windies beat pakistan
India 0 - 2 Ireland
YANK FLAGS IN
>>157172197kek KEK K E K
>>157172197are there even any sports that both of those nations play?
>>157172310britisher victim complex mental gymnastics
>>157172330GOTTERN
When I am in a British cock sucking competition and my opponents are Convict "men" :
Had the best day of my life (this year, so far) lads. Won't go into details but if we're keeping it /cric/ related I cartwheeled the FUCK out of middle stump at about 155kph.
this nigga really entering british cocksucking contests oh nonono
>>157172366tipping it was the 4pm finish then pub
>>157172366happy for you champ
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>>157172372very close - it was me telling the boss I was going to the dentist at 2pm and actually going to a job interview and the interview going so well they took me along to the after work drinks. Did the needful and bought the first round, but asked the bartenderess to charge me double and bring out a second round which was well received.
a genuine all timer
>>157172400big gamble attending Tbh very real chance of it all going wrong
>>157163435was busy with other stuff m8, was only planning to do the streams themselves for a couple of rounds and then just do the highlights and reports posts but I haven't even done that, just haven't had the time.
Strayabros how are you guys better at this sport than India? I thought this was literally the only thing India cared about?
>Babar Azam (c)>not out>58wallahi our king
Reminder dirty rotten subhuman cheating convicts were knocked out of the World Cup by starving Zimbabweans and the worst Lankan side in decades
>>157172606but that was t20 so it doesn't matterbut India-Ireland t20 matters
/ONE-DAY/ CUP catch-up post:Highlights and Reports of third round (sundays) matches:BBC being shit as per usual and now just doing a single round up article even though the ECB release a (usually dogshit admittedly) article for each match: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/articles/c2k7gegl75qoECB reports on cricinfo and The Cricketer website >Group A Gloucestershire 212/4. (36.1) v Kent 208. (48.4)>RESULT: Gloucs win by 6 wickets.https://youtu.be/2R_luGxoO8QLeicestershire 362/8. (50.0) v Lancashire 383/4. (50.0)>RESULT: Lancs win by 21 runs.https://youtu.be/8P9lfx61zmwSomerset 337/8. (50.0) v Warwickshire 212. (39.4)>RESULT: Somerset win by 125 runs.https://youtu.be/hC3lai-cm04Surrey 258/4. (43.1) v Northamptonshire 254/8. (50.0)>RESULT: Surrey win by 6 wickets.https://youtu.be/jRmihZYz9ag>Group BEssex 257/7. v Derbyshire 248/9. >RESULT: Essex win by 9 runs. https://youtu.be/kwOhiOzvg9gMiddlesex 67/2. (9.1) v Glamorgan 66. (20.5)>RESULT: Middx win by 8 wickets. https://youtu.be/s4weBpd0EC8Sussex 140. (27.5) v Yorkshire 325/7. (48.0)>RESULT: Yorks win by 184 runs. https://youtu.be/_bNKQJRw8qUWorcestershire 307/8.v Hampshire 303. (49.4)>RESULT: Worcestershire win by 4 runs. https://youtu.be/6wXMyymbwwEYesterdays (round 4) matches:>Group A Lancshire 227-4 (47.5) v Kent 223 all out (46.5)>RESULT: Lancs win by 6 wicketshttps://youtu.be/gsdFCQvZuWkNottinghamshire 200/5. (42.3) v Leicestershire 199. (48.2)>RESULT: Notts win by 5 wicketshttps://youtu.be/qY5U9sA90LY
Notts v Leics report (1/2)Notts Outlaws moved to the top of the Group A table after a five-wicket victory over Leicestershire Foxes maintained their 100% winning start from three matches in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.Ben Martindale top-scored with 50, allrounder Lyndon James hit an unbeaten 38 and South Africa wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne made 35 as Leicestershire's below-par 199 was overhauled with 45 balls to spare at Trent Bridge.Left-arm spinner Joe Pocklington impressed with a career-best 4 for 40, including the key wickets of in-form Hamza Shaikh and South African allrounder Ruan de Swardt, as the Foxes were dismissed in 48.2 overs.Captain Stephen Eskinazi carried his bat for an unbeaten 93 but only Shaikh (35), who has hit 263 runs in his first four Leicestershire innings, offered any meaningful support. Brett Hutton and James claimed two wickets each.Hutton's opening spell claimed the wickets of Rishi Patel, caught behind off an inside edge, and Ian Holland, who nicked one that moved away as Leicestershire, who chose to bat first, toiled to 26 for 2 in the powerplay. Dillon Pennington was as impressive as Hutton's new-ball partner, conceding just seven runs in five overs.On a slow pitch, Eskinazi and Shaikh added 66 for the third wicket but it took them 18 and a half overs in the face of some consistently tight bowling. The pressure built by spinners Pocklington and Farhan Ahmed then yielded a breakthrough as Shaikh tried to break the shackles and was caught at long-off.
(2/2)Eskinazi found some joy against Farhan but the Foxes lost another key man as de Swardt, fresh from a List A career-best 126 against Lancashire on Sunday, cannoned the ball into his stumps attempting to reverse sweep.Jonny Tattersall and Ben Cox seemed to look ruefully at the pitch after being bowled by Pennington and James. Ben Green lofted James for six over midwicket but then chipped straight to extra cover. Ajaz Patel sent up a steepling leg-side catch to give Pocklington his fourth. Mo Rizvi helped a James slower ball to fine leg and Alex Green was run out without facing a ball, leaving Eskinazi unbeaten.The Outlaws started briskly, their batting powerplay worth double Leicestershire's at 52 for 2, despite losing opener George Munsey second ball when the Scotland international hit tamely to mid-off. Martindale and Freddie McCann shared nine boundaries before McCann was caught behind as Alex Green found some extra bounce.Skipper Haseeb Hameed was caught on the long-off boundary after a scratchy 20 and the home side lost a fourth wicket when Martindale, having completed his second List A half-century, fell victim to some nice work behind the stumps by Cox as former Kent legspinner Rizvi picked up his first wicket for Leicestershire.Rizvi (2-42) struck again as Verreynne popped back a simple return catch but with the Foxes a bowler light after de Swardt suffered a leg muscle injury, their total ultimately proved too few to defend, leaving them with two wins and two defeats from four.
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Lancs v Kent report (1/2)England Lions past and present Matty Hurst and Mitch Stanley stood out with bat and ball respectively as Lancashire beat Kent by six wickets in the first-ever first-team game played at the Red Rose county's new second home, AO Farington.Stanley, a fast bowler on England's radar and who toured with the Lions over the winter, impressed with 3 for 43 from 10 overs as Kent were bowled out for 223. Their captain and opener Daniel Bell-Drummond top-scored with a determined 56.Wicketkeeper-batter Hurst, a Lion in the 2024-25 winter, was similarly determined in setting up Lancashire's chase with 55 off 89 balls, including only two boundaries. Australian overseas Marcus Harris and Rocky Flintoff then helped finish things off with more expansive innings of 47 and 37 not out. Lancashire have now won two and lost one in Group A, while Kent have lost two and won one.On a pitch showing signs of uneven bounce, Kent largely chipped away at the runs, though did elevate Grant Stewart to No. 6 to attack, which he did for 22.The first three wickets all fell with batters looking suspiciously at the pitch, including Stanley claiming a superb one-handed return catch diving forwards after one popped at Sam Northeast.Stanley's trio of scalps was supplemented by two each for fellow seamers Tom Bailey, Jack Blatherwick and George Balderson.Bailey bowled the very first ball in a competitive fixture at this ground, which is a stone's throw from his birth city of Preston. It was actually a wide to Ben Dawkins - one of 17. Extras totalling 26 was the third top score in the Kent innings.
(2/2)While Bell-Drummond played with great skill, Harry Finch, Stewart and Jaydn Denly all added useful scores in the 20s. Keith Dudgeon bettered them with an unbeaten 31 off 25 to give Kent a late boost.Lancashire made an understandably watchful start to their chase, Keaton Jennings adding 44 with Hurst before being trapped lbw by Ekansh Singh's seam in his first over, the 11th of the innings.The home bowlers certainly extracted more out of the pitch. But, even so, boundaries were at a premium in front of a limited sold-out crowd of 2000 as part of the venue's testing phase.Hurst shared 79 for the second wicket with Josh Bohannon, who contributed 47 like Harris before edging a rising delivery from South African seamer Dudgeon behind - 123 for 2 in the 31st over.Hurst reached his fifty off 84 balls shortly afterwards with only one boundary included, a cover drive against the legspin of ex-Lancashire spinner Matt Parkinson. He hit another boundary before drilling Stewart's seam to mid-off with 147 on the board in the 36th over.Lancashire needed 51 off 10 overs, with fourth-wicket duo Harris and Flintoff together. And that was the time for controlled acceleration, the pair sharing 69 before the former was stumped off Denly's spin with the victory line in sight, as Lancashire won with 13 balls remaining.
>>157172613Kek it's engshitters and convicts - double standards, hypocrisy and perfidy is ingrained into their cultureAfter getting knocked out of the footy World Cup by getting outjumped by a midget Argie /weak DNA/ engshitters are seething extra hard at SIXTY YEARS OF HURT in the only sport they care about
>>157172644They care about cricket too but since they are so shit at it they pretend that they dont care. I hate Britain so much bros its unreal
what the fuck is happening in here
Kek that swedish ahmed trying to bandwagon with the India hate train is so pathetic, anglos ocassionally seething at india is atleast funny since we doubly hate and plap them, but Swedes? Literally nobody cares kek
>>157172400Should have offered to buy the first bag too. Missed a trick. They would have made you CEO
Did we get a Bard weekend innings report?
>>157172655After 2005 cricket stopped being on free to air tv and it killed the interest in cricket here and the Premier League has become 24/7 year round pretty much else before the summer belonged to cricket. Now only football would spark the engshitters into having a parade - that's why they're extra hurt at losing to geriatric Argies who got dogwalked by SpainThe engshitters that post here are just refugees from /brit/ - the most schizo hellhole of this hellhole - and unfortunately their mental illnesses out off the other countries posting. Used to have Caribbean, Indian, Lankan, p*ki, k*nglu, Saffer posters back in the day
>>157172710don't reply to those that can't handle the bantz and should gtfo
the cricket
Another day another Indian mindbroken by Ireland
>>157172710>and the Premier League has become 24/7 year round pretty much else before the summer belonged to cricket.Very ironic statement to make in light of the Hundred.
>>157172710it makes sense then, always thought this posters in /cric/ are more /int/ coded than /sp/
Replying to micksperg on a vpn? wbm.
>>157172414crisp out of control alco
>>157172616welcome back fellaappreciate the write-ups, though would prefer you didn't reddit space them - it hurts my eyes
Is this the worst year of cricket on record?Even WWII had bradman setting records
>>157172815It was just because I copy+pasted them soz
Todays /ONE-DAY/ Cup Matches:Streams in usual places>Group A Warwickshire v Surrey >Group B Durham v Glamorgan Sussex v Essex Yorkshire v Worcestershire Wish I was going to Arundel to watch the cricky, not even going Goodwood to watch the racing :(
>>157172725Would have been funny and made more sense to me if instead the Hindu /businessminds/ just bought the engshitter t20 blast and promoted that instead and left the indebted engshitter cricket board holding the82 bag>>157172730Indeed a shame because cricket has such great narrative. /147/ is more chill and funny - probably because there's no convicts there
>>157172888Wasted because cricket (I dont get it, prolly just fox snd grape situation)
>>157172400post her arse
manager champed me fr : '(
>>157172888The Blast was never going to be sold off because it has no value to the ECB.
engshitter actually means victory
Jamboy coincidentally sharing the same interests with Zachy again
KABOOMBROsss????yall kaBOOM’d yet¿
>>157172541traditionally athletic ethnic mix, sporting culture and good climate for sport basically. >we're at least top 3 in terms of overall sporting performance
I ain't irish, but ma money dublin
>>157172996>Outlook for Android
>>157172811demonstrating alcoholism is actually a good move. every man has a vice, and drinking problems is neat and tidy and ultimately quite endearing. "X is a problem because he will always be up for the full duration of a post work drink" literally no one has ever said this. but when a man does not drink you're left to wonder about what depraved degeneracies he gets up to and he might reveal if drunkchief keef knew this
One of the many reasons why the H*ndred is ultimately doomed to failure is that cricket is primarily a rural pursuit in the UKThe ECB bigwigs have for some time been determined to sideline smaller counties in favour of a new structure centred around big cities, and the H*ndred effectively represents the culmination of that effortBut where is cricketing support and culture strongest? In the village teams where locals faithfully play week after week, in the semi-rural tarq schools which produce the best cricketers, among the middle-class families who left the city for the provinces year ago
How many elite English cricketers were actually born and raised in a city? Very few tbqhwy
