What a seriously pissweak effort from @NZcricket1 @NZCrickettv, whomever, to send in a night-watchman when the first wicket fell at 323. #Nzv
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Chris Montague
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Chris Montague
@cmnotkn
sporty lover, people watcher, fine financier, axe god, pistachio of some note, golf desperado, Crossfitter I hope. 15 minutes late.
Se unió Mart 2011
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Wow, Captain Sook @benstokes38 is disappointed one of his batsman was given out.
#stopthepress
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Can we have the non-barracking Isha Gua back, please @FoxCricket ?
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Captain Itsthepitch @benstokes38 has found something in the pitch which he doesn't like already. Good job.
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@FoxCricket 's playbook should be to show the playbook less frequently and ask Mark Howard to calm down.
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Captain Itsthepitch @benstokes38 sooks at the pitch again. It's always someone else's fault.
You played a false shot!
#stoopidpitch
#AUSvENG
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@rtralphy That's some crazy, out-there thinking Ralphy.
#illhavewhatheshaving
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Instead of bringing in a mid-season comp, how about AFL teams play 23 games spread over 24 weeks?
Then have the top 8 teams play off in a finals series spread over 4 weeks?
2 teams that win thru play a Grand Final rotating @ all grounds with a 100,000 crowd
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That damn pitch has once again singled out @benstokes38 , preventing him from padding his stats in the #ENGvsZIM list A game.
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If you're trying to look cool engaging with the young Goth from the office, maybe don't tuck your shirt into your undies.
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One of these days, a large comet will hit Earth and destroy almost all life, as has happened many times in the past.
Eventually, the Sun will expand enough to boil the oceans and destroy all life.
Either become a spacefaring civilization or die – those all the two choices.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨NASA TRACKS STADIUM-SIZED ASTEROID FLYING 'RELATIVELY CLOSE' TO EARTH NASA is monitoring asteroid 2024 ON, a massive 1,150-foot by 590-foot object moving at 20,000 mph. It passed within 621,000 miles of Earth on Tuesday morning, close enough to be deemed "potentially hazardous"—though there's no risk of impact. Experts say such asteroids come this close every 5-10 years. The last major impact was in Russia in 2013. 2024 ON is one of five asteroids passing by Earth this week. Sources: Fox
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Tony Cochrane is gold.
Asked on Gerard Whateley what the 18,500 crowd at the GWS Brisbane final “tells us”?
“It tell us we’re doing a crap job promoting the game West of Sydney” 😂👍
He’s too smart, direct & interesting to only be heard occasionally
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