Filed under: Cricket | Tags: Alastair Cook, Andrew Strauss, Brendan McCullum, chris martin, Cricket, Daniel Vettori, England, Grant Elliot, Ian Bell, james anderson, Jamie How, Jeetan Patel, Kevin Pietersen, Matthew Bell, Matthew Sinclair, Michael Vaughan, Monty Panesar, New Zealand, paul collingwood, Ross Taylor, Ryan Sidebottom, Stephen Fleming, stuart broad, Tim Ambrose, Tim Southee
After reading a great article here. I’ve decided to do a six word review of every player, from every test match nation.
I shall start, as is my wont, with the recently victorious The England, and their plucky opposition New Zealand
The England
Alastair Cook: Promises much, will he deliver soon?
Michael Vaughan: Michael Vaughan thinks Michael Vaughan’s wonderful. (can i get away with Vaughan’s? You Decide)
Andrew Strauss: Wing Commander needs to soar again.
Kevin Pietersen: Ever told you I am great?
Ian bell: Foreplay beautiful, intercourse over in seconds.
Paul Collingwood: Gritty northener, shovels to leg often.
Tim Ambrose: Australian wanky wicky, we shall see.
Stuart Broad: Boy band bowler, looks very good.
Ryan Sidebottom: Lion of Huddersfield likes to roar.
Jimmy Anderson: Hot wife, hot and cold bowling
Monty Panesar: Sikh of Tweak fields like spastic.
The Old Zealand
Matthew Bell: miss, swing, swing, miss, miss, out.
Jamie How: How indeed? better in ODI’s, shit.
Stephen Fleming: Plays wonderfully until fifty, then out.
Matthew Sinclair: Fuck I’m shit, Shoot me please
Ross Taylor: Did well, will get found out.
Grant Elliot: If test quality, god help us.
Brendan McCullum: Smash bang wallop, shit dropped it.
Daniel Vettori: Used to Bowl, now a batsman.
Tim Southee: Buck toothed young buck comes good.
Jeetan Patel: Bowl better than skipper, still dropped.
Chris Martin: Comical batting, used to have hair.
Coming tomorrow, India vs South Africa or West Indies vs Sri Lanka
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Clear, concise, and oh so comical.
I give it a ten, a fucken ten.
Comment by jrod March 27, 2008 @ 4:56 pmFirstly, thank you kindly dear heart, coming from one so esteemed, it’s high praise indeed.
Secondly, what are you doing up at this hour? Crazy fool.
Comment by Suave March 27, 2008 @ 5:54 pmI LOVE these. More, please, Suave?
Comment by Miriam March 27, 2008 @ 10:50 pmNice work Suave.
Cheers
Comment by sportsfreak March 27, 2008 @ 11:34 pmDamn hyperlinking
Comment by sportsfreak March 27, 2008 @ 11:37 pm
You’re the leader of your own banana republic, create your own style… but for what it’s worth, I reckon you can get away with contractions being one word.
Tis cool. I find it interesting that mos six word reviews end up as two three-word halves.
Comment by Miss Field March 27, 2008 @ 11:53 pmIt’s like reading poetry, or cryptic crossword clues.
Comment by Ben March 28, 2008 @ 2:24 amMims, more today, I promise!!
Thanks Sportsfreak, I enjoyed it.. look out for more world cricket teams coming to a suave blog near you, SOOON!
Miss field, thanks for clearing that up!
And what’s this banana republic, we’re so much better than that.
Only 7 out of 22 were three & three?
Comment by Suave March 28, 2008 @ 8:08 amThanks Ben, I thought it was a great idea for music, and it seems to work for the cricket too!
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