It was nice to see All Out Cricket magazine take my lead and
do an article on New Zealand
cricket, off course what I wrote last week has no influence on what was written
in AOC, but it goes to show what a hot topic of conversation the fall out in NZ
cricket is.
Now I don’t know about you but I was quite enthralled by the
latest England
match on TV Sunday morning, but it wasn’t the blokes it was the English women.
It looked like it was going to be a nail biter, but Katherine Brunt ripped
through the lower middle order helping England to win by 30 runs.
Earlier in the game captain Charlotte Edwards score a
magnificent century, which saw her become the highest run-scorer in women’s one
day internationals, congratulations to her.
With this victory the group is wide open, with each of the
four sides played two and won one each, so the game against the West Indies is
some what crucial on Tuesday morning, ah good job I have a day off! Best of
luck to Charlotte
and her side, I will most definitely have one eye on the game.
I looked up some of the ladies on Twitter, Charlotte Edwards
was quite to find, and hence I decided to follow her, along with about 16,000
others. Sarah Taylor was a bit difficult, seeing that both Sarah and Taylor are
quite common names, but when I found her to my surprise and delight I find out
she is an avid Gooner, good for you Sarah.
Katherine Brunt was quite interesting indeed as somehow I
don’t think she is on Twitter as it looks like some poor girls in America is
getting mixed with her, quite amusing, it reminds of the Ashes Twitter account
which made the headlines back in 2011 when England hammered the Aussies.
Anyway, that’s enough about that, 6.57, time for skittles
and a pint or two of Thatchers!
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