thunder v stars??????

Stars should win but I won't be taking that price

Great day on the cricket.  Profits washed away in NZ, game near over in Sydney after 3 overs.  Not much batting left to make a score, let alone a defendable one.  Might be a sign to retire early for the night and try again tomorrow. 

Will give it a couple of overs, you never know, but very unlikely to get a betting opportunity here.

My day exactly BJ

Better than my day yesterday though.  Taking videos of my 18 month old going down the waterslide on my mobile phone, which was supposed to be waterproof (galaxy s5), of course, wasn't.  Blew up my turbo in my car on the way home to work on the cricket to find 3/22.  Managed to somehow get 510 profit up on the game, thought I would keep going on the WI game, and lost 490.  Went to bed, threw my guts up multiple times through the night, woke up feeling like death, to trade the game today.  Did ok, rain, so went and had a sleep, made a little more, another sleep, then another sleep, and then the game called off.


Assuming this is a no bet game, have put in 15-16 hours, and made around 20 bucks, and it has only cost me an 800 dollar phone, probably 2,000 car repairs, and half my digestive tract.


There is always tomorrow.  A day you bet and don't lose is always a winning day in my books.... 

did u not see that black cat u ran over  BJT ( ouch )

Ok Ok you win

Yeah well, terrible couple of days, but at the end of the day, if that is as bad as it gets for me, then I am a very lucky man.

Anyway, keeping wickets in hand, we may get something going here.  Managed to lay 1.12.  Sitting between 1.16-1.20.

Probably a good thing.  Wasn't seeing them, 6 overs, 6 wickets, get a hitter in.  Good to go.

Players saying 120 on this pitch well defendable.  Not sure I see that, but could be well unders if they are right here at 1.09...

Stars 9 batsman then

Dog of ground should be demolished

JJ on the ECB,wouldn't know what their thinking.Don't worry JJ nor do they.

Kalis

No batsman prizes his wicket more highly, and no wicket in all of cricket is more highly prized. Jacques Kallis is the broad-shouldered colossus of the South African team, a figure whose looming presence inspires calm in some and dread in others. Few players who belong to the modern age are a better fit for the notion of the classical cricketer. Kallis is a fine, forceful batsman who has at his disposal both a rock-solid technique and a mind impervious to distraction. Though his role as a bowler diminishes with each passing season, he will be remembered as a purveyor of sometimes surprising pace and swing, and awkward bounce. In the slips, his sure-handedness and rattlesnake reflexes make ridiculous catches look regulation.

                       To be added, fat bloke with no bottle

KP coming into career best form just in time for England to thank their lucky stars he isn't still dragging them down like he is with the Stars, due to the weight of the trophy they are about to win. 

But but BJ they are progressive thinkers at the ECB.Like their former ODI skipper.

he caught that behind the line does the ball have to hit the ground over the line to be a six?