Anyon strikes
Middlesex 146 for 2 (52 overs). Godleman 74, Joyce 0. Effectively 5 for 2.
If Warwickshire are to fashion an unlikely victory they need to take every chance that comes along. But when Godleman, on 72, edged Anyon, Troughton dropped a sitter at second slip.
Anyon had better luck in his next over when Shah ehded an airy waft and Frost took the catch. Shah out for 50.
Clothes pegs can be made of wood or plastic. The wooden ones can be a primitive stick with a slit in the end which is pushed over the washing to fix it to the line, or are in two pieces with a spring, so that they open and then pinch the washing to the line. The plastic ones are of the latter design.
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Appropriate that you mention clothes pegs because I do feel poor Mr Westwood has, by getting the captaincy, been rather hung out to dry.
When I sat down at my seat at the front of the Pavilion yesterday, the Middlesex third man rushed off the pitch to ask me "Are you the Kookaburra man?".
When I retorted "No", he peered at me closely and asked "Are you sure?", before shuffling off unconvinced.
I then noticed their slip cordon looking at me and heard one mutter "I still think it's him".
I now have quite a complex about this.
Who is this man I so resemble?
And, just as intriguing, why did Middlesex's players evidently think that the Kookaburra man was determined to hide his identity from them?
Who is this man 'Kim' and why is he going round impersonating me?
This is just like that film "Spartacus".
I'm coming down to the ground after lunch, I might where my "I'm the Kookaburra Man" t-shirt.
I am Spartacus
No I'm sparticus ;-)