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Archive for December, 2005

Have a good one!

I’m heading off for Christmas and won’t be posting much if anything for a week or so, so have a great Christmas, thanks for stopping by, see ya soon.

Catch ya!

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New process for chucking

Much much simpler.

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The Burnt Bail Shop goes live!

I whacked a quick post up on Different Strokes with some of the great bargains you can currently acquire in the great world of sporting memorabilia.
The Burnt Bail is proud to launch its own memorabilia acquisition service and here are a few of the items you can currently purchase.
1. Greats of the game
A genuine […]

Rudolph the Perth test saviour

Had a very shiny nose.
And thoroughly deserved his ton. Great knock. All in all a draw was a fair result even if didn’t make for riveting viewing.
(I’m hoping this post doesn’t bite me in the arse as there’s still 4 overs to go but with 5 wickets needed a draw should be on, […]

Dodgy action gets Shabbir banned

Shabbir Ahmed has been banned for 12 months for chucking.
It’s at times like these that I’m glad the future of the game is in the hands of an organisation with such straightforward, logical, processes to investigate such things as chucking.
This is the ICC’s published process for dealing with flexi elbows.

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Ian Healy’s great idea

Umpire B Doctrove just made a great decision on the final day of the Perth test. Standing strong against a vociferous appeal from Warne and company, the umpire correctly ruled that the turning leggie marginally pitched outside leg.
Ian Healy commenting on the game, made a great observation;
“A great use of technology would be for […]

Who’s this guy Hodge?

Australia pluck a 31 year old from the obscurity of domestic cricket and he makes a double ton, and a mighty classy one at that.
Don’t you just hate them?
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Retirement planning, Earl Woods style

Earl Woods bred a Tiger. Richard Williams spawned a couple of tennis Supergirls and Damir Dokic did his utmost with Jelena until she estranged herself from his obsessive clutches.
So I am going to follow in the footsteps of these and other noble sporting parents and breed me a megastar. I have serious reservations […]