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Geez it's diamonds or dog$hit with warner these days. He cant blame the pitches.Funny how the critics look to burns, kawaja, voges when the team struggles but seems warner is beyond reproach Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk
So with the world T20 about to start I reckon this will be a short tournament for the aussies. They'll do an England and be bundled out at the pool stage. Australia is as good at T20 as I am at not being a smart a$#e
Further proof Mark Waugh shouldn't be a selector..... Aaron Finch in form and dropped....
Victorian....
Well, that was a better result than I expected after the first 5 overs!
Wagner's first up haul was the best since 1923 for a debut bowler at Lancashire. His match figures of 11-111 were the second best for a Lancs debutant. His scalps included Michael Lumb, Stuart Broad, Riki Wessels, Chris Read and Australian Jackson Bird.Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/neil-wagner-grabs-record-haul-for-lancashire-against-nottinghamshire-in-english-county-cricket-20160420-gobecf.html
Impressive!!!
Fair nuf too
Veteran cricket commentator and journalist Tony Cozier has died aged 75 following a short illness.Born in Bridgetown in 1940, he was the voice of West Indies cricket for more than 50 years and appeared on TV and radio around the world in addition to writing in several international newspapers and magazines and was regarded as one the most respected figures in the game.He began his career on Australia's 1965 tour of the Caribbean and was awarded life membership of the MCC for services to the sport in 2011.Cozier died at his home in Barbados having been admitted to hospital earlier this month for tests related to infections in his neck and legs."Tony was the master of going between TV and radio ball-by-ball commentary. He was the master of both," wrote BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew in a tribute on the British website.Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/sport/cricket/veteran-west-indies-cricket-commentator-tony-cozier-dies-aged-75-20160511-got0oq.html
I thought he had a great voice for commentating
Another of the true doyens of cricket commentary departs. Richie and the 2 Tony's.....God keep them all. I wonder if we will all miss some others who have taken up the role when they depart?...i suspect maybe not...