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Who'd av thought it - Matthew Turner - 21-03-2018 Just when you think nothing can surprise you, Scotland playing West Indies for a place in the Cricket World Cup - looking pretty good after 10 overs. RE: Who'd av thought it - Matthew Turner - 21-03-2018 (21-03-2018, 09:23 AM)Matthew Turner Wrote: Just when you think nothing can surprise you, Scotland playing West Indies for a place in the Cricket World Cup - looking pretty good after 10 overs. West Indies having another wobble at 35 overs. RE: Who'd av thought it - Matthew Turner - 21-03-2018 Well I guess some sort of order has been restored to the universe, but a tragic way for Scotland to go out. RE: Who'd av thought it - Alan Bell - 22-03-2018 (21-03-2018, 03:53 PM)Matthew Turner Wrote: Well I guess some sort of order has been restored to the universe, but a tragic way for Scotland to go out. Is this cricket based banter an attempt to suck up to Peter Svidler? RE: Who'd av thought it - Matthew Turner - 23-03-2018 (22-03-2018, 03:54 PM)Alan Bell Wrote:(21-03-2018, 03:53 PM)Matthew Turner Wrote: Well I guess some sort of order has been restored to the universe, but a tragic way for Scotland to go out. I enjoy the cricket World Cup. You’ve got the big clashes but then you’ve the David vs Goliath struggles; Ireland have had some brilliant matches. Now the ICC have reduced the number of teams and that magic of the cup is missing, I cannot fathom the logic. RE: Who'd av thought it - Andy McCulloch - 11-06-2018 (23-03-2018, 11:57 AM)Matthew Turner Wrote:(22-03-2018, 03:54 PM)Alan Bell Wrote:(21-03-2018, 03:53 PM)Matthew Turner Wrote: Well I guess some sort of order has been restored to the universe, but a tragic way for Scotland to go out. Well indeed, who'd have thought Scotland would defeat the 'Auld Enemy' at cricket. |