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How Australia can reclaim the Ashes
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A Cricketing Masochist
I am very proud to be a British citizen (my roots are clogged up with a bunch of Scots and Irish, so I could never only exclusively say ‘English’, I mean, look at my surname) and an important aspect of … Continue reading
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Australia vs Sri Lanka verdict (+ other thingy-ma-jigs)
Australia beat Sri Lanka 3-0. A whitewash. I didn’t predict that one did I? You all have permission to desert me now for ever more. To my (and their) credit, the Sri Lankans only embarrassed themselves in one of the … Continue reading
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How Late It Was, How Late
Sri Lanka lost the first test of their three match series against the Australians on Tuesday. On the fifth day I watched almost every ball before finally succumbing to sleep’s talons. You see, being an Englishman, even though I collapsed … Continue reading
Australia vs Sri Lanka Preview (Dear God Please Help Me)
Sri Lanka has scored the headline gig this winter (Australian summer) as they ready to match up against the Aussies. They shall grace Melbourne in the Boxing Day test and Sydney in the New Year match. I’m sure there were … Continue reading
