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Bill Gates is shite at cricket.
I don’t know that for a fact…
..yet, strangely, I DO know that for a fact.
He’s happy though. And rich.
As far as I recall, Bill “Pearly” Gates was a middle-order batsman in the classic style, and a passable left-arm chinaman bowler on occasion. I well remember when he took 4 for 22 against Hewlett Packard’s fine team in the Silicon Valley League back in ’88, and followed it up with a breezy 65 to win the match. They were runners-up to Apple Corp in that season. I don’t remember him being especially rich, though.
I was only going to post a comment because over eight hours had passed since this was posted and no on had made a comment yet.
Sorry, nothing more to say, except that Australia’s bowling and the failure of the young guys to do much with the bat remain a worry. But you knew that, didn’t you.