Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
What do I win? Is it a motorbike?
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The Forumers' Ashes 2023
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HeathDavisSpeed
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The British equivalent of a rice cooker should be the prize. Maybe a tray for making Yorkshire Puddings.
Who was it that had the thing about Eoin Morgan winning a rice cooker as MOTM? I hope I haven’t imagined this.
Who was it that had the thing about Eoin Morgan winning a rice cooker as MOTM? I hope I haven’t imagined this.
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
I've always imagined myself as Yuvraj on a motorbike after a MOTM performance.
But as a proud Englishman, I'll take a deep fat fryer for some Friday night cod and chips!!
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It was Jono.
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It was a prize for a game in Bangladesh presumably sponsored by a rice cooker brand. A magnificent quote from him on it.
NotMcKenzie
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Will provide some consolation perhaps.
the big bambino
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Controversial use of Murray mints assisting England here.
Prince EWS
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Simulator is very unrealistic not making England declare after 75 overs.
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Hey, get any selections in for the second test tonight! Role of Aus selector still up for grabs. Role of England selector is @weeman27bob or a designated successor.
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Second Test, Lord's
Day One
Australia won the toss and the visitors chose to make first use of the wicket. The call paid off as Jevali and Duff saw off the new ball attack without loss, Jevali absorbing most of the strike while Duff looked to play his shots. England rotated the attack and were able to keep the runs down, and the spinner Mole came on right at the end of the session to claim Jevali for 33 right on the stroke of lunch, the score 74/1.
After the break Duff and Slim pushed the scoring forward and the former rose his half century early in the afternoon session. The pair added a century stand to build an impressive platform for the visitors, Slim passing fifty quickly and Duff making it to exactly 100 right before the end of the session. The opener was finally dismissed by Smyth-Brown's outswinger and the tea break came with the away side on 175/2.
England's bowlers had it all to do in the final session, and when Delonge joined Slim to put on the Australians' third fifty stand in a row there were murmurs that this could be a huge score. England's spinners got the breakthrough in the final hour of the day's play when Mole induced an edge off Slim before Vicente took his first wicket of the series to cheaply dismiss Ruthless. In the fading light, Delonge was still there to claim another fifty while Kasinathan compiled an entertaining cameo of 31 before Davis' old ball spell sent him back. Australia had claimed the first day on 308/5.
Day One
Australia won the toss and the visitors chose to make first use of the wicket. The call paid off as Jevali and Duff saw off the new ball attack without loss, Jevali absorbing most of the strike while Duff looked to play his shots. England rotated the attack and were able to keep the runs down, and the spinner Mole came on right at the end of the session to claim Jevali for 33 right on the stroke of lunch, the score 74/1.
After the break Duff and Slim pushed the scoring forward and the former rose his half century early in the afternoon session. The pair added a century stand to build an impressive platform for the visitors, Slim passing fifty quickly and Duff making it to exactly 100 right before the end of the session. The opener was finally dismissed by Smyth-Brown's outswinger and the tea break came with the away side on 175/2.
England's bowlers had it all to do in the final session, and when Delonge joined Slim to put on the Australians' third fifty stand in a row there were murmurs that this could be a huge score. England's spinners got the breakthrough in the final hour of the day's play when Mole induced an edge off Slim before Vicente took his first wicket of the series to cheaply dismiss Ruthless. In the fading light, Delonge was still there to claim another fifty while Kasinathan compiled an entertaining cameo of 31 before Davis' old ball spell sent him back. Australia had claimed the first day on 308/5.
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Daemon
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European league must have got a lot better from the last time I watched
