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Is that meant to be Gary Barlow, or Ken Barlow?
Or even Peter? Best character for me.
How about “Sachin Tendulkar is the best batsman I have personally seen playing in a Cricket ground I drove to in my private car”
I was intrigued by Cricinfo’s headline “Flower wants accuracy from Broad”
Really??
Is there a time when the coach wants any of his bowlers to be inaccurate?
Weird headline of the day:
‘Dhoni’s whisky advert angers team-mate’s mother’
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jul/19/india-cricket-captain-whisky-advert
We like ‘Man or mouse? No, you’re an owl or maybe some pyjamas’ – which is actually cricket-related.
I love India. It really does have very high levels of silliness.
KC – classic example of a sub-editor reading the first paragraph of a story, writing the headline and not bothering to look at the rest of the piece.
I can add
‘Sachin Tendulkar is the best batsman I’ve seen not bat’.
When we went to watch the last India series, India were in the field all day/most of the day.
He did take KP’s wicket though.
I didn’t realise he’d switched to bowling slow left arm:)
How’s about “Rob Key is arguably the best batsman in his back garden”.?