My ancestors were definitely apes
Twatto, Missing Link and Hads reached 138 by the 12th over (24 runs off the first over - nice), with The Link pulling off the 2nd fastest T20 international half century before getting out on 67. Hads went with only one run and in came Travis Ernie. After a disappointing dot ball (Come on! Was I the only one hoping for a 6 off that first ball?), Ernie sent a nice ball to the boundary for 4 and the game, the series, the summer was over.
If Australia continue to take T20 seriously like this, I'm in serious danger of getting hooked.
12 comments:
Erm, it was newbie Christian who finished it off, not Ernie!
Had to look into the scorecard to verify that Travis Ernie indeed = Dan Christian. Heck!
I agree on Davo being the missing link. Between Ryan Harris and homo sapiens sapiens.
Bah Rishabh simulpost *lol*
It was ... bugger. You're right. I knew it was one of the newbies, but they all look the same after a while :-) plus I liked using Ernie.
Dammit - why must I rush posts?
I just went to facebook - I wrote Dan Christian on there when it was done, but for some reason got hooked on it being Enrie when I got here. I had killed my brain cells in the swimming pool ...
Dave Warner has an even lower forehead than Jimmeh. What are they breeding back home?
Australia gets a little bit shittier every time Warner gets runs.
May we say the transition is over?
I want rhyming!
Undefeated summer, but against the likes of West Indies, and Pakistan. Both teams can't play cricket for balls...
How could you forget a Redback!
Warner kicked ass, watched his innings again!
Undefeated summer is still a fine effort regardless of the opposition.
Pakistan just played like utter crap while the Windies I give a bit of a nod due to the fact they lacked key players. Although I think not playing Brendan Nash was a f'up on their part.
I wondered where Nash was as well, Ian. I like him.
And, yes, Poshe - we Aussies expect detractors when we succeed; they're always there. Let's not forget that we also beat your side recently, on home turf and with half a team ... :-)
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