Cricket Thread

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HellsBells 21 Aug 11:47am, 21 Aug 2024 34,240 posts	0 HellsBells Joe Root’s jumper looks very new and too big for him
57.5 Degrees of Pain 21 Aug 11:53am, 21 Aug 2024 20,443 posts	0 57.5 Degrees of Pain HellsBells wrote:Joe Root’s jumper looks very new and too big for him Does his mum hope he grows into it?
paulcook 21 Aug 11:56am, 21 Aug 2024 6,248 posts	0 paulcook Difficult to fully comment without seeing it, but I often think Joe Root's jumper has been too big for him.
fetcheveryone 21 Aug 11:56am, 21 Aug 2024 30,998 posts	0 fetcheveryone He pretty much took that slip catch in his jumper.
Cerrertonia 21 Aug 12:33pm, 21 Aug 2024 21,663 posts	0 Cerrertonia I had wondered in the past whether it was a captaincy hand-me-down from Alastair Cook, or something like that - his jumper has always been too big.
ThorntonRunner 21 Aug 12:53pm, 21 Aug 2024 7,632 posts	0 ThorntonRunner Not much he could do about that one!
57.5 Degrees of Pain 21 Aug 12:57pm, 21 Aug 2024 20,446 posts	0 57.5 Degrees of Pain ThorntonRunner wrote:Not much he could do about that one! Could be a short match if that keeps happening.
Pothunter 21 Aug 1:58pm, 21 Aug 2024 9,336 posts	0 Pothunter I noticed a few of the England players using their jumpers to polish the ball. This is OK by the current laws* but I did wonder if wool was likely to be more abrasive than whatever their trousers are made from. * A fielder may, however 41.3.2.1 polish the ball on his/her clothing provided that no artificial substance is used, that the only natural substance used is sweat, and that such polishing wastes no time.
GregP 21 Aug 6:20pm, 21 Aug 2024 153,046 posts	0 GregP Lanolin?
Ocelot Spleens 21 Aug 9:58pm, 21 Aug 2024 39,505 posts	0 Ocelot Spleens Cold by the end there today. I was a layer short.