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The philosophy of cricket. That means I say controversial things that attempts to challenge the dominant paradigms in current cricket thinking. Yes. The paradigms. I also try to say nice things about spinners.
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Come see what Shane Warne is promoting now. Come visit his favorite poker table in the same visit.
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Blogs
4.5 Inches Of Wood
All Padded Up
Beer and Sport
Chinese Cut
The Corridor of Uncertainty (a cricket blog)
Cow Corner
Cricket = Action = Art
Cricket 24x7
Cricket Ahead
Cricket-Blog.com
Cricket Crazy
Cricket Etcetera
Cricket Fanatic
Cricket Fizz
Cricket Only and Only Cricket
Cricket Forever
Cricket reviews Cricket Village
Cricket With Balls
The Cricket Watcher’s Journal
Crucket
Dead Ball
Deuce of Davenport/
Eye On Cricket
Flintoff’s Ashes
Fly Slip
Frank Woolley’s Ghost
The Game of Cricket
The God Of Cricket - a forum
Good Cricket Wicket
All Padded Up
Beer and Sport
Chinese Cut
The Corridor of Uncertainty (a cricket blog)
Cow Corner
Cricket = Action = Art
Cricket 24x7
Cricket Ahead
Cricket-Blog.com
Cricket Crazy
Cricket Etcetera
Cricket Fanatic
Cricket Fizz
Cricket Only and Only Cricket
Cricket Forever
Cricket reviews Cricket Village
Cricket With Balls
The Cricket Watcher’s Journal
Crucket
Dead Ball
Deuce of Davenport/
Eye On Cricket
Flintoff’s Ashes
Fly Slip
Frank Woolley’s Ghost
The Game of Cricket
The God Of Cricket - a forum
Good Cricket Wicket
Harrow Drive
Hawk Mouth
History of Cricket
Island Express
Line and Length
Last Of The Summer Whine
The Match Referee
Mike On Cricket
Miss Field
Nightwatchgirl
No Ballz
The Old Bugger
Outside The Line
Past Point
Pappu’s Plane - cricket statistics
Rain No Play
Republique Cricket
Reverse Swing Manifesto
Sportsfreak
Spun Out
State Cricket
Straight Points
Third Umpire
The Warbling Willow
Well pitched
The Wisden Cricketer
12 comments:
Where is the music at the start from?
I am standing and applauding. At once.
It's from The Phantom Menace, it's called Duel of the Fates and it's by John Williams. The whole soundtrack is worth a listen, even if the film is ham.
I love it, it's awesome, it must have taken ages... but didn't I wish for the third Ashes test?
The choice of the "Jeeves and Wooster" music for Straussy was genius. As was the rest.
This is all kinds of f*cking genius, you big old superbrain..
A couple of comments though, you be careful with that knife on your lovely dining table, you need a chopping board under, when committing the old ultra-violence.
And also,what was going on with that bowler hat.. Tatty!
If you ever need lend of a nicely kept bowler, you let old Swarvey know.
Missy, I ignored that request, remember? However, you did once ask that I put on eye-liner.
Suave, the hat was provided by my friend, Chris. He actually had two. One, given to him by his grandfather, was worth a lot of money. The other, was a £5 jobby. I thought it safer to go for the cheapo one.
Glad the rest of you enjoyed the film.
Hark!
I stopped short of saying I liked the Clockwork Orange look, and now I know it was more than just the hat. My subconscious noticed, even if I didn't.
You are good to me, sir!
Off I go to loop the video.
Have now watched it back properly with sound and I agree with the others - absolute genius.
you are getting worryingly adapt at this atheist...
worryingly coz one day one of the famous hollywood studio is going to hire you for full fledged movie and we will be left without your viddy-blogs... :((
It's even the perfect length for drinking a brew.
There's no higher praise than that.
Yikes. It wasn't loading so I opened the Youtube page itself to be greeted by this message: "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Serendip LLC".
Yeah.
Bastards, aren't they?
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