Oh my GAWD

What's happened to this forum?
It's SO boring at the moment.

No worthwhile cricket being played

Lousy forummers.

We need to get shot of this lot and bring in some new blood.

Aye, bring back Mr Cricket I say.

I'm busy, so therefore no worthwhile debate is going on

How about the Hong Kong Sixes taking place 11/12 November?

Three teams have been announced so far, as far as I know......

England Dominic Cork, Darren Gough, Darren Maddy, Kabir Ali, Glen Chapple, Tim Bresnan and Mal Loye.

South Africa Nicky Boje, Imraan Khan, Lance Klusener, Albie Morkel, Justin Ontong, Thami Tsolekile and Johan van der Wath.

Pakistan Imran Nazir, Hasan Raza, Naved Ratif, Riaz Afridi, Tahir Mughal, Yasir Arafat and Zulgarnain Haider

Demelza wrote:How about the Hong Kong Sixes taking place 11/12 November?

Three teams have been announced so far, as far as I know......

England Dominic Cork, Darren Gough, Darren Maddy, Kabir Ali, Glen Chapple, Tim Bresnan and Mal Loye.

South Africa Nicky Boje, Imraan Khan, Lance Klusener, Albie Morkel, Justin Ontong, Thami Tsolekile and Johan van der Wath.

Pakistan Imran Nazir, Hasan Raza, Naved Ratif, Riaz Afridi, Tahir Mughal, Yasir Arafat and Zulgarnain Haider

I think you must be a year behind.

It's this weekend and England have the very exciting team of Maddy, Ali, Bresnan, Davies wk, Mascarenhas and Wright.

Also playing will be the All Stars
McGrath, Lara, Kumble, Streak, McMillan, Warne and GERAINT JONES.

MidnightCowboy wrote:

I think you must be a year behind.

She has an excuse - she lives in Cornwall

That'll teach me not to nick stuff from another forum!

Anyway, I've been reading about much more interesting stuff than that

Beans.... Spill..... Now....

Suppose I might as well tell you that *** **** **** ***.

Demelza wrote:Suppose I might as well tell you that *** **** **** ***.

Where did you find out that exciting piece of news?

Blimey, it's even worse in here tonight.

Okay, renowned sexual medicine expert Dr. Irwin Goldstein says, if you're wondering if you're too old to have sex, a rule of thumb is that you should be able to “climb three flights of stairs with no chest pain or rhythm problems.
So, now you know.

What if you don't have any stairs?

How many stairs in a flight?

I wondered that too.

Two, or three?

If you've got three, see a doctor...

Who could be arsed to have sex after climbing three flights of stairs?

iieee wrote:Who could be arsed to have sex after climbing three flights of stairs?

getting old?

I've always been lazy.

iieee wrote:I've always been lazy.

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Lie back of think of England?

O'Brien and Gillies included

Australia name Hong Kong Sixes squad

Cricinfo staff

October 24, 2007












Aaron O'Brien is part of Australia's seven-man squad © Getty Images


Australia have chosen a squad heavy with young allrounders for the Hong Kong Sixes tournament that starts on the weekend. Aaron O'Brien is the most experienced member of the seven-man group, which features three players who have played first-class cricket.

O'Brien, a left-arm orthodox spinner and middle-order batsman, will be a key player for Australia having 20 first-class matches to his name at New South Wales. Shawn Gillies and Steve O'Keefe have also played in the Pura Cup, while Nathan Reardon, Michael Buchanan and Matt Johnston have domestic one-day experience.

Tasmania's Alex Doolan is the only member of the squad without a state game to his name. Australia's first match is against Bangladesh on Saturday. Also in their pool is South Africa and an All Stars team that features Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Brian Lara, Craig McMillan, Heath Streak, Anil Kumble and Geraint Jones.

Squad Aaron O'Brien, Michael Buchanan, Alex Doolan, Nathan Reardon, Shawn Gillies, Matt Johnston, Steve O'Keefe.

© Cricinfo





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Good to see we are taking it seriously

taipan wrote:

iieee wrote:I've always been lazy.

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Lie back of think of England?

How can you lie there and think of England, when you don't even know who's in the team? Shirley . . .