@adam_ps@theanalyst It happened in 1844 (Kent v England XI at Canterbury). Batter was J Fagge. Bowler was W Clarke. Apparently it was a first-class match ( @ZaltzCricket with the answer.)
A bit of history, a bit of comedy, lots of scares. Looking back 50 years to the famous Perth Test of 1974/5 with @BumbleCricket, Ian Chappell and @Cricket_Mann https://t.co/LmyTyzXdwM
“They decided to call it a draw on the ninth day because England’s boat was leaving….” The last time England made 800 and other stories…full podcast review of amazing Multan victory here - https://t.co/38CDMy1z25
@ForeverBristol1 0 goals in the last THREE league games. I thought I saw a goal at West Ham last week. And before that, the fourth league match, I thought I saw four go in.
@GaryLineker@RestIsFootball@alanshearer@MicahRichards The long journeys home after a midweek defeat must be one of the worst aspects of being a player (and coach). Do players sit in sullen silence? Are there arguments? How do clubs help players recover from a sleep-deprived night that must disrupt the body clock (esp with Wed/Sat)?