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I detect an anomaly.
‘”To win a Test you’ve got to take 20 wickets.” If he ploughs through his captaincy stint methodically undermining all of cricket’s clichés…’
To be fair, at least that cliché is true (in the absence of declarations, retired hurts, etc).
i.e. is actually false
England proved that exact point in Adelaide 2006. Still hurts…
Just waiting on his post match interview after England have been pummeled at the Gabba. “Momentum? Yeah, it’s bullshit”.
I like Joe’s statement, but I prefer Moeen’s profound quote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/41965951
Our boys.
A different type of ‘side strain’ altogether
Two unusual results.
Nepal beat defending champions India at U-19 Asia Cup.
Bangladesh knock India out of U-19 Asia Cup.
At the end of the group stage, Group A was topped by Bangladesh, followed by Nepal, with India and Malaysia marooned in 3rd and 4th. Afghanistan topped Group B, then Pakistan, with Sri Lanka and UAE outside the qualifying positions.
Bangladesh face Pakistan in the first semi-final on Thursday, Afghanistan play Nepal for the other berth in the final on Friday.
This Afghanistan bowler named Mujeeb (just Mujeeb) seems like he might be pretty good. 6-23 against Pakistan to bowl them out for 57. And he’s only 16.