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Sep 2013
3:44pm, 3 Sep 2013
727 posts
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ThorntonRunner
I'd like to see James Taylor do well. Living in Leics with a daughter playing for Nottinghamshire I've got a lot of time for him!
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Sep 2013
3:57pm, 3 Sep 2013
728 posts
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ThorntonRunner
Oh well:(.
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Sep 2013
4:13pm, 3 Sep 2013
2,216 posts
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Q Mac
49-4 Taylor could be the highest score!
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Sep 2013
5:32pm, 3 Sep 2013
3,580 posts
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CornishEva
This is just like many of the test matches! We start with (a very small number) - 3, then find our feet!
Great to see Morgan and Bopara doing well - could be a close game now after the shakey start....
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Sep 2013
5:44pm, 3 Sep 2013
3,841 posts
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Badger
All of a sudden the required rate is under 3, a handful of runs needed with 6 wickets in hand. Blimey.
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Sep 2013
6:11pm, 3 Sep 2013
3,581 posts
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CornishEva
What a win!
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Sep 2013
11:22pm, 3 Sep 2013
9,825 posts
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The Teaboy
Biggest 5th wicket stand in ODI history. I looked up the list on Cricinfo. The only other 2 games where there was a stand of over 200 look like classics.
Ind vs Sri Lanka. India chasing 302 are in trouble, recover and then blow it after the stand to lose by 2 runs. Australia set NZ a large total after a big stand between Symonds and Clarke. NZ chase it down, despite losing wickets at regular intervals. They get within a hit of the game with 4 deliveries and 2 wickets in hand but McCullum is run out and they are bowled out 2 runs shy.
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Sep 2013
11:23pm, 3 Sep 2013
9,826 posts
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The Teaboy
Anyone else think it ironic that our best batsman and bowler were both Irish and their best bowler was English?
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Sep 2013
8:10am, 4 Sep 2013
3,896 posts
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paul the builder
I saw someone (ooops, can't remember to give them credit) tweet yesterday that in 2007, Ireland's Boyd Rankin took the wicket of England's Ed Joyce, for 1 run. Yesterday, England's Boyd Rankin took the wicket of Ireland's Ed Joyce, also for 1 run.
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Sep 2013
9:38am, 4 Sep 2013
5,233 posts
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rf_fozzy
That sounds like an Andy Zaltzman stat, PtB.
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