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I am doing a Mclaren rain dance on my side! Think this is the 1st time ducky worked in our favour.
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Sjoe, that was a little too close for comfort.
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I'm never happy when a cricket game rains out, but last night I was ecstatic! They should have made Dale Steyn Man-of-the-match for just for that catch, never mind how awesome he bowled!
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+1Stuart wrote:Sjoe, that was a little too close for comfort.
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Should have made Pollard man of the matchMystical_Titan wrote:I'm never happy when a cricket game rains out, but last night I was ecstatic! They should have made Dale Steyn Man-of-the-match for just for that catch, never mind how awesome he bowled!
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Or that.WiK1d wrote:Should have made Pollard man of the matchMystical_Titan wrote:I'm never happy when a cricket game rains out, but last night I was ecstatic! They should have made Dale Steyn Man-of-the-match for just for that catch, never mind how awesome he bowled!
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One way or another, the Proteas had better catch a wake up now.
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The Aussies are out
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I can't believe I'm saying this, but I was actually rooting for Australia tonight.
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Sri Lanka is my second team, I'm glad they won. They'll have a better chance at giving India a run for their money. If I didn't have such a crap load of work, I'd stay home tomorrow to watch the game!
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hamin_aus posted this on FB. Hysterical cricket commentary applied to baseball.
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LOL!!!
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Why, oh why???????????????Stuart wrote:I can't believe I'm saying this, but I was actually rooting for Australia tonight.
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I was kinda hoping to see NZ go through rather than SL, which means that Aus needed to win.petrivanzyl wrote:Why, oh why???????????????Stuart wrote:I can't believe I'm saying this, but I was actually rooting for Australia tonight.
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I think SL have a better chance of beating India than NZ would have.
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So, what's the odds of SA actually winning today? Good enough to play hookey off work and watch?
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No doubt. I just prefer NZ to SL.Mystical_Titan wrote:I think SL have a better chance of beating India than NZ would have.
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You need to answer a very simple question: Will they choke?doo_much wrote:So, what's the odds of SA actually winning today? Good enough to play hookey off work and watch?
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I really hope they don't. We have a good record against England...Stuart wrote:You need to answer a very simple question: Will they choke?doo_much wrote:So, what's the odds of SA actually winning today? Good enough to play hookey off work and watch?
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England has been playing more consistent, probably even better, cricket than SA so far in this tournament.
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From your fingers to the eyes of the sports gods! Hopefully.
Project Hookey commencing any moment now...
Project Hookey commencing any moment now...
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Man that baseball commentary is awesome! My sides hurt from so much laughter...
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Oh be still my beating heart.CricInfo wrote:Rory Kleinveldt is the man given the tricky gig of impersonating Dale Steyn today.
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Oh look Amla is scoring well again... Oh no he went out early again... :/
Sorry doo but it looks like one of those games where you just dont want to watch... :/
Sorry doo but it looks like one of those games where you just dont want to watch... :/
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