@WG_RumblePants We seem to be a nation of sporting masochists. As soon as we have the hint of a nice thing we look for 101 ways to try and spin it into why it's not actually nice at all and we don't deserve it anyways.
Win, lose or draw, Cricket has its own unique beauty.
@TerryYates15295@Burton15Marcus@englandcricket I think for me it's as much about having variation..and after the Ashes I'm all for a skilled hit top of off bowler like an Ollie Rob or Ethan Bamber type just to offer something a bit different than high pace for 110 overs
@WG_RumblePants I watched some of that game during the rain at Taunton and that 1st innings spell from George Hill when he took the wickets was pretty inspired. The beauty of cricket is no game is ever won on paper
@Burton15Marcus@TerryYates15295@englandcricket True true...but the real winner here is an actual debate on Twitter that isn't filled with vile, unnecessary attacks and insults.....One reason why Cricket is awesome
@Burton15Marcus@TerryYates15295@englandcricket Again I don't disagree, But Ollie has looked fitter, stronger and more mentally robust (captaincy seems to have invigorated him) and he was bowled way better than his stats. But I do agree with you that 5 days on good wickets is a whole new ball game