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28-09-09, 15:34
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And...????And..????
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You didn't finish your excellent ,clear and descriptive explanation.. Please continue... "When both sides have been in and out, including those not out, and no longer in - that is the end of the game. (Five days later) Of course, the side that is in (To be continued..)" As a Canadian brought up in hockey,cricket makes no sense to me at all.. I have watched it and tried to make sense of it but can't make hide nor hair of sense of it.. As I see it a guy with a stick trys to keep a guy with a ball from wailing on a bunch of bowling pins behind home plate... Scoring is unfathomable.. I'm sure a guy with a Enfield could make a dent on them pins from the pitching mound..but that probably wouldn't be "Cricket.."" Carry on with your excellent description of the game..We are listening...     
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28-09-09, 22:12
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To me cricket ranks one small step above that game that has people walking around a paddock chasing a little white ball just to get it in a hole. What's even more shocking they are usually so enthusiastic about it the silly buggers will play in all sorts of bad weather as well! But I gotta admit the only Golf I really like is the GTi made by that german company VW!..... But I'd rather sit and read a good book with a
 but everyone too their own I guess.....you know some folk even like CMP's! 
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As I was saying....
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