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I've seen highlights of Nasser's 200, Thorpe's knock (vastly under-rated, this one) as well as Tubby and Blewwy's ton's. Nothing on day 1, though; that was the best part!
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Anyone remember this match
- Thread starter Manee
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Jonty Lathwal
U19 Debutant
i was not born that time.......
but i think i have read in magazine in classic matches column........
but i think i have read in magazine in classic matches column........
Goughy
Hall of Fame Member
I remember the game very, can even tell you where I was watching it (Headingley Taps, Leeds )
Anyway, the most memorable thing from my perspective about the game was how Atherton and Stewart played ultra aggressive (for that time) and destroyed the attack to finish the game easily and by the end of the 4th day.
Just sat there thinking, "This is Atherton here, Stewart and his carnage cant continue" but it did.
)Anyway, the most memorable thing from my perspective about the game was how Atherton and Stewart played ultra aggressive (for that time) and destroyed the attack to finish the game easily and by the end of the 4th day.
Just sat there thinking, "This is Atherton here, Stewart and his carnage cant continue" but it did.
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
I remember watching the first morning's play - thereafter I only caught glimpses until the final afternoon. I suppose the thing I really remember is the Edgbaston crowd, who were really involved.
It was a memorable period of my life actually - we looked like we might win the ashes, the Tories had just been voted out, and I'd just got together with the lady I married a year later.
It was a memorable period of my life actually - we looked like we might win the ashes, the Tories had just been voted out, and I'd just got together with the lady I married a year later.
