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Cricinfo’s conference in Goa

2 years ago, mid-November

It doesn’t work very well, no idea why. Erm…I’ll try it again in the week. If you’re a Cricinfo person email me if you want the JPEGs.

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This is superb! On a beach near Fife in Scotland; even in August, Scotland can be a chilly place. But it’s always beautiful. I spent so many holidays in my youth on the west coast of Scotland - an incredible country. Check out the larger photo too.

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Beach cricket in Vietnam

2 years ago, at the end of July

cricket on the beach

Originally uploaded by Flickr user Tiana & Euan.

Can’t beat it…

Contrasting scenes

2 years ago, at the end of June

Contrasting scenes.

Southwold, Sussex, England

Cricket on the beach

Somewhere in India

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The game in Goa

2 years ago, mid-June

The game of the nation

Originally uploaded by Flickr user mszmpkb.

On the beach at Goa

I want to be on the beach

2 years ago, mid-April

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Originally uploaded by Flickr user gabrielliot1.

Damn Jennifer and damn her beach talk. Damn her emails about the proximity of the beach to her flat and damn everyone, damn it all! I want to be on the beach playing cricket!

And damn South Africa and damn New Zealand for being so damn dull. Actually that’s bollocks, it’s a cracking Test match.

Beach cricket in Sri Lanka

3 years ago, at the end of November

Another great photo - this is a fabulous “beach cricket” shot in Sri Lanka

Beach Cricket in Sri Lanka

Is there ‘owt better than beach cricket?

3 years ago, at the start of November

Is there ‘owt better than beach cricket?

Beach cricket

[via Mekon on Flickr]

Pitcher perfect

3 years ago, at the end of August

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Photo taken by Joris Machielse @ Flickr.com.

No it’s not a spelling mistake…I’m trying to be funny. Geddit? No, fair enough. This Indian is having a bowl on a beach, but the photographer says he’s a pitcher, or a “trower,” whatever a trower is. Who wants to tell him [the photographer] the proper terminology, or shall we sit back in smug satisfaction that we know the rules and he doesn’t?