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Is that Robert De Niro?
No.
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Is that Robert De Niro?
Shane warne loves Moeen Ali
Overall, he is 2nd highest scorer in history of U-19.
27th over and Cook still has 3 slips and gully and the ball isn't even swinging. Misbah could learn alot from this and see how quickly he takes his slips out once there is no swing.
By the 10th and 11th over Misbah only has one slip
I think he's the highest scorer in U19 history. He broke de Kock's record.
Is that Jim Rosenthal sitting with Trevor Francis?
That's because his bowlers don't leak runs like ours do hence Coom has the luxury to keep the attacking fielding for as long as he wants. There was a boundary bowled by our bowlers almost every over yesterday barring Yasir Shah.27th over and Cook still has 3 slips and gully and the ball isn't even swinging. Misbah could learn alot from this and see how quickly he takes his slips out once there is no swing.
By the 10th and 11th over Misbah only has one slip
One of our openers survived an entire session. Mubarak ho PP
#thankyouSamiAslam
Isnt it the other way around?
Isnt it the other way around?
So no, he actually broke de Kock's record and become highest U19 scorer.
But now, someone from Bangladesh has broken Sami's record:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/en...ed;orderby=runs;template=results;type=batting
QDK is at 3rd.
Bangla guy has lower average and took many more matches though.
Is that the first million dollar man Francis? Wonderful English style winger - I saw archieves of 79 & 80 European Cup Finals. Now, England has come to 50mn man Starling at wings....... (And England has got BIG Sam for Brain Clough .......)
So no, he actually broke de Kock's record and become highest U19 scorer.
But now, someone from Bangladesh has broken Sami's record:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/en...ed;orderby=runs;template=results;type=batting
QDK is at 3rd.
Bangla guy has lower average and took many more matches though.
So no, he actually broke de Kock's record and become highest U19 scorer.
But now, someone from Bangladesh has broken Sami's record:
http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/en...ed;orderby=runs;template=results;type=batting
QDK is at 3rd.
Bangla guy has lower average and took many more matches though.
He is going to play 2019 WC, if not 2020 & he'll tour Australia, as opener.
Just coming back now and saw the score.
Nice going Pak.
Entertaining program with Nasser and ABD.
I know it is too early to say but will Pakistan be looking to bat just once?
I know it is too early to say but will Pakistan be looking to bat just once?
Bloody Botham
I know it is too early to say but will Pakistan be looking to bat just once?
What did he say?
Waqar had no answers to talk about sami who he didnt give more chances as an opener after the bangladesh tour.. and now sami is playing a gem of an inns for a batsman to play his first 1st class cricket in england facing anderson...
Both the batsmen have done their hard work , don't need to throw it away.
Yes - let's blame Waqar!
Root having a miserable test till now.
That a cameraman which Azhar Ali wanted moving had been there all match, which he has...
Actually there's a second Edgbaston (well, Birmingham) link with that Nottingham Forest team which didn't just win the league like Leicester, but went on to win those consecutive European Cups to which you refer.
Trevor Francis was one of two Birmingham City strikers at that time. The other was a big, bustling Scottish blond called Kenny Burns who had been converted from a defender when Bob Latchford left for Everton in 1974.
Trevor Francis provided the pace and Kenny Burns provided the muscle at Birmingham.
When Forest were promoted to the top division, Brian Clough signed Kenny Burns - so a year and a half before he signed Francis. And it was an absolute masterstroke. He converted him back into a central defender, but he could play the ball out from the back rather like a Guardiola player like Gerard Pique.
Cloughie paired Kenny Burns with an old-fashioned central defender thug (Dave Needham or Larry Lloyd). They frightened strikers to death all the way across Europe, and then Burns played the ball out from the back.
So the road to two European Cups really began just down the road from Edgbaston, with Kenny Burns.