Carbine Chaos
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If only McCosker hadn't dropped him.....And yet the 77 Ashes in England would be close to the top of worst Ashes series of all time, unless you were Geoff Boycott.
which ground was that again?
Mike Brearley is a real hero of mine, exceptional record as a captain, and was someone who get the best out of guys like Boycott and Botham. Edmonds thrived under him at Middlesex too, being a shrink, he seemed to handle he "difficult" cricketers very well.If only McCosker hadn't dropped him.....
which ground was that again?
from memory, it hosted a match in the 99 World Cup
which ground was that again?
from memory, it hosted a match in the 99 World Cup
What a legend. Was hard to dislike, even being a Pommy cricketer and all.
I have a feeling that it did die, they put in a new one and I think Dave Gilbert arced up a bit about it. Can't find a link, but he said something along the lines that it had always been a pain in the arse and when it died and they could get rid of it they planted a new one.For all that's written about the tree at Canterbury, I'd always pictured it somewhat larger than that.
I hope when it dies they transplant a new one in, its one of cricket's great ideosynchocies that should be maintained.
I have a feeling that it did die, they put in a new one and I think Dave Gilbert arced up a bit about it. Can't find a link, but he said something along the lines that it had always been a pain in the arse and when it died and they could get rid of it they planted a new one.
I have a feeling that it did die, they put in a new one and I think Dave Gilbert arced up a bit about it. Can't find a link, but he said something along the lines that it had always been a pain in the arse and when it died and they could get rid of it they planted a new one.
Thank you. Dve Gilbert might not have liked it, but I do. Its a part of that ground's history and character, and those are a large part of what makes cricket what it is.Yep the original was 120ft then shrunk to 90ft and eventually snapped in half which they replaced for a lime tree.
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