June 8th, 2008
England win by an innings and 9 runs. New Zealand were rendered helpless and found wanting on the fourth day of the Third Test. We had earlier reported how KP saved England on the first day! Maybe that proved to be the catalyst for a really inspired performance by the Poms.
Making 364 in the […]
By Ankit -- 2 comments
June 5th, 2008
Kevin Pietersen has been oft criticized for being too irrational and inconsistent! But not today. He was rational and scored 115. While a few of my friends are mulling over the IPL, i thought it was time to move on in life. Everything you love might go away, but this one will come back.
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By Ankit -- 2 comments
August 5th, 2007
Mike Atherton has a piece today about how Sreesanth should be issued a ban for bowling a beamer at KP in the 2nd Test. His feeling is that the beamer was intentional.
Watch the video, and decide for yourself:
What do you think? I still believe, as I concluded at the time, that it genuinely slipped out. […]
By SixandOut -- 0 comments
June 21st, 2007
I didn’t know if it needed saying again - Kevin Pietersen is not yet the finished article. Sure, he might be rated the best batsmen in the world, sure, he might be feared, and sure, he did have a pretty good test series against the West Indies, but he is still not yet the type […]
By SixandOut -- 2 comments
December 17th, 2006
England will need to score 292 runs in a day if they are to save this Ashes series. Oh, and they have to do it with 5 batsmen. On Day 4, the England batsmen assembled something of a fightback, with runs from Ian Bell and Alastair Cook who looked to bat out the whole […]
By SixandOut -- 5 comments
December 2nd, 2006
Colly, Colly… Colly. I apologise for saying you’re not a number 4 batsman. I was clearly delirious. I’ve always thought you had it in you. Honestly.
England finally came to the Ashes by posting a promising 550-6 dec and reduced Australia to 28-1 at the close of Day 2. After Day 1, the feeling was that […]
By SixandOut -- 1 comment
November 27th, 2006
There’s not much to be said for the state of the game, and despite Paul Collingwood and KP salvaging a bit of pride for the English, it came too late - in fact, in true England style - when the game is lost, we’ll start to play. Man, I’m getting cynical.
Tags: Australia, brisbane, collingwood, cricket, […]
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August 4th, 2006
I’m cursed by having to work in the day time, which means I can’t stay at home watching cricket all day. If I could find a job that let me do that, then cor blimey, I’d be all over it. Anyway, the result is that to catch up with what happened in the 1st […]
By SixandOut -- 2 comments
June 15th, 2006
Sri Lanka have beaten England in a Twenty20 match at The Rose Bowl in Hampshire. Sri Lanka posted 163 all out, a score that looked gettable. England managed 161-5 falling short by just a couple of runs. In amongst it, the experienced cricketers in both sides ultimately showed that experience is important in cricket.
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May 31st, 2006
Kevin Pietersen - England’s new wonderboy - has really made a name for himself. Doubted by the cynics and critics (which included me) about his ability to play the highest level of the game, due largely to the fact that his shot selection seemed irresponsible, he has successfully proved a lot of people wrong. His […]
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