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| ODI Archived Threads 2005 Onwards. One day cricket. |
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| plunkett gone. This is now embarrassing |
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| . Plunkett falls to Afridi's faster ball Plunkett lbw Afridi 7 ENG 114/8 in 28.5 overs Blackwell 6* Kabir Ali next man in... . |
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| Fletcher might know how to get us good in Tests but he doesn't appear to have a clue with this One Day stuff. Could we have a different coach for the different types of cricket??!!! |
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| Can anyone explain why Bell was subbed and not Prior or G.Jones?? Seems baffling to me as Bell is a far superior player to either of them and also provides another option with the ball as well as being a good fielder. |
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| This is a shocker and a half from England. When I went out, Pakistan were four wickets down and England had the wind in their sails for a change. I come back and find England 119-8. Hopeless. Just hopeless. I'm not necessarily surprised at the way the series is going - I said England had no chance before it started - but I really did think Trescothick's men might have put up a little bit of a fight. To cave in repeatedly like this is just beyond a joke.
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