Was always unlikely to just be Yorkshire. I imagine people who have felt unable to speak up about these things, or who did but were ignored, are all going to be encouraged by the public and government support over the YCCC scandal and more clubs will be dragged into it.
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Was always unlikely to just be Yorkshire. I imagine people who have felt unable to speak up about these things, or who did but were ignored, are all going to be encouraged by the public and government support over the YCCC scandal and more clubs will be dragged into it.
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that is very funny. what a plonker.New Zealand's Devon Conway will miss Sunday's showpiece against Australia at the T20 World Cup after breaking his hand punching his own bat.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Not lately mate - I backed them in 2019 as well.I see that in true 20/20 fashion the two overwhelming tournament favourites have been eliminated.
I'm getting a bit bored of the New Zealand love in lately so I'll tank the hit of an Aussie win here.
Very split loyalties that day............
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Probably be a case of win the toss win the match, yet again.very tentative start by nzl …Guptill played too slow
zandvoort blue
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this shouting on the tannoy in between balls/overs is getting on my tits
Probably be a case of win the toss win the match, yet again.
If they can go at 14 an over for the last 5 overs they can get to my requested target of 185.
These overs are going to decide it.
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Williamson doing the business here. Up there with the best
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Qui?Australia Vs New Zealand...
The cheaters Vs the robots.
Can they both lose please?
Qui?
Boring. Emotionless. Pre-programmed.
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Imagine how many a side could get if they attacked overs 6-11.
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I’m no Vidal Sosoon but the Australian’s really need to sort their hair out, yes Zampa I’m talking about you.
That is the plan you attack the power play then attack again when overs left equals wickets left.Imagine how many a side could get if they attacked overs 6-11.
Imagine how many a side could get if they attacked overs 6-11.
I would quite like to see a team try basically a team full of batsmen to try your theory. England probably have enough talent to try it.
Put 220-240 on the board and then hope the opposition collapse under the scoreboard pressure.
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Absolutely and teams have generally been about 60-2 after 10 overs.That is the plan you attack the power play then attack again when overs left equals wickets left.
If they were 90-3, there’s still room to tee off.
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Especially if you can find batters that can bowl yorkers consistently.I would quite like to see a team try basically a team full of batsmen to try your theory. England probably have enough talent to try it.
Put 220-240 on the board and then hope the opposition collapse under the scoreboard pressure.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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That's a very harsh observation :-)Boring. Emotionless. Pre-programmed.
I think they're great to watch.........
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