Doesn't sound much better. Really annoying Sky losing this tbh, their commentators are far better and BT is just a huge waste of cash. The ECB are seriously greedy cunts to sell the rights to them as they must know that it's got to hugely impact the amount of people who will watch. It was bad enough taking it off free tv, but selling it to BT is just a big Fuck You to the fans
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Ashes 2017/18
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Rammy Blue
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That single delivery by Starc has been the only cracker bowled so far, hopefully these two can keep it going.
Neville Kneville
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Is just not not got tuh get ahht.
Says Geoffrey.
Very true.
Says Geoffrey.
Very true.
jimharri
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Quick question for you; you do realise that the time you post is shown at the bottom of your post (either the actual time or, if fairly recent, the amount of minutes since you posted).@ 5:50 126-1wkt
Just got in from work, listened to TMS since midnight and considering I'm not a cricket fan it was actually decent radio. I'm staunch English and always try with sports I don't normally follow when there is National pride at stake.
I follow nearly all my football on radio and find it easy to follow the game through commentary, been really tough with the cricket as I've no idea of the positioning of the fielding side other than the wicket keeper & bowler.
Over the years I've caught snippets of TMS but never lingered, I'm fairly sure I've come to it too late in terms of the great contributors but tonight I still found it easy on the ear. Not tempted to stick bt sport on for the visuals, although this won't help in terms of learning where slips, gulleys & mid offs etc are situated.
I'll stick with this test to the end and hopefully by then I'll feel engaged with the game.
I follow nearly all my football on radio and find it easy to follow the game through commentary, been really tough with the cricket as I've no idea of the positioning of the fielding side other than the wicket keeper & bowler.
Over the years I've caught snippets of TMS but never lingered, I'm fairly sure I've come to it too late in terms of the great contributors but tonight I still found it easy on the ear. Not tempted to stick bt sport on for the visuals, although this won't help in terms of learning where slips, gulleys & mid offs etc are situated.
I'll stick with this test to the end and hopefully by then I'll feel engaged with the game.