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simonrooneyzaga · 2008-02-09 15:07:56

when will he stop running his team-mates out? hes a good player but a vunerability at this level, he cant get his calling right!

09-02-2008 3:07pm

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when will he stop running his team-mates out? hes a good player but a vunerability at this level, he cant get his calling right!

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#2 09-02-2008 3:30pm

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its as much the other batsmans fault

if you dont think youre going to make it, dont bloody well run

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#3 09-02-2008 6:57pm

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you must have missed the match last night - it was undoubtably his fault for collingwood and mustard.

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#4 10-02-2008 4:34pm

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aye i didnt see it, but i dont see how it can be the strikers fault for getting the non striker run out, its up to the non striker to take on the run at the end of the day

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#5 10-02-2008 9:35pm

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because it was the strikers call, there was a run there, and he just plain refused to take the small risk of losing his own wicket. Came across as more of an individual player rather than a team man - Doing it to a normal colleague is bad enough but running out your captain!?!

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