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| 19.1 | Abbo alert | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Fri Feb 21 1997 14:48 | 4 |
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Oh bugger, now he's got in here as well!!!
Jeff
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| 19.2 | | CHEFS::ASHLEYSMITH | ligament deficient | Fri Feb 21 1997 15:35 | 12 |
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Tone,
It's nice to see you are upto date on things. The series has started and
England are already one up thanks to Surrey pairing Alec Stewart and
Graham Thorpe. Just for information England won the 1966 World Cup
(in Football that is).
Cheers
Andy
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| 19.3 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Fri Feb 21 1997 16:49 | 4 |
| Shut you silly old piss-head. Go and get earthy in your geraniums.
Tony
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| 19.4 | | ELIS::TOWERS | | Mon Feb 24 1997 14:27 | 6 |
| England now 2-0 up, thanks mainly to some very silly rules regarding
rain-shortened matches. Still, England have been on the short end of
this one before so it's nice to benefit for a change.
Cheers,
Brian
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| 19.5 | | REOELF::EDWARDSS | | Mon Feb 24 1997 15:02 | 13 |
| Farcical ruling on this game. England were gifted the game by a gimp
rule.
After amassing 253 New Zealand deserved better.
But what about the umpires!! One did an impression of Frank Drebin from
Naked Gun (the baseball scene) and the other gave Alec Stewart out LBW
to a delivery that Devon Malcolm would have been ashamed of.
Shocking!
Tony
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| 19.6 | Any update? | CHEFS::KIRKPATRICKJ | D'you want some? | Wed Feb 26 1997 08:28 | 6 |
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In the third of the one-day games, the Kiwis made 237; last I heard,
England were struggling at 130-ish for 5.
j.
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| 19.7 | 3rd One day | CHEFS::PARSONS_M | | Wed Feb 26 1997 10:03 | 6 |
| 3rd One day Match was tied !!!
NZ 237 all out 2 balls to spare
Eng 237 for 8 of 50 overs
How can this be a tie England should win by loosing less wickets ??
Malcolm
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| 19.8 | | ELIS::TOWERS | | Wed Feb 26 1997 12:11 | 8 |
| England may have lost fewer wickets but NZ had the better run rate!
Maybe NZ should be declared winners ;^)
Anyway, sounds like a fix to me to keep interest going for the 4th
one-day match.
Cheers,
Brian
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