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“It is through weakness and vulnerability that most of us learn empathy and compassion and discover our soul.” - Desmond Tutu
Inexcusable shot selection from the Proteas top order!
Weak Mental…
#SAvAUS
As a Beddingham fanboy - I’d drop him after getting out to the exact same rash shot in consecutive test innings. Inexplicable.
Just unacceptable.
#SAvAUS
Proteas were 202/1 crashing to 329.
Aussies are 202/4…
Decisive session in the Test match.
Do the Aussies have a Jansen, or
Do the Proteas have a Starc?
#SAvAUS
Deon Botes who was involved with Affies and SA Schools cricket selections for so long has been down at Paul Roos as DoC for 3ish years.
The influence is showing.
Boland U19
Slabber 17 Webb 16 Conradie 16
Boland U16
Titus 16 Moodie 15 Loggenberg 16 Fouche 16 Phillips 15 Pauw 16
Aussies gonna be reaching for the sandpaper at Lunch!
SA 140/0…
#SAvAUS
Australia winning the toss in a Test match and choosing to field on a gloriously sunshiney day - says it all about their mental state currently.
Border, Waugh or Ponting would never. #SAvAUS
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Goo Goo Dolls performing “Iris” in torrential rain — an unforgettable, rain-soaked rock moment! 🌧️🎸🔥
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This is quitting in style or as Buzz would say 'Falling with Style'
Gets sent on a silly reporter on the scene segment
Just says 'no F's given' and says what is on her mind
Everyone should get the chance to leave a job this way at least once in a lifetime
It would have been great to see the station manager's face when this aired
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Had a massive row with the wife last night and she threw five cricket balls at me. I told her if she throws one more, it's over.
Bat again or Follow on?
I’d be tempted to give our quicks an hour and a half break before giving them another go. Especially with Nortje out.
25 overs tonight, plus second new ball available after lunch tomorrow should go the trick!
#CricketTwitter #SAvsAUS
Rickleton is a very good player, but is he a test level batsman? Very poor leaver of the ball.
#SAvsAUS #CricketTwitter
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