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Dottin’s error.
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Fancy getting out to a ball like that?!?
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Some appalling fielding by the ladies today although the keepers still appear to be better than our last male Test wicketkeeper!
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Great catch there
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last chance saloon for london spirit
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This 100 tournament is total dross, so any side getting knocked out quickly will be doing themselves a favour, as it means little to anybody.
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Au contraire
It has been a lot of fun and good to see so many young people and women there. Looking forward to real cricket though next week |
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people seem to lke it
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Who on earth keeps labelling some of these women cricketers "world class". That was the most child like run out I've ever seen. Theres no excuse for that rubbish.
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my take on womens cricket is that the bowling is mostly very poor.
some of the batters look good and the fielding is very variable from poor to really good. there was a bowlwer playing yesterday who was trying to be the first women to hit 80 mph. mostly looked like donkey drops to me |
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if the weather doesnt screw it for them manchester in the outrights at 9 look a decent bet
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Absolute cake and arse party cricket from the Invincibles here
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Theres something seductive about this 100, despite it being a hotch potch of monotonous commentary, over hyped "world class" cricketers playing under 15s cricket, pathetic running between the wickets, woeful fielding, and batting that would give Sir Geoffrey Boycott palputations.
We're watching it in increasing numbers, so is it as bad as it seems? Chorus of "Things can only get better" please....... |
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FREE TO AIR
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If 20/20 were free to air and marketed well then we would be watching better cricket and better overseas talent.
The only thing I would say is they are marketing to a younger demographic, children, families sand women. That is good, fair enough. Lords is looking like stopping people bringing alcohol into the ground. Also fair enough with kids and families around. Personally I would not want to watch this filth sober so it is an I’m Out from me but if you are thinking of pulling that sheite on me at Test Matches then you can sell your £90 tickets to children, families of 4 and women then good luck to you and your bar receipts! |
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As a trading medium, it's (by and large) been glorious. The standard has been variable, however (some very good and some exceptionally bad, in all departments of the game). There's been some excellent finishes, and the crowds seem to love it.
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Think the Rockets have been robbed there by Hawkeye's ball-tracking being unavailable.
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What a catch that is by de Kock!
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£1.75m at 1.06 and below in all sorts.
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Busted
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20/1 busted!
Unadulterated filth but great fun to watch! Spirit had it in the bag and threw it away! |
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Another incredible catch!
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This is a roaring success and will only get better and bigger. It's not cricket per we but you are entertained and can bet and be away in quick time.So it has its place and will give T20 plenty to ponder.
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It will only get bigger if sponsors keep throwing money at it.
They are targeting families, the young and women, which, is great. Do these groups have the money to continue this. The ticket prices are cheap for adults and probably ( I don't know ) cheaper for kids but after the novelty has worn off where does this go? It really has done much better than expected but T20 is the correct format. It is really difficult for new batsmen coming to the wicket to have a thrash in this format. Great that they have challenged over 200 years of rules. I don't have a problem with that but there is a format ready to go and it just needed marketing better, money and the target audience indulged a little. They have forgotten my generation have the sponduli's  |
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Don't misunderstand me Wd, yes T20 is the main fodder but this has challenged that in terms of time and speed and fun too.So plenty for T20 to ponder,however the 100 is more summer camp only,but it can travel and thus get bigger but not outside of each country's school summer holiday,is my guess.
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I don't think The IPL will be quaking in its boots
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for sure but that is a differrent ball game
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Admit i was sceptical about it at the start ,but like many on this forum i suspect ,have actually quite enjoyed it .
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Thank fcuk, real cricket returns 2morrow and this is just comic book stuff.
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Yeah baby
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Two absolute howling drops in the last 5 balls of this women's game...
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1.03 to 3.0 to 1.01
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What a ride
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Not sure you could see a worse fielding performance by either men or women 5 or 6 of them are borderline disabled they just cannot move Its probably not a good idea to play with a vibrator while playing cricket
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did anyone do the 1st innings runs line on the hundred game last night, mine was settled as a loser got on the messenging service but as of yet nothin has been credited back, im sure if it gets abandoned before the innings are up its a void
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went to OT last night 2nd game washed out still not had any refund for either game
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got no where with bfair over the total runs market 1st innings, they flat out refused to void my bet saying result is determined by duckworth lewis and this match falls under general, cant be arsed to spend another 45 mins explaining their rules to them, i was told only match odds was void in this match
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both matches washed out at OT Refunds within 60 days ffs
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i was told it duckworth lewis to start with then that changed to general (total runs made 1st innings), making it up as they go along
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gonna avoid betting on runs in the hundred competition, they clearly dont know their own rules , not a fan of it anyway
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