Frankly, having watched him bowl in this Test, he looks tired, sulky, disinterested and out of it. On a LORD's wicket????
The Ashes.......
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I think trying to prepare wickets to suit the home team is an absurd old tradition, like picking umpires whose decisions invariably favour the home team. We have got rid of the latter, with neutral umpires and the DRS system, and we should get rid of the former. Have the preparation of Test pitches overseen/reviewed by an impartial panel and require the groundsman to prepare a pitch in the interest of good cricket and good entertainment. If he manifestly fails to do that, then mark the pitch as poor and have the ground lose its status as a Test venue for the following season. That ought to stop us seeing the sort of lifeless pitches that we have seen here at Lords (and also at Cardiff).
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Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View PostI don't know whether we've had this one before, but what's the connection between Henry Blofeld and Bond villain, Ernst Stavro Blofeld?
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