My Most Favourite Cricket Performance EVER!!!
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the full harris
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- Feb 14, 2004
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yes, that was quality.
did he come out and hit a couple of sixes in that match as well?
i loved it when he did that.
did he come out and hit a couple of sixes in that match as well?
i loved it when he did that.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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the full harris said:
He was as blind as a bat and used to just swing at the ball in hope more than anything, but boy, when he connected the thing had a habit of heading for the upper tier, just more often than not he got himself out.
Soton Seagull
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Best for me was Devon's batting against Windies where he score a career best 29, smacking Ambrose and Walsh all over the place.
Dave the OAP
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Botham vs Aussies at Headingly.
Followed by Willis's bowling in the Aussies second innings
No question
Followed by Willis's bowling in the Aussies second innings
No question
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Atherton's performance to save the mactch against South Africa, gritty and very Boycott, but funny as it pissed the Springboks off.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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In about 1973, Sussex played Kent in a Gillette Cup Quarter Final at Hove. Kent were a strong side with Knott, Luckhurst, Underwood etc. and their fans arrogantly assumed they would walk all over us. John Snow had other ideas and blew away their top order with a spell that was as fast as I have ever seen and Sussex claimed an easy victory.
Another favourite has to be Shane Warne's first ball in a test series in England. The look on Gatting's face as he walked was classic.
Greig's sporting attempt to run out Kallicharan who was walking off after play had closed in a test in the Windies, was highly enteraining. Greig claimed that as the umpires hadn't called that play had ended, play was still active. The umpires initially supported Grieg's appeal and a massive international row ensued resulting in Kallicharan being e-instated the next morning.
More of an incident than performance, but still memorable.
Harmison against the Windies, 2nd innings at Port of Spain this year was pretty impressive
Another favourite has to be Shane Warne's first ball in a test series in England. The look on Gatting's face as he walked was classic.
Greig's sporting attempt to run out Kallicharan who was walking off after play had closed in a test in the Windies, was highly enteraining. Greig claimed that as the umpires hadn't called that play had ended, play was still active. The umpires initially supported Grieg's appeal and a massive international row ensued resulting in Kallicharan being e-instated the next morning.
More of an incident than performance, but still memorable.
Harmison against the Windies, 2nd innings at Port of Spain this year was pretty impressive
Storer68
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Personally, I prefered this one above all others.....................
