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@TheBarmyArmy Riche Benaud

Who’s the best cricket commentator ever?

@noravibes_ 127

Only for smart mind people What’s your answer?

@JonathanDoidge : This is NOT what the batting doctor ordered! I am not a betting man & I accept you can never really know without having seen both teams batting, but this is looking like a Somerset win within 3 days. This will be a year with few Yorkshire batting bonus points.

@Jennnyyyyyy 13kg

What is the weight of Wolf? 🤔 Difficulty - Hardest 😉

@Doidge1Jonathan Looks like being a long season for Yorkshire supporters. But let's hope Hill (a decent all-round player) can dig in. Disappointed at Duke being caught on the boundary.

@SqSehrish 3

Only sharp eyes will spot the difference Which one is different: 1, 2, 3, or 4? Most people get tricked 😂

@Dussyme 28

Brian test...!!! 99% lose 1% win

@Gerashchenko_en @grok I have the time and inclination to read your longer posts and I am happy with their length. But if you want to listen to Grok, how about mixing it up? Some longer, some shorter... Keep everybody happy!

Friends, You've seen some short and unusual posts from me recently. I've consulted @Grok and its advice was less long analytical posts (it believes they are a bit boring), and more of "emotionally concise posts with a clear position". What are your thoughts? Which posts do you like more?

@BoroHistory For the reasons above I'd place Morrison at No 3. How did we only get £1M (I think) for him when we sold him to WBA? You wouldn't get a player who'll play 375 senior games at Permier League level for ten times that amount now! And he was good (obvs).

Poll results: #Boro’s Greatest Academy Graduates. Thoughts?

@BoroHistory Not a bad list but I think James Morrison should be higher. 17 games for England's age-group teams, then 46 games for Scotland's full international team; 66 EPL for Boro (3 goals) & 309 in the EPL for WBA (34 goals). His career has been exclusively in the EPL & he has managed WBA

@__Libra1 4 (ear)

One of these 4 mouse 🐁 is different but only a true genius can spot out the different one in 5 seconds! 🙄🤷 #puzzl #mathchallenge #trend

@Alisha26221 80

Can you spot the pattern 👀 What's the next number? 👇🧠

@draati3 Collar

If you can find 1 difference in this photo you are a genius....? 99.9% will fail...!!!

@arifkhangeo 14 !!

How many dots do you see?

@arifkhangeo 13

@laila_22100 20

Everyone keeps saying it's 15, but it's wrong. Only the top 1% will get the real logic behind this🔥

@Arden_2210 34

Most people say 13 But that’s not correct If you solve this, your brain is sharp 🔥

@danamalt That is a rare talent. A bit of a worry for those in Row 18 when they see him winding up for a shot, but he is at least good at coverning ground, closing down, tackling and passing the ball - just not passing it into the net, sadly.

@Dr_TheHistories Apparently a very modest hero (as many VC and GC holders are said to have been) and still remembered well on Teesside.

On D-Day, one man earned the only Victoria Cross of the entire invasion. His name was Stanley Hollis. A former merchant sailor and lorry driver from Middlesbrough, Hollis landed on Gold Beach on 6 June 1944 with the Green Howards. That morning he charged a German pillbox alone — firing into the slit, climbing on top, throwing grenades — then pushed down a trench and captured a second bunker. Later that day in Crépon, he dragged a Bren gun forward and fired from the hip to draw enemy fire, saving two pinned-down comrades. The only VC awarded for D-Day. Presented by King George VI. Earned before sunset on the longest day. © MilitaryHistoria #drthehistories

@WG_RumblePants ...and he is a very good analyst of the game.

A marmite character to some — legends of the game often are — but it’s difficult to deny that he was a bloody fine batsman.