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Daywalker replied

7 December 2005, 09:55
It isn't fecking dodgeball.
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Phoenix replied

7 December 2005, 09:41
Cricket is easy...all you have to remember is .....when your out your in....and when your in your out.....
Still boring to watch though..zzzzzzzz
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Francko replied

7 December 2005, 09:29
Cricket???? So exciting....

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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xoggoth replied

7 December 2005, 09:27
I bet he would have been if there was an R in the month or a slip in the googly crease cover over thingy slip gully thing whatever. Can't make head nor tail of cricket.

PS He was probably offside anyway.
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wendigo100 replied

7 December 2005, 08:56
Originally posted by zeitghost

How about getting out by hitting the ball towards the other batsman, hitting his bat, ball goes up in the air & gets caught by fielder.

Bet that doesn't happen often.

Why weren't they both out?

Only the striker can be out caught. In this instance he would be.
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zeitghost started a topic speaking of cricket

7 December 2005, 08:41
speaking of cricket

How about getting out by hitting the ball towards the other batsman, hitting his bat, ball goes up in the air & gets caught by fielder.

Bet that doesn't happen often.

Why weren't they both out?
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