RHC's Cricket Thread
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- May 22, 2011
- 73,301
- 25,365
- 113
180 ahead with 4 wickets left.
Try and and knock these last few off and chase down 200. Will be a good game
Try and and knock these last few off and chase down 200. Will be a good game
Yeah, two quick wickets (Hafeez and Misbah) have fallen...........the lead is 188
Commentary on 5 live sports extra for anyone interested.....................Sarfraz has just gone.....312-7
The lead is 240
The lead is 240
Think it's still a score we can get but need the last few out quick
Tight though and we'll need some big performances....step forward Ian Bell 
Think it's still a score we can get but need the last few out quick
Aye, gotta go for it.. no point playing for a draw when your 1-0 down in the series!
Was a sitter too, given his ability in the field that was VERY poor!
- May 22, 2011
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We're a batsman and bowler down with Stokes out as well so will be some victory if we can do it.
Every run form now on makes it twice as hard though, scoring runs on this pitch won't be easy.
Every run form now on makes it twice as hard though, scoring runs on this pitch won't be easy.
- May 22, 2011
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It's fair to say we've got no chance!!
Would be good to see Ian Bell stand up and make a worthwhile meaningful second innings score.
For once.
Would be good to see Ian Bell stand up and make a worthwhile meaningful second innings score.
For once.
Former England cricketer Tom Graveney has died at the age of 88.
An elegant batsman, Graveney played 79 Tests for England, scoring 11 centuries and averaging 44.38.
He scored more than 47,793 first-class runs - including 122 hundreds - in a career that stretched from 1948 to 1972 and included spells at Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Queensland.
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Agnew remembers Tom Graveney
After retiring, he became a BBC commentator and served as the 200th president of the MCC in 2005.
He was the first former professional cricketer to be appointed to the post.
Graveney captained England once at the age of 41, deputising for Colin Cowdrey against Australia at Headingley in 1968.
An elegant batsman, Graveney played 79 Tests for England, scoring 11 centuries and averaging 44.38.
He scored more than 47,793 first-class runs - including 122 hundreds - in a career that stretched from 1948 to 1972 and included spells at Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Queensland.
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Agnew remembers Tom Graveney
After retiring, he became a BBC commentator and served as the 200th president of the MCC in 2005.
He was the first former professional cricketer to be appointed to the post.
Graveney captained England once at the age of 41, deputising for Colin Cowdrey against Australia at Headingley in 1968.
Boycott's given us a 20% chance of winning. Get the ****ing horrible white rose **** proved wrong 
On a deteriorating pitch, the spinners will have a field day.Boycott's given us a 20% chance of winning. Get the ****ing horrible white rose **** proved wrong
Boycott is about right imo.