oldjamfan1

If he plays sensibly he will still score quickly with that outfield.

Ha ha, understatement of the century there Gav 🙂 Tons for Jonny and Captain Fantastic it is then...

I think they definitely got more than we should have allowed them to, but I reckon 250 was still par or just under par. That bowling spell from Wood was sensational and compensated a little bit for Marsh's additional runs. All that said, we do need at least two of our middle order to score big now.

The English Beat - Noise In This World

I don’t think anybody can argue with that Jim.

We’ll win this one I think. We needed something like Wood’s introduction to freshen things up. Jimmy’s finished now.

Despite the dropped catches another enthralling day’s cricket so far and still most of a session to go yet

Cheer up Jim FFS 😂😂😉

Simon Fowler and Oscar Harrison - Argyle Street

The Real Thing - Can You Feel The Force?

This is some spell from Wood - lightning quick. Khawaja had no answer to it. 42/2

Not sure Gary is aware of the rules looking at the last couple of posts. Just to reiterate a different word is supposed to be carried forward each time.

Harry Chapin - Cats’ In The Cradle

Beth Orton - Sugar Boy

The Style Council - You’re The Best Thing

That’s three rivers 😉

The Electric Light Orchestra - Shine a Little Love

Aside from the fact they should have been bowling Yorkers to Lyon anyway to get him out I actually don’t think it was in the spirit of the game to send down the short pitched stuff, but I will concede that I might be in the minority on that one.

The Beatles - Got To Get You Into My Life

Sham 69 - Hurry Up Harry

Iron Maiden - The Number Of the Beast

You don't actually believe this nonsense do you? There are literally dozens of examples of things that are within the laws of the game that aren't within the spirit of cricket. Mankadding someone without giving them prior warning about leaving their ground being the most obvious.

The Jam - But I’m Different Now

The Small Faces - Song Of a Baker

They missed off “failure to have a full Windsor knot in one’s tie”.