Re: Australian International Summer 2023/24
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2023 5:06 pm
Typical Melbourne - four Pakistans in one day.
mots02 wrote:Assuming on precedence that ‘Bison-ball’ will be included in the English dictionary soon?
mots02 wrote:mots02 wrote:Assuming on precedence that ‘Bison-ball’ will be included in the English dictionary soon?
Whoops…. I’ll give myself a time out
Armchair expert wrote:mots02 wrote:mots02 wrote:Assuming on precedence that ‘Bison-ball’ will be included in the English dictionary soon?
Whoops…. I’ll give myself a time out
Nice one Armchair!
Armchair expert wrote:That is what happens when you don't try and score
Has to be a minimum of 4 days between tests so unfortunately our test has to be squeezed in with a stupid start dategadj1976 wrote:Malinauskas unloads regarding the scheduling of the WIndies test in Adelaide. It's exactly what I've been saying - starting a test on Wednesday is ridiculous. It'll be over by Friday night.
amber_fluid wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:My best 11 i've seen
Hayden
Cook
Ponting
Lara
Tendulkar
S.Waugh
Gilchrist
Warne
Ambrose
Walsh
McGrath
Good team.
Tugga Waugh is an interesting one.
I’d have Border, Viv Richard’s, Smith, Chappell before him
woodublieve12 wrote:amber_fluid wrote:
Good team.
Tugga Waugh is an interesting one.
I’d have Border, Viv Richard’s, Smith, Chappell before him
Pure love of the great man gets him in. Just loved the way he went about it.
Lightning McQueen wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:amber_fluid wrote:
Good team.
Tugga Waugh is an interesting one.
I’d have Border, Viv Richard’s, Smith, Chappell before him
Pure love of the great man gets him in. Just loved the way he went about it.
Absolutely, he epitomises the Aussie spirit, he’s as hard as a cats head.
Yeah it's interesting.Booney wrote:Head turns 30 today leaving Labuschagne as the only 20 something in the side, he's the oldest player to have been the youngest player in an Australian test team ever.
Booney wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:amber_fluid wrote:
Good team.
Tugga Waugh is an interesting one.
I’d have Border, Viv Richard’s, Smith, Chappell before him
Pure love of the great man gets him in. Just loved the way he went about it.
Absolutely, he epitomises the Aussie spirit, he’s as hard as a cats head.
I have a different view of S Waugh, his mental disintegration method was the first sign of Australian cricket not respecting the opposition in my view.