Aug 21, 2018 -- 12:56PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:

not sure about that, look at Kohli. A good test batsman can play any form of the game and a good T20 player as long as he is not just a cross bat slugger can do the same

It affects the players at the moment as they change formats so often

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:00PM, Cardinal Scott wrote:

Gonna win a fiver on 100 runs or moreSmall Victories are Sweet!   a weeks worth of bacon grill

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:02PM, detraveller wrote:

Is that how Grant bets, Tom?

no he fills his face, win or lose

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:04PM, GRANTCKING wrote:

.

what would you do if you ever went busto? work???

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:05PM, Cardinal Scott wrote:

Aug 21, 2018 --  1:02PM, jucel69 wrote:what happens when you lose a fiver, do you starve for a week?No I got 7k in Post office, 2k in my backpack, 2k in my current account, 2.5K in my betfair account

> I didn't mean it literally CS, just wondered if you punished yourself for losing

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:06PM, detraveller wrote:

We won't let that happen G. I can always order your pizzas online for you. Global village the world and stuff.

Aug 21, 2018 -- 1:09PM, jucel69 wrote:

It is natural to splurge when you have a big win and tighten the belt when you are on a stinking run. I know I do

Reminds me of that Warren Buffett story;

"I tell my wife, as I shave in the morning, I say, 'Either $2.61, $2.95 or $3.17.' And she puts that amount in the little cup by me here [in the car]," he explains in the HBO documentary, "Becoming Warren Buffett."

Each amount corresponds to one of his three go-to breakfast items.

"When I'm not feeling quite so prosperous, I might go with the $2.61, which is two sausage patties, and then I put them together and pour myself a Coke," he tells the documentary director Peter Kunhardt in the McDonald's drive-through. "$3.17 is a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit, but the market's down this morning, so I'll pass up the $3.17 and go with the $2.95."