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Oct 2024
11:50am, 8 Oct 2024
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fetcheveryone
Just dug out "Geoff Boycott On Batting": instagram.com - I've never read the content, I just liked making him dance for me.
Oct 2024
12:33pm, 8 Oct 2024
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Bazoaxe
Why did Duckett not open ?
Oct 2024
12:34pm, 8 Oct 2024
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Bazoaxe
found it

Pope was promoted to opener after Ben Duckett takes blow to left thumb while taking catch
Oct 2024
1:31pm, 8 Oct 2024
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fetcheveryone
It looked as though the ball hit him right on the end of the thumb, and the thumb then moved in the sort of direction you wouldn't want it to. He did well not to upset any lip-readers, because it looked bloody painful.
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Oct 2024
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Joe Root has overtaken Sir Alastair Cook to become England's highest Test run-scorer of all time.

Root eclipsed Cook's tally of 12,472 Test runs when he hit an elegant straight drive back past Aamer Jamal to reach 71 against Pakistan on day three of the first Test in Multan.

The 33-year-old, who is playing in his 147th Test, has done it in 14 Tests fewer than Cook, and now sits fifth on the all-time list.

Sheffield-born Root, who captained England in a record 64 Tests, is now only behind India's Rahul Dravid, South Africa's Jacques Kallis, Australia's Ricky Ponting and Sachin Tendulkar, also of India.

The legendary Tendulkar, who played in 200 Tests, tops the list with 15,921 runs, but Root could eclipse that mark if he continues in the same vein of form over the next few years.

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Oct 2024
9:57am, 9 Oct 2024
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Dave W
Very well done to Joe Root. A magnificent achievement. Onwards and upwards. Can see him beating Tendulkar eventually if he can stay fit.
Oct 2024
10:09am, 9 Oct 2024
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fetcheveryone
I think I worked out he's averaging 84 runs a match, and that he needs about another 4 years to go past Tendulkar.
Oct 2024
10:42am, 9 Oct 2024
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Bazoaxe
He has a very good record does Joe root

I am not sure but I think there is a chance this test will use the full five days and probably be a draw. Bring back the timeless tests.
Oct 2024
10:51am, 9 Oct 2024
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paulcook
Make this a timeless test and he could have the record by a week on Saturday!
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SPR
Root is averaging almost 60 since he resigned as Captain.

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