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3rd test - Headingley


Been watching Scotland v Netherlands in the ODI World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe.

Scotland going really well having been put in and they are now 203-4 off 38 overs.
Berrington has just reached his 50 and McMullen was recently out for 106 off 110 balls.

Bas de Leeds has figures of 7 overs - 2 for 39.

Tempted to stay with it instead of watching the Test….
 
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FatDrummer said:
Been watching Scotland v Netherlands in the ODI World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe.

Scotland going really well having been put in and they are now 203-4 off 38 overs.
Berrington has just reached his 50 and McMullen was recently out for 106 off 110 balls.

Bas de Leeds has figures of 7 overs x 2 for 39.

Tempted to stay with it instead of watching the Test….
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Ridiculous how the West Indies havent qualified.
 
Just tuning in for the first time. More team changes than I expected. Woody is obviously good news and I think it’s right to rest Anderson (but tough on Tongue). I doubt Brook will make a go of #3.
 
If this pitch flattens out tomorrow that Aussie attack could be in trouble.
Relies on England bowling well this morning mind, weather suggests a batting day atm but both teams would have bowled.
 
Annoyingly, I'm about to get on a flight to Tenerife so will miss today's play but looking forward to taking up residence in a sports bar to watch the remaining days.
 
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It's not quite the same. But it's the same shithousery that Carey did.

Spirit of cricket my arse. There's no such thing, a sport for "gentlemen" aka upper class twats that don't have morals made the rules ffs.
 
Cricket novice alert, I had no idea there was a cricket ground built practically joint onto headingley.
 
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