Clinton has been sending Ollie to the same hairdresser. @VicStateCricket
Can we get a moratorium on comparing the pitches in Perth and Melbourne?
If Perth’s pitch was so bad, why did England spend the majority of Travis Head’s innings bowling it half way down with six on the fence? And doing same to Marnus when he came in?
I've always found Australia to be gracious losers (on the very odd occasion they DO lose to England at home - and, yes, I know they won the Ashes). The last few days have been different dailymail.co.uk/sport/cricke…
Also, there is a point here on different reaction. But points finger at Australia vis press reaction (hmmm…) vs looking at what we might have respected about 2010/11 team vs this lot.
Lots enjoy pointing out Aussies riled up by Bazball, without touching a main point.
Where’s the logic here? Australia wanted a result wicket when 2-1 up against India, with Bumrah at the peak of his powers? Pull the other one.
Just seen that what “Australia wants” pitch wise doesn’t actually come into play at all. @willis_macp
Jack McNamara retweeted
'I think of my Grandpa, who would meet his mates at his local every week. The area they settled in was fondly known as Bullshit Corner — now just another groove in that pub’s history.'
I tackled a very important subject this week in @ftweekend: the pub.
on.ft.com/3IRSzXI
We deserve to lose this game for giving Matthew Hayden to the commentary world. #INDvsAUS
Like Aus grade cricket. If the spinner was a gun when you took over, you lock them in up the hill/into the breeze all day after new ball loses its shine.
When it’s a new spinner on your hands, you trust your quicks until it’s the over before lunch/they’ve gone around the park.
Oh how I wished he wore a New South Wales helmet with tape over the badge. @gradecricketer
a) It's still inflation, i.e. prices to increase by 2%.
b) It's the measured by the CONSUMER price index.
It's not an interest rate rise! Framing seems like the same template.
"But will the banks pass it on!????"
Jack McNamara retweeted
Following on the ‘Murphy reminds me of Swann’ comments - a better technical breakdown of why …
🏏 Todd Murphy was Australia's only highlight in Nagpur. The 22-year-old took 7 wickets in his Test debut.
Listen to Ed Cowan explain how Murphy managed to find instant success in India, on the Grandstand Cricket Podcast.
🎧 Find the pod here: bit.ly/3YG2x4o
A wonderful perspective.
If you had have been fifteen years younger, then Terry Jenner / Cricket Aus / Cricket Vic would have fixed that! #TheAustralianWay

















