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If you faced Shane Warne what would you do?
- Thread starter ash chaulk
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cricketboy29
International Regular
Hear Hear...Though I'd rather be stumped than bowled...steds said:
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Retox said:
That's cold.
Well done!
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
I wud do wat Tendulkar did to him!
After that Shane addmitted he had nightmares about him!
I can't seem to find the video where tendulkar hit him all accross the ground.
After that Shane addmitted he had nightmares about him!
I can't seem to find the video where tendulkar hit him all accross the ground.
Pedro Delgado
International Debutant
Don said:
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Don said:
Finally, an honest man.
Just a note to all the idiots in this thread: If it was possible to just block and see him off, then he wouldn't have 650 international wickets. Test quality batsman tend to be slightly better than you when it comes to blocking.
Fusion
Global Moderator
Speaking of Warne, just read on cricinfo his description of the "boot camp" that Buchanan ran. I would say it's a bit...extreme. I'm all for bonding and getting in shape, but through a military style camp???
I was shattered. But just as the night went silent, voices screamed: "Go, go, go!". What on earth was going on? A stun-bomb had gone off, and we were told the area wasn't safe. We had to move. Now. There were no torches or directions.
All we had been given for dinner was half a can of chunky soup, so our energy reserves were low after pulling vans and carrying litres of water. But we had to go. It was time to prove our mental resolve and move to a different location.
Welcome to the Australian cricket squad's boot camp in regional Queensland, a time where we had only been referred to as numbers, not names, and weren't allowed to communicate with the outside world.
Despite voicing his indifference to the idea beforehand, Warne said "there's no doubt it brought the group closer together."
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,20295389-5006069,00.html
I was shattered. But just as the night went silent, voices screamed: "Go, go, go!". What on earth was going on? A stun-bomb had gone off, and we were told the area wasn't safe. We had to move. Now. There were no torches or directions.
All we had been given for dinner was half a can of chunky soup, so our energy reserves were low after pulling vans and carrying litres of water. But we had to go. It was time to prove our mental resolve and move to a different location.
Welcome to the Australian cricket squad's boot camp in regional Queensland, a time where we had only been referred to as numbers, not names, and weren't allowed to communicate with the outside world.
Despite voicing his indifference to the idea beforehand, Warne said "there's no doubt it brought the group closer together."
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,20295389-5006069,00.html
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
aussie said:
England could use someone like you. Cause apparently you > English batsman.
silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Matteh said:I'd block a few balls and then attempt a slog thereby getting out to Pickup.....
I don't think you'd wait until the slog to get out.