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Oft used Cliches in sport (cricket).


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Wow.. You guys got em all.. :cantstop: Dhoni - "You know....." Another one is "the baays..." I think that one's used mostly by Ind and Pak..:--D

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Some of the Shastri'isms seem to ring in my head long after any cricket has been played :wall: "that was a tentative poke" "Good thing is that there were no half measures"

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There are so many annoying sayings in club cricket in Uk, after a team wins they will always say "good luck in the season lads" to the losers despite probably wanting the team to get relegated or do badly. Literally on saturday after a thriller when we sitting in the dressing room after a close loss around half the opposition poked their heads in and said "good luck for the season lads" with some kind of filthy smug on their face. Makes me sick. Another is "drinks bring wickets" I mean seriously, this never usually works but when it occasionally does happen that a batter gets out the over after drinks the player that says "drinks bring wickets" usually starts screaming like a mad man, "I told you, drinks bring wickets" Its too much for me to handle at times.

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Some of the Shastri'isms seem to ring in my head long after any cricket has been played :wall: "that was a tentative poke" "Good thing is that there were no half measures"
Shastri ''welcome boundary''.
"One just gets the feeling...that in this situation..." "That went like a tracer bullet..."
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"Next session will decide where the match is heading" :wall: I've been hearing this every session this match. No ****! In a low scoring match you wont get a session that doesn't decide the match do you!

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