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Cricket - World Cup Final

England v New Zealand :cricket:

To be shown on terrestrial TV, coverage starts at 9.30am I believe

COME ON ENGLAND :eng:

If you are Yorkshire fan the Yorkies are taking on top of the table Somerset at Headingley & going well too

Tennis - Wimbledon Men's Final

Federer v Djokovic

Come on Roger :tennis:

Formula One - British Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton didn't quite make pole position as he aims to increase his healthy lead at the top of the F1 Championship :flag:
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No doubt Hector will find all this very boring :lol:
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I used to like F1 before sky took over :)

the rest is great for a sunday aftenoon snooze
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hector wrote: Sun Jul 14, 2019 4:43 am I used to like F1 before sky took over :)

the rest is great for a sunday aftenoon snooze
Ah cricket... great for sitting in a deckchair with the Sunday paper over your face, and dozing off in the sunshine
only to be woken up by some applause when somebody is out for a duck, then you can wake from your slumbers
and say "Well bowled Sir!!!"
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I most confess to have never really followed cricket. I don't dislike it or anything, and I remember I enjoyed playing it very much earlier in my life, just never got into it as a sport.

Then one of the lads at work this week announced India were getting battered by New Zealand and I became interested, because underdog stories are cool.
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Oh here's one for Hector today :lol:

WORLD CUP NETBALL in play
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1964white wrote: Sun Jul 14, 2019 7:07 am Oh here's one for Hector today :lol:

WORLD CUP NETBALL in play
My mum used to play netball for Singapore Dynamo's in the 60's when I was young, and so I got sick of watching it then... sadly never seemed to get back to enjoying it.... :P

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mothbanquet wrote: Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:04 am I most confess to have never really followed cricket. I don't dislike it or anything, and I remember I enjoyed playing it very much earlier in my life, just never got into it as a sport.

Then one of the lads at work this week announced India were getting battered by New Zealand and I became interested, because underdog stories are cool.
I'd say ODI is a good entry point for the uninitiated - a good mix of patient batting of test matches with the attacking/aggressive play of T20. England's games have all been exciting so far, so this ought to be good! As you say, underdog stories are good... neither side has won a WC either.
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Going to miss this unfortunately, would rather be watching the cricket than visiting St Michaels mount which I've done so many times and not fun on an injured ankle. But she who must be obeyed etc...
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hector wrote: Sun Jul 14, 2019 7:45 am My mum used to play netball for Singapore Dynamo's in the 60's when I was young, and so I got sick of watching it then... sadly never seemed to get back to enjoying it.... :P

:)
I love netball - it's an underrated game (probably because it's perceived as a 'girls'' sport).

Fast paced, based in pass and move, interceptions and buckets of skill. I played in a mixed league and in terms of fitness it beat my 5-a-side games. Improved my vision as well.

The world cup is being streamed live on YouTube I believe, so you could do worse than having it on alongside the cricket on 4 ;-)
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Such an exciting day for sports fans. I'll be watching one thing on TV, another on tablet and recording Lewis Hamilton. ( popping down to the boat for lunch so will have to listen to the cricket on the radio whilst there :) )
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New Zealand to open the batting
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3rd review of the morning eventually goes England's way

Just when Guptill was looking dangerous

29 for 1
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Big wicket for England

Another conclusive review as Kane Williamson departs for 30

103 for 2 (23 overs)
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Hamilton leads in the Grand Prix

4-4 in first set at Wimbledon

NZ - 242 for 8 innings closed
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Djokovic wins the first set on a tie-break
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Federer hits back & smashes the 2nd set 6-1
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Hamilton wins record sixth British GP
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Federer messes up again in another tie-break to give Djokovic a 2 sets to 1 lead

Djokovic not broke a Federer serve yet :shock:
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I thought England would walk the run total that New Zealand scored....not the case. I'm finding it difficult to watch to be honest :shock:
As for the tennis, I really don't care for The Djoker very much and it looks like Federer is going to have to serve to stay in the match! :(

Well done Lewis :) :) :)
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