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he was rested against new zealand you are right hussey is an excellent playerThe future you have, tomorrow, won't be the same future you had, yesterday. -
Seems strange to me to be resting players this close to the tournament, you want them to start peaking soon. Anyway, up to the Aussies, I guess the proof of the pudding will be in the eating.Originally posted by animal magic View PostOriginally posted by Gordon Brown
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Any thoughts on potential stars of the tournament?"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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Ponting and Lara are obvious ones.Originally posted by looprevil View Post
Bowlers are much more difficult to pinpoint.Originally posted by Gordon Brown
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Plunkett and Monty for England, and Mohammad Asif of Pakistan could be ones to watch IMO."Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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If in the unlikely event England do well then we'll need big performances from Freddie and KP. If they play to their abilities they potential players of the tournemant.
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From whatt i've seen of NZ, watch out for Taylor & Bond.
And Craig Mcmillan - some comeback.Remember, we're only adding to the nonsense.
Walking a lonely road one night, Nasruddin saw riders approaching. His imagination ran riot: he saw himself robbed or killed, so he climbed a wall into a graveyard and hid. Puzzled at his behaviour, the riders, who were followers of the Mullah, followed. Finding him cowering behind a grave, they asked "Great Sage, why are you hiding here?". "It's more complicated than you think" he replied, "I'm here because of you - and you're here because of me"Comment
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I'm going!
that's thegoos news, the bad news is Im probly watching Scotlanf in kitts
Last edited by Monty; 22-02-07, 06:19 AM."Even men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the pitch". It generates a warmth around the ground that augurs well for mankind and that's what life's about. Trouble is these days you never see a dog on the pitch".
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Originally posted by Monty View PostI'm going! that's thegoos news, the bad news is Im probly watching Scotlanf in kitts
Is that supposed to be Scotland in kilts or Scotland in St Kitts?I like young women cos there stories are shorter!Comment
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I think it's safe to say Monty was pissed last night
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He's not the only one, it's 5:40am here and I've got a wicked hangover!
I like young women cos there stories are shorter!Comment
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"Even men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the pitch". It generates a warmth around the ground that augurs well for mankind and that's what life's about. Trouble is these days you never see a dog on the pitch".Comment
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What are the pitches in the WC likely to be like?
Hope they are of Better quality than the Recent ICC Trophy in India.
Would be nice to see some High scores between the Top Nations and some Close Games."For whom He did foreknow, He also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of His Son"Comment
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Hard and bounceyOriginally posted by SouthAfricaRed View Post
I think it'll provide good conditions for batting seeing as bouncers are limited and if it bounces too much you are penalised with a wide. Should be some big scores I reckon
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Dude. World Cup thread.Originally posted by looprevil View PostBut it did help him in his very first test in India when he clean bowled Laxman, Dravid and a golden duck for the 'little master' Tendulkar
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