Australia's batting looks fragile and apart from Lee the bowling seems toothless. So I was relieved to watch this the other day:
And just a reminder of what Warne can do
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj8Kn0a_tNA
If cricket's not your thing, I'm sorry. I really am sorry.
Here - watch Robert Webb flashdancing...
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Good thing that clip's not talking about the 2009 Ashes then isn't it? (Not that it helped the Aussies enough in 2005).
And if you dare mention that there was an Ashes series between then and now...
It should be an interesting series though. Neither side close to as good 4 years ago but with a few youngsters who could do something special.
Watch out Poms!
Glad to see that Shane Warne bowls overarm, hrr-hmm.
C'mon now, that was years ago.
Hey Paul, he is talking (jokingly) about this series. But maybe we don't want him anyway. After all he did drop the Ashes in 2005
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6BF8o3tDig
And Jocelyn, you have to admire the way Trevor Chapell's flipper kept low on a good line. Brilliant bowling under pressure I say ;-)
28 even!
A lot of us could have flipped him one back...
:D
Gee, it was just a bit short thats all!
Things are not looking good for Aussies with Bret Lee out for the first 1 or 2 tests...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/other_international/australia/8135950.stm
I say that it's time for Scrivener to be selected.
Let the record show that I named Lee as the only ray of sunshine in the Australian attack. This is not good.
Can you believe that the first-string Australian spinner (Hauritz) has a first-class average of close to 50 and has never taken 5-for in first class cricket??
I'm awaiting a phone call from selectors any minute.
And then we'll really be in trouble.
Doin Ok so far without Scriv. So far so good! But I reckon they could have used you a while ago to keep Symonds on the right track.