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

My attempt at The Week That Was is also up here.

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Comments to “The Week That Was” Wraye wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 3.43 pm

fishing for compliments, or what?

You are doing just fine, Will. We are right behind you

Will wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 3.59 pm

Not really fishing, more putting them here so I know where to find them!

Rakesh wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 6.03 pm

suprised not see a thing about the ongoing ODI b/w India and SA on your blog. Its a series between two sides which want to retain the momentum they gathered in the recent past and is making a fascinating contest (http://teesra.blogspot.com).

Looking forward to the contests between Vaughn and Dravid for the upcoming test series.

Wraye wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 6.27 pm

alright

But just so that you know, we are ungrateful, merciless buggers, who are pulling your leg most of the time

Will wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 10.10 pm

Rakesh, indeed - and I apologise, but there’s only so much I/we can include. We have Indian and London offices and writers - and pieces are always going to reflect where we come from. If I’m not actively working on a series, chances are I/we may not write about it - to do so would risk including a mistake or something. So, next week when someone else does TWTW I’m sure there will be a different slant/take on events which will reflect another angle of the cricketing world. We all have different voices after all. Thanks for your comment

Innocent Abroad wrote:
November 20th, 2005 at 11.30 pm

Great column, Will - especially the idea of the Fletcher/Rummy job-swap - now we know you can do Gideon Haigh, we expect hommage to Arlott, Cardus and Swanton

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