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Emmson
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I'm not a fan of The 100, needs to be discontinued, needs the plug pulling. It's not attracting the cream.
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In an era of climate change, what is the future of a sport like cricket thats seems adversely disrupted by the weather?
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Archangel wrote:
Wed Aug 02, 2023 11:41 am
In an era of climate change, what is the future of a sport like cricket thats seems adversely disrupted by the weather?
One bad sequence of lows does not a climate make! :D
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Can anyone recommend a good source of statistics on cricket?.

Especially comparing how particular bowlers perform against particular batters and visa versa ?
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F*cking Bedlam

going on in the 100 tonight!

Asian money is in these markets, they like the 100
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Is this London Spirit match bonkers or is this relatively normal for cricket?
Emmson
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Kai wrote:
Fri Aug 18, 2023 9:05 pm
Is this London Spirit match bonkers or is this relatively normal for cricket?
It's the format, as the game reaches its climax every ball is an event.
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Emmson wrote:
Fri Aug 18, 2023 9:15 pm
Kai wrote:
Fri Aug 18, 2023 9:05 pm
Is this London Spirit match bonkers or is this relatively normal for cricket?
It's the format, as the game reaches its climax every ball is an event.
I see, thanks 👍
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Side question for you cricket guys. I was looking to buy some Lignum Vitae timber as saw this ..

"One of the more popular uses for this wood is to form cricket bats to be used in windy locations"

Really? I did a google and all I saw was willow. They must weigh a ton, it's so dense it sinks in water.
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ShaunWhite wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 2:51 am
Side question for you cricket guys. I was looking to buy some Lignum Vitae timber as saw this ..

"One of the more popular uses for this wood is to form cricket bats to be used in windy locations"

Really? I did a google and all I saw was willow. They must weigh a ton, it's so dense it sinks in water.
The mallets you break cricket bats in with can be Lignum Vitae
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Emmson wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 5:10 am

The mallets you break cricket bats in with can be Lignum Vitae
Makes sense. Strange comment about windy locations though, maybe a chatbot wrote it.

just fyi I saw it here https://www.hitchcockandking.co.uk/h-k- ... the-world/ They've even used a photo of someone swinging what looks to me like a very willowy looking bat.
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ShaunWhite wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 4:17 pm
Emmson wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 5:10 am

The mallets you break cricket bats in with can be Lignum Vitae
Makes sense. Strange comment about windy locations though, maybe a chatbot wrote it.

just fyi I saw it here https://www.hitchcockandking.co.uk/h-k- ... the-world/ They've even used a photo of someone swinging what looks to me like a very willowy looking bat.
My first manager had worked for a timber importer and he told me lignum is so hard and self-lubricating it has been used for bearings.
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greenmark wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 4:31 pm
My first manager had worked for a timber importer and he told me lignum is so hard and self-lubricating it has been used for bearings.
Nature gave us an amazing parts warehouse. And were would the poetry be in hearing the sound of plasic on aluminium on the village green :D
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ShaunWhite wrote:
Sat Aug 26, 2023 4:17 pm

Makes sense. Strange comment about windy locations though, maybe a chatbot wrote it.
I suspect that's a typo and it's meant to say bails, not bats.
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That is an impressive win by Manchester Originals, to train that chase and leave 4 balls unused.
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