Because it's a picture I am saying is him
Mate I know you are stupid but people usually called things by names that are related to what they are.
This is why your mum called you "Thickcunt" on your birth certificate.
Because it's a picture I am saying is him
Mate I know you are stupid but people usually called things by names that are related to what they are.
This is why your mum called you "Thickcunt" on your birth certificate.
Oh dear
You trying to call your mum again? That'll be "old dear" then matey.
That's Archer, Stone, Fisher, Curran and Mahmood all out with back injuries at the moment. Wood and Robinson out as well.Looks like Archer is finished
It's just a recurring theme. Can go back every year on cricket threads on here to see tales of woe about English quicks fitness/injuries.That's Archer, Stone, Fisher, Curran and Mahmood all out with back injuries at the moment. Wood and Robinson out as well.
At some point surely questions have to be asked about the coaching and conditioning work that is done in the England setup.
And archer has hardly bowledIt's just a recurring theme. Can go back every year on cricket threads on here to see tales of woe about English quicks fitness/injuries.
Past 10 years England cannot keep their fast bowlers fit - rotation and rest etc don't seem to help.
Too often quicks look to have broken into the Test team only to break down physically.
Several legendary quicks inc Holding & Thomson have said fast bowlers need to bowl far more often than the English ones have been doing.
For all the money spent on dedicated coaches and specialists for literally everything you can imagine, they still can't sort this major issue out - it's embarrassing.
Love to see a comparison of fast bowler injuries over last 5-10 years with other Test playing nations because something isn't right.
keep wondering about this and maybe as older bowlers they didn't have so much ECB interference when they were youngsters and developing physically. Over quotas all the way up to u19 cricket etc.And archer has hardly bowled
Anderson and Broad seem to have managed
Tash Farrant out now for the season with a stress fracture, surely they need to start looking into why this is happening so often.
Huge win for the Bears last night in their opening Blast game, biggest ever win. Sadly Edgbaston was pretty much empty so the reports of slow Blast ticket sales with all the focus being on the Hundred and it being moved to earlier in the season could have something to them.
Surprised they had 6K certainly didn't look anything close to that. Did they get someone from Wasps in to do the countingI watched the start on the stream and when it started raining switched off and forgot about it and got a message through to say Sterling had bashed his way to a hundred. The crowd was 6k so a full house at some grounds
Tash Farrant out now for the season with a stress fracture, surely they need to start looking into why this is happening so often.
Huge win for the Bears last night in their opening Blast game, biggest ever win. Sadly Edgbaston was pretty much empty so the reports of slow Blast ticket sales with all the focus being on the Hundred and it being moved to earlier in the season could have something to them.
As has been said before WTF they are doing doing the Blast and the Hundred I’ll never know
If the Hundred was a good idea other countries would be copying it by now.Sense would be to scrap the hundred and cut the games in the t20 to make it so people want to attend and do it at a time that some of the big stars can play in it after the ipl.
It's a self perpetuating argument. Cricket suffering because it is on pay TV yet it's pay TV money that has stopped the game collapsing.The Hundred is just a short term solution to a long term problem, mainly getting eyes on the game, which isn't possible when 99% of matches are on Sky behind a pay wall. There was all this talk of needing to get kids into the game, which they will only do if they can see it regularly (2005 being a case in point), but the deal with Sky runs to 2024 and looks to be extended until 2034 with a smattering of games given to BBC/C4 (ECB and Sky Sports nearing ten-year English cricket rights extension, says report - SportsPro)
It wouldn't make sense to make a rival T20 series so they got "creative", said cricket was still too long for kids, made it more gimmicky with flashier graphics and stuck it on BBC to show they were trying to do something.
It's a self perpetuating argument. Cricket suffering because it is on pay TV yet it's pay TV money that has stopped the game collapsing.
Problem is ECB and counties have devalued it so much no-one wants to watch it. 50 over competition going the same way.With all it’s spare channels the bbc should show county cricket if the county’s can afford to stream it surely it wouldn’t cost that much to put it on, you don’t need to have fancy hosts and use the bbc commentary from the radio.
Lords not even sold out on first day - ticket prices might be a cause 70-160 quid!!
Just had a look, hundreds of tickets left in the dark blue areas for tomorrow still. The cheapest you can get is £110 for an adult!Lords not even sold out on first day - ticket prices might be a cause 70-160 quid!!
I’m going to Edgbaston for the first ever time on Thursday - Any good places to drink nearby? Or best sticking to Brum City Centre
45 minutes ago there was still people arguing they shouldn't be in the side, bet they've gone quiet now.Put Anderson and Broad in the team and they clean up the openers in quick time.
we look a lot more attacking in our bowling mindset today
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