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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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Kranti Gaud etches her name Original

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By Jarrod Kimber
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In one innings, Krunti Gaud has gone from India’s equal 40th leading wicket taker to their 19th. That is not why she is smiling. The sunglasses almost hide much of her face, but it’s clear that this is a joyous moment. The crowd is clapping, she holds the ball high, and faces every part of the ground. Then stops before the boundary line because there is one last part of the crowd she has missed. For generations bowlers have walked off ahead of their team, with the ovation from the stands at Lord’s.
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Lord's out of uniform day Original

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By Jarrod Kimber
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There is a uniform of Lord’s cricket fans. It’s so noticeable that when you are on the tube, you can spot them clearly. Beige chinos, maybe plum red if they’re a bit fun. Checked shirt, the odd gilet, straw hats (often white) and the bacon and egg uniform of the MCC itself. Throw in a food hamper, a copy of the Telegraph, and they look nothing like any other people on the Tube.
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Australia: Still the masters of the universe Original

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By Jarrod Kimber
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After nine balls in the World Cup final, Australia had nine runs in their chase. Remember, they’re going after 151, so they’re not massively behind. But for a team like them, it’s not exactly the kind of situation you would expect. Then Lauren Bell saw Georgie Voll about to ramp, and she completely panicked. She bowled the ball wide, and then it swung away. And so in the second over of Australia’s chase, Lauren Bell missed the cut strip, and the keeper and slip couldn’t stop it.
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