Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby stan » Thu Jan 24, 2013 8:34 am

daysofourlives wrote:
valleys07 wrote:What a top notch gesture from Mahela Jayawardene to donate some Sri Lankan training tops to auction off, with all proceeds going to help the bushfire victims. That sort of thing makes you smile and its great to see visiting teams acknowledge a natural disaster and try and do their bit to help, even if its on a small scale.

Well played Sri Lanka!


Training tops, how generous


Christ they could of gave nothing. Nice to see your gracious. Are you related to Serena Willams by any chance?
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby Stumps » Thu Jan 24, 2013 8:38 am

mal wrote:Matthew Wade must have kept well in this ODI series
Silence is golden


Matthew Wade kept ordinarily last night (again) very rarely takes a return cleanly that isn't on the full, and fumbled at least 3 normal takes off doherty. Not up to it unless he is making tons of runs
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby heater31 » Thu Jan 24, 2013 9:07 am

Brodlach wrote:Heard on the radio they "only" gave training tops because the game tops are to be used in another upcoming one day series. Remember that Sri Lanka is a fairly poor country and the players dont get paid anywhere near what our players do.

Great gesture by the Sri Lankans



Exactly. The Sri Lankan Cricket Board barely scrapes enough cash together to pay their players. Hence why Malinga doesn't play Test Cricket anymore. Better off financially for him and his Family to chase Twenty20 cash on offer.


For what the Sri Lankans have in dollars to run their international cricket team they compete remarkably well against the well off countries of the likes of Australia etc.
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby shoe boy » Thu Jan 24, 2013 12:33 pm

The Sleeping Giant wrote:
valleys07 wrote:What a top notch gesture from Mahela Jayawardene to donate some Sri Lankan training tops to auction off, with all proceeds going to help the bushfire victims. That sort of thing makes you smile and its great to see visiting teams acknowledge a natural disaster and try and do their bit to help, even if its on a small scale.

Well played Sri Lanka!

Sri Lankans are very nice people.


The Tamils would disagree!!!
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Thu Jan 24, 2013 12:37 pm

I didn't say they were nice to each other.
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby daysofourlives » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:09 pm

stan wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
valleys07 wrote:What a top notch gesture from Mahela Jayawardene to donate some Sri Lankan training tops to auction off, with all proceeds going to help the bushfire victims. That sort of thing makes you smile and its great to see visiting teams acknowledge a natural disaster and try and do their bit to help, even if its on a small scale.

Well played Sri Lanka!


Training tops, how generous


Christ they could of gave nothing. Nice to see your gracious. Are you related to Serena Willams by any chance?


Seem to remember us doing a 5hite load for them when the tsunami hit, i stand by what i said
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby Jim05 » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:37 pm

I think we played a T20 or something for the Tsunami.
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby Squids » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:41 pm

daysofourlives wrote:
stan wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
valleys07 wrote:What a top notch gesture from Mahela Jayawardene to donate some Sri Lankan training tops to auction off, with all proceeds going to help the bushfire victims. That sort of thing makes you smile and its great to see visiting teams acknowledge a natural disaster and try and do their bit to help, even if its on a small scale.

Well played Sri Lanka!


Training tops, how generous


Christ they could of gave nothing. Nice to see your gracious. Are you related to Serena Willams by any chance?


Seem to remember us doing a 5hite load for them when the tsunami hit, i stand by what i said


different circumstances don't you think?
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby valleys07 » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:54 pm

Squids wrote:different circumstances don't you think?


Just a little. How a Tsunami can even be compared to our bushfires on a scale of death, destruction and economic impact has me perplexed.
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby Booney » Thu Jan 24, 2013 1:59 pm

daysofourlives wrote:
stan wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
valleys07 wrote:What a top notch gesture from Mahela Jayawardene to donate some Sri Lankan training tops to auction off, with all proceeds going to help the bushfire victims. That sort of thing makes you smile and its great to see visiting teams acknowledge a natural disaster and try and do their bit to help, even if its on a small scale.
Well played Sri Lanka!

Training tops, how generous

Christ they could of gave nothing. Nice to see your gracious. Are you related to Serena Willams by any chance?

Seem to remember us doing a 5hite load for them when the tsunami hit, i stand by what i said


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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby scoob » Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:06 pm

What a farce the whole series was.... I switched off when I saw Chandimal's dismissal... had fix and bookies written all over it!
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby The Dark Knight » Thu Jan 24, 2013 4:47 pm

Jim05 wrote:I think we played a T20 or something for the Tsunami.
Raised plenty of money from memory

In 2005 there was a Asia XI v ICC World XI 50 over game played at the MCG. The ICC World XI won and Punter made a hundred. The match raised approximately $17 million Australian.
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Re: Australia v Sri Lanka ODI @ Hobart

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Thu Jan 24, 2013 7:47 pm

33500 Sri lankans died in the tsunami.
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