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8 hours ago, topcat(The most tip top) said:

 


I think it got sidetracked after a comment about men dressed in Orange with dubious bowlers around the same time as Scotland were playing the Netherlands and after that it just continued

And to be fair discussions of Orange Walks are pretty grim so they need some light relief to break up the pattern

 

I'm struggling to decide which subject is the most grim.

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1 hour ago, Bairnardo said:

 


Cheers. Well worth a tenner I would think

 

 

1 hour ago, NorthernJambo said:


Not at all, happy to help. At 1/5 that's pointless. Could do worse than looking at AB de Villiers for most SA runs. A tasty 13/2 on skybet.

:lol: superb. 

Reminds me a joke. 

Was walking past Ladbrokes and saw a sign on the window saying open Sunday 11-5. Im having some of that it was open last Sunday. 

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Namibia arrived in Scotland this week for a 4 day ICC intercontinental cup tie in Ayr

They needn't have bothered.

The rain was so bad that Scotland only started their first innings on day 4.

For what it's worth Namibia declared on 403/7 and Scotland finished in 224/2

Henry Muncy completed his 100 not out with the last ball of the game

Mid table mediocrity beckons for Scotland

Our Irish friends may fall out with each other around this time of year but they should be getting behind their team who are battling it out with Afghanistan at the top of the table

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Thanks to the rain

We're now into day two of Scotland's One Day Game against Namibia in Edinburgh. Namibia are chasing 269 in 43 overs after Richie Berrington got 110 in Scotlands rain shortened innings

Namibia are currently 26/0 after 5.1 Overs

A win here would pretty much secure a top 4 slot with automatic entry to the World Cup qualifiers

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50 minutes ago, Cardinal Richelieu said:

Why can't they play cricket in the rain?

The conditions affect the bounce, the slipperiness of the ball etc...

But the main difference with other sports is that It will disadvantage the batting team more than their opponents.

In Football, Rugby,Hockey etc.  a downpour would affect both teams equally and you can ask them to just get on with it

Of course in recreational amateur cricket people aren't quite as fussy and might choose to play on through mild drizzle.

And some people are even less fussy than that



 

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Scotland bounce back from a horrible defeat to Namibia on Tuesday to get their first official win against a test playing side as they beat Zimbabwe by 26 runs via D/L at the Grange. Their first win in 24 attempts against Full Member sides.

 

They play again on the Saturday if P&B's cricket community have a free Saturday in Edinburgh.

 

 

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29 minutes ago, Sloop John B said:

Scotland bounce back from a horrible defeat to Namibia on Tuesday to get their first official win against a test playing side as they beat Zimbabwe by 26 runs via D/L at the Grange. Their first win in 24 attempts against Full Member sides.

I know almost nothing about Namibia except they play cricket and rugby.  Are they Zimbabwe/SA lite?  Have they a Grand Lodge?

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