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"There used to be a bloke who gave himself out by walking when he'd hit the ball. The popularity of that within his team-mates may be shown by the fact that since his retirement, they no longer reply to any emails, phone calls or text messages."
Adam Gilchrist gives a tongue-in-cheek response to his own philosophy of 'walking'

Oct 12, 2008

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Notes from the pavilion for November 4th

By Will last year, at the start of November Leave a comment on this post

Links of note from the past 24 hours:

• Cricket Mystery - A new site from John Morrison, the former New Zealand batsman
• All Blacks failure should sound alarm bells in cricket as well - Interesting piece from John Morrison attacking modern analysis

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