| Cricket world cup 10:58 - May 26 with 35587 views | sainthelens |
For the cricket followers on here, who's your fancy?
I've had good wedge on India. England will find a way to fck it up, and as long as the Indians arnt too knackered after the IPL I think they'll be to strong. |  | | |  |
| Cricket world cup on 19:38 - Jul 14 with 857 views | Luther27 |
Brilliant advert for cricket. Stokes second 6....luck or just sport? |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:38 - Jul 14 with 857 views | lifelong |
England so lucky to have won that. |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:39 - Jul 14 with 856 views | Phil_S |
| Cricket world cup on 19:35 - Jul 14 by BLAZE |
If you're happy winning a world cup under those circumstances then enjoy |
Totally f*cking happy 😂😂
What an immense game not sure the nerves will recover for some time |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:39 - Jul 14 with 852 views | Jack59 |
Incredible England victory, but it's not finished yet, they are calling for a peoples vote in New Zealand | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:40 - Jul 14 with 836 views | Phil_S |
| Cricket world cup on 09:30 - May 31 by Phil_S |
They did make some poor shots but they made some excellent shots, fielding moments and of course an out of the world catch but as ever people focus on the negative.
South Africa would have taken 312 yet got bowled out for 100 less - give the credit where it is due and stop focusing on the negative
But then I guess based on the football you watch, you understand more about the negatives than the rest of us.
Excellent win on the first day of a very long tournament |
Never in doubt 😂😂 | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:40 - Jul 14 with 835 views | Luther27 |
| Cricket world cup on 19:34 - Jul 14 by Muteswan |
Hope Stokes stays away from Bristol tonight.😳 |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:40 - Jul 14 with 824 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Cricket world cup on 19:38 - Jul 14 by lifelong |
England so lucky to have won that. |
Yup. Great innit. |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:41 - Jul 14 with 820 views | BLAZE |
A month and half of play determined by a fluke. If the English team had any class they wouldn't have celebrated like they did. Hollow victory, but I suppose we'll hear about it for 50 years none the less |  | | |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:42 - Jul 14 with 797 views | Uxbridge |
Ouch. Have to feel for NZ, done by a fluke and a technicality. Not really a good way to end the game but there's got to be a winner eh. What drama... |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:42 - Jul 14 with 796 views | Jonathans_coat |
| Cricket world cup on 19:41 - Jul 14 by BLAZE |
A month and half of play determined by a fluke. If the English team had any class they wouldn't have celebrated like they did. Hollow victory, but I suppose we'll hear about it for 50 years none the less |
Cobblers! |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:44 - Jul 14 with 775 views | lifelong |
| Cricket world cup on 19:40 - Jul 14 by exiledclaseboy |
Yup. Great innit. |
Nasser reckoned that England deserved the win...  | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:47 - Jul 14 with 745 views | Darran |
Open top bus parade in Cardiff. |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:48 - Jul 14 with 729 views | theloneranger |
Perhaps they should go back to the rule that in the event of a tie the team losing the least number of wickets are the winners.
Nah ... Not so exciting!! |  |
| Everyday above ground ... Is a good day! 😎 |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:51 - Jul 14 with 707 views | BLAZE |
| Cricket world cup on 19:48 - Jul 14 by theloneranger |
Perhaps they should go back to the rule that in the event of a tie the team losing the least number of wickets are the winners.
Nah ... Not so exciting!! |
Far more sensible, and if the England fans on here hadn't just benefitted from the ridiculous ruling then they would admit it too | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:53 - Jul 14 with 679 views | union_jack |
| Cricket world cup on 19:33 - Jul 14 by bluey_the_blue |
Never hear the end of it for the next 50 year now... |
I think I’ll keep reminding you just to p1ss you off🤣 |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:54 - Jul 14 with 669 views | Pegojack |
| Cricket world cup on 19:42 - Jul 14 by Uxbridge |
Ouch. Have to feel for NZ, done by a fluke and a technicality. Not really a good way to end the game but there's got to be a winner eh. What drama... |
This. NZ were coasting it before the fluke six, but replays showed Stokes knew nothing about the ball coming in, it was a pure fluke. Very cruel.... |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:56 - Jul 14 with 655 views | jackharris |
Well done England and Wales for a amazing come back after losing those 3 group matches. Awesome win v India. And excellent victories v New Zealand in the round robin and Australia in the semi-Final. |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:57 - Jul 14 with 647 views | Muteswan |
| Cricket world cup on 19:41 - Jul 14 by BLAZE |
A month and half of play determined by a fluke. If the English team had any class they wouldn't have celebrated like they did. Hollow victory, but I suppose we'll hear about it for 50 years none the less |
If a Swans match is decided by a deflected own goal that was going miles wide would you still have the same opinion? Sometimes being lucky is just what it is. |  | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:58 - Jul 14 with 644 views | sherpajacob |
| Cricket world cup on 19:53 - Jul 14 by union_jack |
I think I’ll keep reminding you just to p1ss you off🤣 |
At some point Bluey will have a day off from being a,tw@t. Some of us may not live to see it, but I have to believe it will happen. |  |
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| Cricket world cup on 19:59 - Jul 14 with 633 views | bluey_the_blue |
I felt disappointed, Id have liked to have seen it won on the pitch, not on a boundary countback.
Would be better imo in the event of a super over draw, play another super over - but you cannot use same batsman or bowlers. Keep playing that way till there's a decisive winner. | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 19:59 - Jul 14 with 630 views | BLAZE |
| Cricket world cup on 19:56 - Jul 14 by jackharris |
Well done England and Wales for a amazing come back after losing those 3 group matches. Awesome win v India. And excellent victories v New Zealand in the round robin and Australia in the semi-Final. |
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| Cricket world cup on 20:01 - Jul 14 with 613 views | Muteswan |
| Cricket world cup on 19:59 - Jul 14 by BLAZE |
Wales |
You obviously have not got the faintest clue. Welsh players can play and many have. | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 20:02 - Jul 14 with 601 views | union_jack |
| Cricket world cup on 19:57 - Jul 14 by Muteswan |
If a Swans match is decided by a deflected own goal that was going miles wide would you still have the same opinion? Sometimes being lucky is just what it is. |
Absolutely, nice to be on the right side of it for once. We had some good luck today, of course ‘that 6’ but also the 6 that was caught on the boundary but the fielder stepped on the ‘rope’.
Also, that run out against Australia which hit the stumps going through the batsman’s legs.
But you know what they say, you make your own luck so I don’t care😄 | |
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| Cricket world cup on 20:03 - Jul 14 with 593 views | bluey_the_blue |
| Cricket world cup on 20:01 - Jul 14 by Muteswan |
You obviously have not got the faintest clue. Welsh players can play and many have. |
Like when James and Watkin were overlooked? | | | |
| Cricket world cup on 20:05 - Jul 14 with 576 views | Jonathans_coat |
| Cricket world cup on 19:59 - Jul 14 by BLAZE |
Wales |
(From Wikipedia)
The following Welsh people have played Test cricket for England:
Johnnie Clay -: Clay played one Test match for England in 1935.[20]
Robert Croft -: Croft played international cricket for both England and Wales. He is first Welsh cricketer to score 10,000 runs and take 1,000 wickets in first-class cricket.[21]
Geraint Jones -: Born in Papua New Guinea and brought up in Australia, Jones qualified to play for England through his Welsh parents. Jones was the England wicketkeeper between 2004 and 2006, most notably part of the team that regained the Ashes from Australia in 2005. He subsequently represented the Papua New Guinea national cricket team.
Jeff Jones -: He took forty-four wickets in fifteen Tests for England from 1964 to 1968.[22]
Simon Jones -: He became an integral member of England's triumphant Ashes-winning team in 2005. Jones's pace and mastery of reverse-swing carried him to 18 wickets at 21 in four Tests, before he was forced to sit out a nervy final match due to an ankle problem.[23]
Tony Lewis -: 9 Tests. He is the only Glamorgan cricketer to captain England and lead a major tour abroad. He went on to become the face of BBC Television cricket coverage in the 1990s, and become president of the MCC.[24]
Austin Matthews -: He played for Northamptonshire, Glamorgan and single Test for England.[25]
Hugh Morris -: He played in three Tests for England in 1991.[26]
Gilbert Parkhouse -: He played in seven Tests for England in 1950, 1950—51 and 1959.[27]
Pat Pocock -: He played in twenty Tests and one ODI for England from 1968 to 1985.[28]
Greg Thomas -: He played in five Tests and three ODIs for England between 1986 and 1987.[29]
Maurice Turnbull -: He played in nine Tests for England from 1930 to 1936.[30]
Cyril Walters -: He had most of his success after leaving Glamorgan to do duty as captain-secretary of Worcestershire.[31]
Steve Watkin -: He played three Test matches in 1991 and 1993, and four One Day Internationals in 1993 and 1994.[32]
Allan Watkins -: He played for England in fifteen Tests from 1948 to 1952.[33]
Matthew Maynard -: He played four tests for England from 1988 to 1993 and 14 one day internationals. Captain of Glamorgan CC, England backroom staff for Ashes winning series 2005 and presently Director of Cricket at Somerset [34][35] [Post edited 14 Jul 2019 20:07]
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