When TMS goes on tour during the winter months I keep a radio on my bedside table so that I can listen during the night. As well as the cricket it's great to hear all the guffaws and giggling that goes on at the back of the commentary box as Phil Tuffnell comes out with some wry aside or Aggers comes out with a 'Colemanballs'. Great stuff. They make you feel that you are actually there with them.
Home team will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Partly the weather....but if that doesn't come into play I think with Pakistan coming of the last test on a high they'll be difficult to beat,England have a point to prove after the last test it's at lords so they'll be difficult to beat....I say a draw,if not it will be a case of one team losing the match rather than the other winning
Soooooooo when I said draw.........
apologies, caught behind as it were pmsl.
Surely someone somewhere made some money though here Max...
It is such a sad day for cricket, as we are still recovering from Higgins bungs in snooker.
It is obvious to me from the papers video that money did change hands to not so much fix games, but to influence certain bits of it.
IF they can do that then they can do the ultimate betrayal and fix a whole game.
Not really cricket now...........is it?
*looks for more in sorrow than anger head shaking emoticon*
It is indeed a sad day for the sport.
It was a very sad day today to see the bowlers coming out to boos from their own supporters.
They have let themselves down, and their country down, but most of all they have let the sport down.
It will recover but people have long memories and it will take an age to wipe out a few moments of madness through greed, and worse of all will tar the players of this sport with the same brush....that is the real sad part of this sorry affair.
Here is the recipe for anyone that might like to try a banana cake...
It sounds delicious I must say.
Ah.......that is slightly different I feel.
Always been spoilt living in Taunton, home of SCC. Remember watching Botham, Richards and Garner, and more lately Trescothick and Kieswetter. Somerset are doing well at the moment, despite last week's hiccup in the T20 :sad: , second in the County Championship and progressing nicely in the 40 over game too 
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