disaster as far as audience figures go and is likely to be much worse for cricket.

Sky has been a major innovator of various technologies that have dramatically improved the viewing experience, some of which are now used for the DRS protocols.

In short a monopoly can be a bad thing but if the product is first class and they don't continually hike the prices way above the norm then I don't see a problem.

Mr K 06-11-2016 20:20

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imo all England home Test matches should be on terrestrial tv. Channel 5 would be interested, they've sod all else to broadcast. Sky/BT could have all one day cricket, away test matches - still most of it, that should be more than enough for the greedy ECB. Viewing figures for home test matches plumetted after Sky took over from Ch4. There's a lot of kids not seeing any live cricket any longer.

iadom 06-11-2016 20:51

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Even when the BBC TV had a complete monopoly they never, ever broadcast ball by ball test cricket and as much as I have always been a cricket nut I accept that the demand for full, ball by ball test match cricket, even home test matches would have limited appeal.

How could viewing figures for home test matches plummet, apart from highlights there was no live test match cricket to view in the first place so how can you say viewing figures plummeted? Channel 4 never showed full, live test cricket.

---------- Post added at 20:51 ---------- Previous post was at 20:47 ----------

Many years ago the BBC used to broadcast in full the Sunday League 40 over competition and I used to watch it from start to end. The Gillette Cup final may have been shown in full but nothing else has ever been broadcast in full, from start to end until Sky came along.

Mr K 06-11-2016 21:00

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35868131)
.

How could viewing figures for home test matches plummet, apart from highlights there was no live test match cricket to view in the first place so how can you say viewing figures plummeted? Channel 4 never showed full, live test cricket..

err yes they did.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sport/cricket/194168.stm

iadom 06-11-2016 21:17

Re: Cricket
 
No they didn't, extract from the article you linked to



'The channel's extensive commitment to racing means Saturday afternoon coverage will only be available to a minority of viewers via Channel 4B, the station's digital channel'.

Mr K 06-11-2016 21:20

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think you are grasping at straws ! Sky have missed the odd ball because of ad breaks.

iadom 06-11-2016 21:38

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Anyhow, Mark Nicholas was a crap cricketer and an even worse TV presenter. :p:

Mr K 06-11-2016 22:37

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Yes Nicholas is a pratt but apart from Bumble I have no time for the boring Sky commentators - always TMS on the radio for me, just tricky to sync with the tv pictures !

denphone 07-11-2016 05:08

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35868087)
Why?

Because our reliable Mr K wants us all to pay even more Jim.

---------- Post added at 05:08 ---------- Previous post was at 05:07 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35868161)
Yes Nicholas is a pratt but apart from Bumble I have no time for the boring Sky commentators - always TMS on the radio for me, just tricky to sync with the tv pictures !

If l don't like some of the pundits l find the best thing is to put the volume on mute.

Mr K 07-11-2016 08:08

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35868181)
Because our reliable Mr K wants us all to pay even more Jim.[COLOR="Silver"]

Cripes, all I did was point out the the Aus v SA series is on BT sports for anyone that missed it. If you've already got the XL package, there's no extra charge.

iadom 07-11-2016 11:01

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No, you also added that breaking Sky's monopoly was long overdue.

Paying twice

Unless you are lucky enough to be able to afford the XL packages then as the last paragraph in that articles states, 'it just means forking out twice over'

denphone 07-11-2016 11:06

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35868207)
Cripes, all I did was point out the the Aus v SA series is on BT sports for anyone that missed it. If you've already got the XL package, there's no extra charge.

In a idea world one would want more cricket on terrestrial TV Mr K but sadly that is never going to happen now and for some because its with two Pay TV companies all lovers of sport end up paying more as yes its on Virgins XL package but customers are still paying a considerable levy for it and that includes customers who don't even like sport but go on Sky and the extra charge for BT Sports in HD is pretty mouthwatering to say the least for their customers and that is on top of their premium sports channels.

Mr K 07-11-2016 13:13

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How would football fans feel if all live action was on paid platforms ? Including FA and World cups ? Fine if they could afford it but a lot would miss out. That is the position cricket fans are in. There's a balance between money and the good of the game. Cricket is becoming more of an elitist niche sport, that less are seeing which won't do it any good in the long run.

Anyhow more importantly SA have given the Aussies a good thrashing in the First Test :)
(with apologies to those who planned to watch on BT Sport later....)

Mr K 08-11-2016 10:59

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Looks like England are going to play Hameed tomorrow, only the second teenager to play for England since 1949. Big ask for him to start in India, they should have played him in Bangladesh instead of that waste of space Ballance.
4am start - Mrs K will be pleased ;)

iadom 09-11-2016 11:01

Re: Cricket
 
Good first day from England, very poor crowd though.

denphone 09-11-2016 11:03

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35868498)
Looks like England are going to play Hameed tomorrow, only the second teenager to play for England since 1949. Big ask for him to start in India, they should have played him in Bangladesh instead of that waste of space Ballance.
4am start - Mrs K will be pleased ;)

Well you must be pretty pleased with today's happenings as well Mr K.:)

---------- Post added at 11:03 ---------- Previous post was at 11:02 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35868706)
Good first day from England, very poor crowd though.

The supporters prefer the one day game in India sadly as do their cricketing authorities Jim.

Mr K 09-11-2016 12:22

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35868707)
Well you must be pretty pleased with today's happenings as well Mr K.:).

Yes Den, it was a pleasant distraction form what was happening elsewhere in the world ! ;) Good toss to win I think.

denphone 09-11-2016 12:25

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35868732)
Yes Den, it was a pleasant distraction form what was happening elsewhere in the world ! ;) Good toss to win I think.

Cooky has not a good track record of winning the toss lately so it was nice to win the toss for once..

Mr K 12-11-2016 09:21

Re: Cricket
 
After 3 days of curing my insomnia, the first test is starting to get interesting. Eng 49 ahead on first innings and 4 sessions left. Probably a draw, England collapses permitting.

Meanwhile Aus 84 all out against SA.:D

denphone 12-11-2016 09:26

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35869254)
After 3 days of curing my insomnia, the first test is starting to get interesting. Eng 49 ahead on first innings and 4 sessions left. Probably a draw, England collapses permitting.

Meanwhile Aus 84 all out against SA.:D

Yes Australia being all out for 84 certainly made my toast and butter go down very well this morning Mr K.:)

iadom 12-11-2016 11:12

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Would agree a draw is now odds on, an all round solid performance from England in the conditions.

---------- Post added at 11:12 ---------- Previous post was at 09:34 ----------

Great knock from the young Lancastrian. :cool:

denphone 12-11-2016 11:22

Re: Cricket
 
Yes indeed and could he be the other opener we have long been looking for.

Mr K 16-11-2016 20:22

Re: Cricket
 
Second Test starts at 4am; set your alarm clocks/don't go to bed :) Anderson is back, Woakes probably rested .

Mr K 18-11-2016 19:38

Re: Cricket
 
Lose the toss , lose the game in India (except if you're India of course..). Silly Alistair, he needs a double headed coin, but he'd probably call tails...

iadom 18-11-2016 21:46

Re: Cricket
 
Why did he go to the spinners as soon as he did?

denphone 19-11-2016 05:57

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35870361)
Why did he go to the spinners as soon as he did?

Good question but alas sometimes captains make strange decisions.

iadom 20-11-2016 11:29

Re: Cricket
 
Losing Cook at the death could be crucial, a decent effort so far though.

denphone 20-11-2016 11:53

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35870586)
Losing Cook at the death could be crucial, a decent effort so far though.

Yes if only this was the last days play today.

Mr K 22-11-2016 00:22

Re: Cricket
 
Oh dear all went Pete Tong, like the England collapses of old. Plenty of stroke makers, but apart from the openers not many that can hang around . Not too downhearted , nobody else wins in India either...

denphone 22-11-2016 05:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35870981)
Oh dear all went Pete Tong, like the England collapses of old. Plenty of stroke makers, but apart from the openers not many that can hang around . Not too downhearted , nobody else wins in India either...

Well l do agree Mr K with you on your point of its hard to win in India as l think in over 30 years we have won just one tour there.:(

Mr K 30-11-2016 20:46

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England looked a shambles in the last Test. The poor poppets have been sent to Dubai for a holiday on account of they are knackered (and can do some Xmas shopping). My heart bleeds....

Geoffrey Boycott would have then in the nets for a couple of weeks - as ever he's right.

denphone 01-12-2016 05:27

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35872861)
England looked a shambles in the last Test. The poor poppets have been sent to Dubai for a holiday on account of they are knackered (and can do some Xmas shopping). My heart bleeds....

Geoffrey Boycott would have then in the nets for a couple of weeks - as ever he's right.

You have to remember its very hard to win in India Mr K as you stated a while back so can you say you are surprised by what has transpired so far?,

iadom 08-12-2016 16:26

Re: Cricket
 
Englands latest South African does the business.

denphone 08-12-2016 16:28

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35874587)
Englands latest South African does the business.

Yes its nice to see some talented young guns show their talent these last few tests.

Mr K 08-12-2016 18:53

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35874587)
Englands latest South African does the business.

Amazed he's allowed to play for England seeing as he's played for SA at international level (U19). Well done anyway I guess. See KP has reverted to being SA, now his England career is over, talented cricketer, otherwise a complete ******.

iadom 10-12-2016 13:40

Re: Cricket
 
A quite telling stat, of the last five 'English' batsmen to make a ton on debut, four of them were born in SA.

Dropped catches costing England in this test.:(

denphone 10-12-2016 13:47

Re: Cricket
 
And a samey bowling attack...

Mr K 12-12-2016 14:20

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Captain Cook - should he stay or go? Looks like he's going at the end of the tour by the sounds of it. Should stay on for the next Ashes at least; rarely does anyone win in India, and changing the captain isn't a panacea.

denphone 12-12-2016 14:27

Re: Cricket
 
As usual the British media are going overboard and are foaming at the mouth calling for the head of everybody baring the team mascot but England have not become a bad side just because of one tour as its mighty hard to generally win in India so l am quite confident going forward with the talent we have and the talent we have coming through.

Mr K 20-12-2016 14:17

Re: Cricket
 
5-0 with India scoring over 700 in an innings, England lost their last 6 wickets for 15 runs, so much for a flat pitch....

Even though I though Cook should stay, he has to go, that really was pathetic. He sounded utterly depressed/fed up and didn't have any excuses after, except that we were crap (or words to that effect).

denphone 20-12-2016 14:23

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Excuse me Mr K but it was actually 4-0 old boy.;)

Mr K 20-12-2016 15:35

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35876805)
Excuse me Mr K but it was actually 4-0 old boy.;)

Seemed like 5-0 Den ;)

denphone 20-12-2016 15:58

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35876813)
Seemed like 5-0 Den ;)

You must get out of your sorrow and sadness Mr K as it will all be back to normal come the glorious English summer.;)

Mr K 29-01-2017 19:07

Re: Cricket
 
The umpire was man of the match for India today :rolleyes:

denphone 29-01-2017 19:12

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35882963)
The umpire was man of the match for India today :rolleyes:

Indeed he did not just make one poor decision but at least 5 decisions were extremely poor IMO.

Mr K 30-01-2017 21:20

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35882965)
Indeed he did not just make one poor decision but at least 5 decisions were extremely poor IMO.

Poor decisions are one thing, but when they are all in favour of the same (Indian) team :rolleyes:

denphone 31-01-2017 06:34

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35883153)
Poor decisions are one thing, but when they are all in favour of the same (Indian) team :rolleyes:

They should be using DRS for starters.

iadom 31-01-2017 08:59

Re: Cricket
 
Back to the dark ages, one of the main reasons neutral umpires came into being in the first place was because of totally biased decisions in both India and Pakistan. :(

denphone 06-02-2017 10:39

Re: Cricket
 
England captain resigns.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...ricket-captain

Mr K 06-02-2017 19:25

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35884214)

Shame, but doesn't sound as though he's up for it any longer.

Not sure about Root as captain (the heir apparent), bit too young. England have a habit of turning their best players into their worst by making them captain:- Botham, Pietersen, Flintoff etc. I'd give it to to Anderson but they don't seem to make bowlers captain these days.

denphone 07-02-2017 19:17

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35884343)
Shame, but doesn't sound as though he's up for it any longer.

Not sure about Root as captain (the heir apparent), bit too young. England have a habit of turning their best players into their worst by making them captain:- Botham, Pietersen, Flintoff etc. I'd give it to to Anderson but they don't seem to make bowlers captain these days.

Have you ever been captain Mr K ? as there is far more to it then you think there is and after a while it can take a fair toll on a person.

So with your wise unparalleled expert cricketing knowledge Mr K who would you suggest?.;)

Mr K 07-02-2017 22:55

Re: Cricket
 
Umm, I just did suggest someone Den. And no, I've never been a captain, I'm too nice to dream of telling someone what to do, plus rubbish at cricket...

denphone 08-02-2017 05:37

Re: Cricket
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35884512)
Umm, I just did suggest someone Den. And no, I've never been a captain, I'm too nice to dream of telling someone what to do, plus rubbish at cricket...

Anderson great player that he was is sadly like me ;) nearing the end so l am not sure its wise to appoint him as captain as we need to look to the future IMO Mr K.


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