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BC Wench
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I don't like......

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Cricket, oh no, I love it. Well my boys beat India in the ODI series 2 games to 1 and it was a nail biting moment :clap:
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BC Wench wrote: Sun Jul 19, 2026 9:10 pm Cricket, oh no, I love it. Well my boys beat India in the ODI series 2 games to 1 and it was a nail biting moment :clap:
Well done to 'your boys' :clap: I wish I could participate with your fav game Barb but I haven't got a clue! :silent:

Surely others on here must be interested? :think: Come on guys!!!
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Rob
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:o :o :o Just because Barb was a "Scorer" for a Birmingham Works cricket team in the 80's doesnt make her an aficionado !! Now Ken is another kettle of fish he played the game with a very good friend of mine and his , Ken's, opinion would matter. I'd be interested to hear Ken's opinion of the 100 series. Oh and on the subject of cricket can i just pause to pay my respect for Sir Garfield Sobers a boyhood idol of mine who passed away recently.
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