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What are your chances of being alive in March 2077?

Lillian Thomson

Hall of Fame Member
200th anniversary of Test Cricket. Mine are slim but not impossible, and with advances in medical science life expectancy is going up.
 

morgieb

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Somewhere around 50/50. Could be higher than that, but I don't really take good care of myself so
 

mr_mister

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I'll be turning 88. I guess there's a chance but I think I'd rather bow out around 80
 

TheJediBrah

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Depends on where you live. I think the majority of earth will be inhabitable, but there may be parts closer to the equator which for one reason or another are not.
sounds promising, cricket might be free of the toxic Indian influence then





not srs, <3 my Indian brothers
 

cnerd123

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I'll be alive assuming I haven't been killed by global warming/the CCP/world war 3/random meteor strike/sport or travel related accident
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
Would be 91, so it's possible but not likely given I have a pretty crap diet and smoke a bit.
 

tony p

First Class Debutant
i will be 110, so i will be in a wheelchair or life support if i'm still breathing.

let's hope the umpiring is better.
 

h_hurricane

International Vice-Captain
I will be 94 then. Heck no, I will be dead years before that and you stop counting age from that point.
 

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