Former bookmaker
I do my best not to attack folk's characters as much as possible, but I have never regarded Davies anything other than a horrid little man
I remember stuff from when I was 6. I remember the family holiday from when I was 5 in Weymouth- and the overnight coach journey to Paignton when I was 4.
It'll do the kid no harm. She'll probably grow up loving music. I think it's okay as long as she's properly looked after.
I won't be having a Baileys every time a big name loses their seat. I once did that for the Boxing Day Test in Australia and England took 8 wickets before lunch. The other half was not best pleased the following day.
Quite, and in parallel he put a lot of lives at risk too. On balance, he was a force for truth and irresponsibility at the same time.
A friend of mine is rather proud that his name is mentioned in the Wikileaks documents. Albeit as a reference to him being the baby son of the main subject.
At times they just seemed to be whamming it down and often short. It was painful to watch.
His technique is hardly a work of perfection and keeping a calm line and length is often the key. One ball he moved a good set of stumps away to create room. The last thing you bowl is a bouncer. A yorker...
Don't forget that random trumpet sound where a few kids let out a cheer and adults feel the need to let out a muffled hurrah. The apathy can be smelt through the TV screen on a regular basis. The announcer taking consolation that at least two nine year olds are jumping like deranged monkeys in...