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Fantasy Cricket

By Will 3 years ago, mid-May Leave a comment on this post

Pretty good start to my fantasy cricket season - 3434 points and position 2324

OA Shah
Middlesex

RSC Martin-Jenkins

MR Ramprakash
Surrey

RWT Key
Kent

M Muralitharan
Lancashire

JP Crawley
Hampshire

AR Caddick
Somerset

EC Joyce (Captain)
Middlesex

RJ Kirtley
Sussex

AJ Tudor
Essex

MA Wallace
Glamorgan

In come Kirtley and Crawley, replacing Keegan and (??). This weeks’ password is ELECTRIC

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6 Responses to “Fantasy Cricket”

andrew fowles wrote:
August 21st, 2005 at 5.01 pm

Do you know the telegraph fantasy cricket password for this week?

Many thanks

Andrew Fowles

Paddy Heron wrote:
August 29th, 2005 at 1.28 pm

Password for 29th August 2005 is Sunday

Mandy Candy wrote:
September 5th, 2005 at 9.11 am

Any clues what the password is yesterday 4/9/05 please?

Stuart Blair wrote:
November 19th, 2005 at 12.30 pm

Do you know the telegraph fantasy cricket (international) password for this week. Please?

d wrote:
May 15th, 2006 at 6.13 pm

Do you know the telegraph fantasy cricket password for this week?

would have come in telegraph on 11/05/06

thanks

d

Sten56850 wrote:
January 12th, 2007 at 2.13 pm

I haven’t been up to much today. I’ve just been letting everything happen without me. Basically nothing seems worth bothering with. I’ve just been hanging out doing nothing. I just don’t have anything to say right now. More or less nothing happening.

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