I remember the Indian victory after following on against the Australians in 2001. Folk said the Aussies started the trend of not enforcing it, rather forgetting why that was :lolol:
I can think of three occasions, the most recent being New Zealand against us last year.
But in cases where a team hasn't followed on, I can't think of any. Although England came very close at Durban in 2004. I remember tuning in on the Tuesday, having had a long sleep after an equally longer...
It was in Sun City in RSA. I was at the table and not doing well. I went from being down beyond my means to up in 5 minutes. I wouldn't do it again.
Number 17 is lucky for me. Ladbrokes once gave me ten free spins and I decided that if I made £40 I would go to the away match at Barnsley that...
I didn't either, although I did wonder if India might self destruct- and they did.
That's why I'm just happy to see an England win. I'm not confident they will continue it. But if they do it would be a splendid bonus. My glass is half full, which is better than the empty it was at the start of...
:lolol: I must be getting on because I thought that in the first innings. 'At least look like you haven't come off the village square...'
As for Hartley, I'm not much drawn to him at the moment as a permanent spin option. And one innings doesn't change that. I have seen Shaoaib Bashir bowl and...
Quite long I suspect. But that is not evidence of rigging. If you look at the National Lottery draws you'll see that strange combinations occur now and then. A draw doesn't settle according to averages. In the National Lottery draw earlier this month, the numbers 1, 5 and 38 came out in two of...
Probably. They forget that the draw is independently observed and to fix the draw would also be a criminal offence.
Apparently, pitting big clubs against each other is for the TV, but avoiding each other is to get them in the next round.
You can identify folk who believe this, they hang out on...