henrycrs wrote:My boss fly’s our next weekend for 2 weeks. He loves the cricket, but he loves getting leathered more. It’s win win for him
Definitely on my list of things to do.
Probably when I retire.
henrycrs wrote:My boss fly’s our next weekend for 2 weeks. He loves the cricket, but he loves getting leathered more. It’s win win for him
Holden Mcgroyne wrote:I'm utterly baffled at the bookies odds on this. England were 12/1 to win at close of play last night, I wouldn't be tempted at 120/1. West Indies are 1/4, a return of 25% by tomorrow.
Do your own research etc etc, but that's buying money.
subsub wrote:Holden Mcgroyne wrote:I'm utterly baffled at the bookies odds on this. England were 12/1 to win at close of play last night, I wouldn't be tempted at 120/1. West Indies are 1/4, a return of 25% by tomorrow.
Do your own research etc etc, but that's buying money.
England could bat for another four sessions to earn a draw, but six? Nah, not having that.
They certainly won't be chasing down 630 to win a Test match, that's for sure.
That said, just looked at the weather forecast for Sat/Sun
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/0/3374036
I went to watch a test in Trinidad in my younger days. Had a great time, although it's not the tourist trap like others. We won the test match too. Also got to meet Lara and Clive Lloyd and all of the teams as they all drank in the same place.subsub wrote:henrycrs wrote:My boss fly’s our next weekend for 2 weeks. He loves the cricket, but he loves getting leathered more. It’s win win for him
Definitely on my list of things to do.
Probably when I retire.
the puddin wrote:I went to watch a test in Trinidad in my younger days. Had a great time, although it's not the tourist trap like others. We won the test match too. Also got to meet Lara and Clive Lloyd and all of the teams as they all drank in the same place.subsub wrote:henrycrs wrote:My boss fly’s our next weekend for 2 weeks. He loves the cricket, but he loves getting leathered more. It’s win win for him
Definitely on my list of things to do.
Probably when I retire.
carcinogen wrote:We are an arrogant bunch of pricks aren't we. Obviously I'm generalizing. I'm no massive creegit (partly because I'm too poor to afford Sky Sports) fan but I got the impression that all the former player-pundits, commentators and analysts dismissed the Windies as a bunch of 'lazy ni**ers' who sat around on the beach eating coconuts all day and that this series would be a breeze. Seems that the players bought into the post-colonial stereotype too. Oh what glee to see the white mans wicket fall apart.