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  1. 16-09-2009, 03:00 PM #1
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    1975 Cricket World Cup Final

    Its on ESPN Classic in UK and Ireland at the moment.Some great action.Very enjoyable.
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    Don't have access to Sky currently, but they do some good work on ESPN Classic. Showed some old Ashes stuff during the series, particularly enjoyed 86/87.
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    Quote Originally Posted by townendterrace View Post
    Its on ESPN Classic in UK and Ireland at the moment.Some great action.Very enjoyable.
    Worth watching just for Viv's fielding alone. Fantastic stuff.
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    5 run outs
    You know it makes sense.
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    Just watching England v Australia at Trent Bridge in 1977 now. Geoff Boycott out for 107 on his return to Test cricket after three years, and as he walks in Ian Botham comes out for his first Test innings. Thomson seems to be doing a lot of bowling.

    I can take or leave the stuff from the last ten years, it's fresh in the memory, but I love watching this stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stumpski View Post
    Just watching England v Australia at Trent Bridge in 1977 now. Geoff Boycott out for 107 on his return to Test cricket after three years, and as he walks in Ian Botham comes out for his first Test innings. Thomson seems to be doing a lot of bowling.

    I can take or leave the stuff from the last ten years, it's fresh in the memory, but I love watching this stuff.
    When he ran Derek Randall out was the only time I ever felt sorry for Sir Geoffrey, though not as much as I felt for dear old Rags - great player
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  7. 18-09-2009, 05:41 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by archie mac View Post
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    oh!! i always thought it was 4. have to check the scorebook.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stumpski View Post
    I can take or leave the stuff from the last ten years, it's fresh in the memory, but I love watching this stuff.
    Yeah, ditto. Shame VirginMedia doesn't have ESPN Classic, and shame even if it did I wouldn't watch as much as I'd like to because I'm usually doing something else.
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    Well mine does, I guess it depends what package you have - channel 533 on my set.
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    Really? Have never looked TBH, just skimmed through my channel list when we had Virgin installed and didn't notice ESPN C. If it's there I'll see if it works and how much it'd cost to add it if it doesn't.
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    Didn't have it to begin with, it replaced the Setanta channels.

    1975 final on again today, btw - according to TV schedules in TWC, anyway.
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    It's free with Sky I think, or maybe it's in the news package which costs a quid. My favourite channel, has great footy on as well, and it's good for Rugby fans too.

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    It's certainly pretty standard with Sky, but increasingly VirginMedia is superseding that now.
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  14. 19-09-2009, 05:39 AM #14
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    Virgin have pushed to get most decent channels that you get on Sky after losing a lot of customers when they didn't have Sky one two years back
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