#July30
ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA
3rd TEST MATCH
DAY 3
TRENT BRIDGE
JULY 30 1977
England resumed on day 3 at 242-5 in their first innings, 1 behind.
@GeoffreyBoycott 88*.
Alan Knott 87*.
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@BeefyBotham@kokeeffe49
https://t.co/w1zb8LtJp3 via @YouTube
#Video
Destination North Shields is next for - An Evening With @GeoffreyBoycott
The feedback to these live dates have been fantastic. *Friday October 9th 2026 > all
the info is in the video .> #Northshields
Great to see @Boro Legend Cloughie is back in lightning quick time at Albert Park. It seems plenty of people are wanting to take the praise for this episode. There was only one reason it happened @GeoffreyBoycott#Boro
Take a look at the timeline as it unfolded >
‘His batting was exceptional!’
Sir Geoffrey Boycott speaks to GB News, and pays tribute to the ‘leading five cricketers of the 20th century’ Sir Garfield Sobers, who passed away yesterday aged 89.
It was with huge sadness that news of the death of the great Sir Garfield Sobers reached us here at Lord's today. His stature within the game is unmatched: he set the standard by which every player is measured. Our thoughts are with his family and the West Indies cricket community at this time.
Sir Garfield Sobers has died aged 89.
He was by almost every reckoning the most talented cricketer there has ever been, the greatest all-rounder the sport has produced.
Read @NHoultCricket and @scyldberry's tribute to Sobers ⤵️
https://t.co/lCekp2QZmG
'Anyone who saw Garfield Sobers in his pomp will have wonderful memories of the greatest all-rounder, an icon, a once-in-your-lifetime, exceptional cricketer.
'And even more important, a lovely man.'
Read @GeoffreyBoycott's tribute to Sobers ⤵️
https://t.co/pPvRBt8gZ3
@GeoffreyBoycott describes the late Sir Garry Sobers
“Anyone who saw him in his pomp will have wonderful memories of the greatest all-rounder, an icon, a once-in-your-lifetime cricketer. And even more important, a lovely man”
Read his full tribute ⤵️
https://t.co/pPvRBt8gZ3
@TheFakeFakeer@GeoffreyBoycott would be able to tell the tale of cricket in far greater detail & eloquence laced with exceptional personal experiences about the great players of test cricket - and of course talking about growing up with cricket at school, on streets, local, county & national.
@ChilmaidStuart Apologies Stuart
I am speaking there tonight at the sportsman’s dinner and will try to mention it to the right guy
How did you message ?
Thank you anyway
The fundamental issue is that the ECB is governed by people who have no experience of professional cricket: not a single game of first-class cricket between the lot of them.
@scyldberry takes the ECB to task over the departure Ben Stokes ⤵️
https://t.co/GBOERdFplc