20 20 final Aus V The Old Dart

Who will the final Aus or the old dart?
by how many?
man of match?

My picks
Aus
1 wicket no overs (Nail biter/old-fashioned stoush)
Michael Clarke

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The alternative is a compulsory enrolment in a class to read knitting patterns.

notice the poms havent said a word as they have won an internation piece of silver ware in 35 years!
Can wait for the ashes

OK, You'll be enrolled in the Knitting-Pattern-Reading 101 class.

I can knit
broken leg
knitted a nice jumper

knitted a nice jumper

photographic evidencde required. PM me for my email addy.

farout I was 23
but I may have an old photo some where. this is now a knitting thread
I'll post for all to see

whats you favourite pattern?

this is now a knitting thread

After proving that I can hijack a thread, you may as well continue your Boxing discussion.

I've got no one to box
NSW to win the super 14

Originally Posted by teylyn

you may as well continue your Boxing discussion.

As this is now a boxing thread, may as well mention that that the UK's (nay, Bolton's) Amir Khan beat US Paulie Malignaggi to retain his WBA super lightweight title.

May as well as make the most of that as England has no chance in the cricket ...

DominicB

Winner South Africa
by three wickets
Man of the Match Craig Kieswetter

Notice how The Old Darts team/players all had good aussie surnames

Originally Posted by pike

notice the poms havent said a word as they have won an internation piece of silver ware in 35 years!

Oh dear.
All gone quiet over there hasn't it Pikey, my old chum.

DominicB

I had a side bet on the poms to win
after 35 years the odds for a win were to good to pass up
Its good to see that they had a win, congradulations

I'm not bothered about cricket really but would just like to say...HA HA!!!

Dom

Yes, the pain is great the phone is ring off the hook. bloody poms

Congratulations on winning the first major title in limited overs cricket to England. I believe that England will give a very tough time in the coming Ashes down under.

missed this but.......yahhhhhhhhhhhh we won

No No No ,Mr ianbarnes The Old Dart are a hapless test team!

marcol

[QUOTE]

One team throws the ball and one team try to hit the ball with a bat,
6 points is the most points (or runs as it is referred to) the team which bat can get from one throw, hitting the ball clean and going out into the spectators,
without bouncing in the field after being hit, if it bounce and go into the spectators itīs worth 4 points (runs). The other way of making points (runs)
is to hit it and run (both players with bats run), for each time they reach the
other goal (or stumps as it is referred to in cricket) you get 1 point (runs).
Usually one or two points (runs), three and more are unusual.
You can also get points if the throwing team throws the ball so poorly, that the team that bats can run between the gates or in the best case for them, go into the crowds, I seen
4 points (runs) being won that way.
If the throwing team catch the ball in the air after it being hit the batting
guy is out, if they hit the stumps when the batting guy or his friend isnīt
home (a line shows if theyīre home), you can attack either goal as a throwing
team. Leg-by is like off-side, judged by the referee, the ball didnīt hit with
the bat and on his way to hit the stumps but are blocked by the batting guys
legs. Also if the stumps are hit from the throw by the ball it also mean that
the batting guy is out.
You play until all batting players are out (10) or you run out of throws.

that's the crappiest explanation i've ever read but as a jock it may be relevant to you! lol