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India vs England in tweets
Why not show highights of rain delays from earlier games? #ct13 #IndvsEng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
Since it's been touted as India's Batting vs England's Bowling, all we really need is one innings to be played. #ct13 #indvseng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
The covers at Edgbaston take even more time to come off than those on Poonam Pandey's #engvsind #ct13
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
Shane Warne sounds like he's on heat - wants to score far more urgently than the Indians #ct13 #indvseng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
The Real ICC Champions Trophy Finals (Exclusive pic) #ct13 #IndvsEng pic.twitter.com/xsq8QL9Ef4
— Sujan Rao (@sujanrao) June 23, 2013
Good lord! This match looks like its buffering. Grrr. #IndvsEng
— Neeti Palta (@neetipalta) June 23, 2013
Seeing as Shikhar Dhawan nearly had a 2 year break between one dayers, what are these 10-15 minute rain delays for him? #ct13 #indvseng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
5th time this #ct13 that Rohit Sharma's has been the 1st wicket #indvseng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
Ravi Bopara is having the game of his life. Zindagi Na Milegi Bopara #INDvENG #CT13
— Cricket Gandu (@CricketGandu) June 23, 2013
Ashwin going for the second - whichever end he was headed to was the danger end #indvsng #ct13
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
No third umpire in his right mind can defy MS Dhoni and Sir Jadeja #ct13 #engvsind
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
I can see Ian Bell approaching the Indian dressing room along with a photograph of Andy Flower #ct13 #IndvsEng
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
I think India should play England in the Ashes now. Their prep is good. #indvseng #ct13
— Bored Cricket (@BoredCricket) June 23, 2013
Lagaan song playing. Full stadium singing. Full circle.
— Prithi (@prithinarayanan) June 23, 2013
Ishant Sharma has a plan.
It’s been learnt that Ishant Sharma could force the batsman to play the ball on the 5th day of the Edgbaston test. The plan until then is to muddle the batsman’s mind with a shrewd mix of wide outside-off and way outside leg bowling. In a nutshell, Ishant intends to play the waiting game.
The erstwhile conqueror of Ponting plans to bowl in the extended-corridor of uncertainty (keeping 3rd slip and gully honest) and only gradually move his probing line closer to the stumps.
“Look at my figures, I am the cheapest bowler today – 7 overs for just 16 runs, I want to make The Zaks proud…he once sang to me, you’re still young, it’s not your fault” explained Ishant as he gathered his goodies from the Riot! Sale.
In the absence of Zaheer Khan, Ishant could also attempt copying the injured bowler’s action, yet again. Last seen Ishant was looking for a hamstring injury.
Meanwhile Sachin Tendulkar, who is still enjoying the game, has postponed plans of scoring his 100th 100 until the 4th Test to put the team's interest ahead of personal milestones.
Beer Cricket.
The ball behaved like a hooligan. Streaked past the boundary and then knocked the beer of its perch. The beer stumbled, emptied itself on the ball. Beer and ball frolicked on the grass, it was a moment. The bereaved (the beer-eaved) was overcome with shock and media glare excitement.
Then the beer-ball was dried, and bowled with.
Minutes of tweets, 2nd Day Ashes:
Beer on ball. Look out for beamers.
In spite of the beer, the ball kept low.
Rudi though was high as a kite. Guess he drank the ball.
If that didn’t make sense, well, neither did Rudi.
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