May 2016
1:09pm, 23 May 2016
4,343 posts
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Nicholls595
I'd go with Broad
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May 2016
2:19pm, 23 May 2016
7,727 posts
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rf_fozzy
Broad is correct: 2567 runs.
Followed by Stokes on 1395 and Bairstow in 1344
Which helps explain the inconsistency in England's batting at present - we lack experience in the middle order.
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May 2016
2:24pm, 23 May 2016
12,927 posts
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TRO Saracen
Woakes in for Stokes.
They'd have been better off with John Bleedin' Noakes...
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May 2016
2:28pm, 23 May 2016
3,401 posts
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postieboy
I'm surprised they've gone back to Woakes so soon considering how poor he was during the winter
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May 2016
2:31pm, 23 May 2016
4,347 posts
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Nicholls595
Give Ball a chance and let Woakes carry the drinks.
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May 2016
3:18pm, 23 May 2016
740 posts
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Crash Hamster
Woakes is in good form with the bat and Durham may suit him...
Waqar and Wasim used to bowl off about 19 yards... it ended Nick Knight's Test career...
If there'd have been replays after a wicket now, it *might* have been a different story...
I have a soft spot for unathletic cricketers; see also Mark Cosgrove and Fatgit Patel.
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May 2016
3:23pm, 23 May 2016
12,035 posts
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Wriggling Snake
I suppose that lack of experience shows why they went with Compaton (at least age), Stuck with Bell and wer so disappointed by Taylor's health issues. Still, it means this team, Cook apart, may well be together for ages.
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May 2016
3:29pm, 23 May 2016
4,355 posts
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Nicholls595
All time "unathletic" XI?
Mark Ealham, Ian Austin, Rob Key
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May 2016
3:36pm, 23 May 2016
973 posts
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Cheg
That guy that took a cracking catch at a World Cup, was it for Bermuda? Unit!
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May 2016
3:38pm, 23 May 2016
4,357 posts
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Nicholls595
Dwayne Leverock?
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