Cricket season

I had to go to a place called Crieff and passed by Gleneagles. Could not believe that there were plenty of people playing golf at this time of the year on the course. Glad I have missed most of the days play.

chicken n chips wrote: I had to go to a place called Crieff and passed by Gleneagles. Could not believe that there were plenty of people playing golf at this time of the year on the course. Glad I have missed most of the days play.

I hope your watching today Sunshine.
I can only see a whitewash in this series

Thats not very patriotic bud......

LUVPUNTING wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: I had to go to a place called Crieff and passed by Gleneagles. Could not believe that there were plenty of people playing golf at this time of the year on the course. Glad I have missed most of the days play.

I hope your watching today Sunshine.
I can only see a whitewash in this series

Must be very cloudy where you are :whistle:

Surely someone must step in and stop the English from stealing SA cricketers, I mean its just ridiculous :sick:

Craig Pienaar wrote: Surely someone must step in and stop the English from stealing SA cricketers, I mean its just ridiculous :sick:

Are you referring to Denis Comptons grandson,your clutching at straws sunshine.
He went to Harrow School,fathers very English and mother was from Zim.
Now we have got rid of The Ego KP,no surprise he had an overinflated delusion of grandeur after all he was South African,we have regained team spirit.

Fair enough, your comments now, but for many a year he carried your side and kept them from being the laughing stock of world cricket. Thanks but fuck off you have served your purpose, reminds me a bit of colonialism. :whistle:

LUVPUNTING wrote:

Craig Pienaar wrote: Surely someone must step in and stop the English from stealing SA cricketers, I mean its just ridiculous :sick:

Are you referring to Denis Comptons grandson,your clutching at straws sunshine.
He went to Harrow School,fathers very English and mother was from Zim.
Now we have got rid of The Ego KP,no surprise he had an overinflated delusion of grandeur after all he was South African,we have regained team spirit.

the guys on here are discussing cricketing issues in a friendly manner then you arrive looking for a fight ..do me a favour rather take your aggro elsewhere please

LUVPUNTING wrote:

Craig Pienaar wrote: Surely someone must step in and stop the English from stealing SA cricketers, I mean its just ridiculous :sick:

Are you referring to Denis Comptons grandson,your clutching at straws sunshine.
He went to Harrow School,fathers very English and mother was from Zim.
Now we have got rid of The Ego KP,no surprise he had an overinflated delusion of grandeur after all he was South African,we have regained team spirit.

Did I bring up a sensitive issue there SUNSHINE
:lol:

neigh wrote: Fair enough, your comments now, but for many a year he carried your side and kept them from being the laughing stock of world cricket. Thanks but fuck off you have served your purpose, reminds me a bit of colonialism. :whistle:

Don't be so silly,I'm certainly not looking for fisty cuffs.KP is a top class batsmen,but he has an overloaded ego and so do many top sportsman.The SA chirp was a bit of teasing.
Don't get so ratty sunshine.
Mr.Pirates,nobody has been discussing much cricket on here since you started having your shorts pulled down and your buttocks smacked.Just trying to liven things up and keep this topic on top,like England are.

Players not born in England who have represented them

AUSTRALIA: Billy Murdoch, John Ferris, Sammy Woods, Albert Trott, ‘Gubby’ Allen, Adam Hollioake, Ben Hollioake, Jason Gallian, Tim Ambrose. Stuart Robson

SOUTH AFRICA: Basil D’Oliviera, Tony Greig, Ian Greig, Allan Lamb, Chris Smith, Robin Smith, Andrew Strauss, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Ian Trott , Compton. Dernbach, Jason Roy

WEST INDIES: Lord Harris, Pelham Warner, Roland Butcher, Norman Cowans, Wilf Slack, Gladstone Small, Phillip DeFreitas, Devon Malcolm, Chris Lewis, Neil Williams, Joseph Benjamin. Chris Jordan

NEW ZEALAND: Andy Caddick Ben Stokes

INDIA: K.S. Ranjitsinhji (‘Ranji’), Edward Wynyard, Richard Young, Neville Tufnell, Douglas Jardine, K.S. Duleepsinhji (‘Duleep’), Nawab of Pataudi, Sr., Errol Holmes, Norman Mitchell-Innes, George Emmett, Colin Cowdrey, John Jameson, Bob Woolmer, Robin Jackman, Nasser Hussain, Minal Patel.

PAKISTAN: Usman Afzaal, Owais Shah.

ZIMBABWE (formerly Rhodesia): Graeme Hick, Paul Parker Gary Ballance

KENYA: Derek Pringle.

ZAMBIA: Phil Edmonds, Neil Radford.

GERMANY: Donald Carr, Paul Terry.

ITALY: Ted Dexter.

PERU: Freddie Brown.

HONG KONG: Dermot Reeve.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Geraint Jones.

DENMARK: Amjad Khan.

Don't get me started on the rugby team

While we on the topic does anyone know who the number one cricket test team in the world is :whistle: