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| 16.1 | Pitch full of demons! | CHEFS::PARSONS_M | | Thu Feb 06 1997 16:15 | 6 |
| Can't believe this perhaps the score cards have got mixed up !
At one time NZ were 23 for 5
Keep going lads
Malcolm
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| 16.2 | Famous last words | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Fri Feb 07 1997 08:01 | 20 |
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Scores at the end of the 2nd day:
New Zealand 124 all out
Patel 45
Astle 36
Gough took five wickets, Caddick four.
England 203 for 3
Stewart 52
Hussain 60 not out
Surely, this time..........................
j.
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| 16.3 | A win. At last! | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Mon Feb 10 1997 08:35 | 6 |
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England won the 2nd test by an innings and 68 runs. Thorpe was MOTM for
his 108 but Gough was perhaps more deserving as he took nine wickets.
j.
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| 16.4 | One swallow doesn't make next summer ... | WOTVAX::MILESP | Peter Miles | Thu Feb 13 1997 13:28 | 9 |
| Nice to see a win but so we should against a plucky but weak test side.
It would be a real pity if the short term euphoria means that fundamental
reforms are ignored. Can't see the counties allowing the necessary changes
to happen though.
The Ashes next summer will be a different proposition to NZ and I do now feel
the time has come for Atherton to step aside and another captain take over.
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| 16.5 | The Blazer Men | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Thu Feb 13 1997 13:49 | 10 |
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Re. Another captain - who, though?
I quite agree about the fundamental changes - this has been a
particular bug-bear of mine for some time. Every test victory (about
one in eight) is referred to as "a turning point" and treated as an
excuse to do nothing.
Jeff
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