I was watching the Scotland game last night and thinking to myself

[PSRB]

That is a joke. It's like when they tried a T20CL but said that any players contracted to both an IPL team and another of the competitors would have to play for the IPL team. I do wish Indians were into other sports so the whole of world cricket wasn't simply organised to see Indian victories so they can sell adverts for SIM cards in the middle of the coverage.

The IPL has gone advertising mental, it takes almost as long as a 50 over match now! Subs, Time Outs and DRS reviews for wides/height no balls....game's gone.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

The IPL has gone advertising mental, it takes almost as long as a 50 over match now! Subs, Time Outs and DRS reviews for wides/height no balls....game's gone.

They'll want it 8 months of the year like the footie. If they can find a way of playing in monsoon they will.

[PSRB]

They'll want it 8 months of the year like the footie. If they can find a way of playing in monsoon they will.

Kohli gone for a duck, always makes me smile.

and then Starc going for 29 in one over.

[Chief Arrowhead]

Indeed. The injury to the Hungarian chap was a bit odd, I watched it back and literally looked a glancing blow at most. At least he appears to now be okay.

The cricket was fun. Put the US back in their box

Interesting how the players closed ranks to shield him, they showed very few replays and none close up.. then they put a sheet around the stretcher just like they did with Christian Ericksen, one of the first of the vaccine injuries/deaths. THEN they acted like they had no idea what his injury was.

We know. they're catching on a bit and don't use the phrase 'died suddenly' anymore as that has become too obvious. they do use the term 'brief illness' and then immediately go to a lengthy bio of the deceased.

Recent Examples:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/soc...th/ar-BB1ohca9


https://en.as.com/soccer/millwall-go...se-of-death-n/