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Jarrod Kimber

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Australian who shouts. About cricket mostly. Can be found on Youtube, Spotify, Substack and Discord. CommBox - commbox.tv
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Pakistan’s cage of orthodoxy

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By Jarrod Kimber
| Good Areas
Dan Lawrence was shuffling outside offstump, thrusting his hip at the ball, trying to play weirdly defensive shots to Mohammad Ali. He missed them all. Then he moved away from the stumps, gave himself some room and tried to hit over extra cover. Instead, he sliced it to backward point for a boundary. Next delivery, he played the same shot, but with a stiller head and straighter blade, and the ball ended up in the crowd over cover. England were not in trouble at this point, but Lawrence was.
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Babar Azam – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

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By Jarrod Kimber
| The Cricketer Verified
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How cricket will save the world in an alien invasion

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By Jarrod Kimber
| Good Areas
It’s dark. If you squint, somewhere in the orange dusk light, there is a snarling fast bowler. No cowardly batter is coming out. They pretend it is beneath them, but in truth, it’s fear. This is a horrible place, and their chances of success are low. So they want a human shield. They send out a bowler, who has already done their work for the day. They have blood under their toenails, microfractures of their spine, and their knee is already swelling to twice its size.
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