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Jason Gillespie Tribute Post

By Scott 2 years ago, mid-April, 2 Comments »

Well, every dog will have his day but not every night-watchman gets his century! He resumes today on his birthday on 102 not out, and who knows what else is possible if he goes the tonk! (has a slog, for those of you not fluent in Australian).

Osman Samiuddin calls Gillespie the tailender who isn’t. Malcolm Conn noted his discreet celebrations and Nabila Ahmed called him resurgent. Rick Eyre notes a historical fact.

Anyone want to tip what his final score will be? I’ll guess 126. Mike Hussey meanwhile could get anything. Although a declaration might not be far away if it rains.

Tags: australia, australia-in-bangladesh, bangladesh, declarations, jason-gillespie, malcolm-conn, mike-hussey, nabila-ahmed, osman-samiuddin, rain, rick-eyre |

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