@RandomCricketP1

Author of Do Different, Documentary Researcher, Digital Media Professional, Part-time VO Artist Here to tell cricket stories Podcast - https://xitter.cf/t.co/dH7awtqtOq

 Mumbai, India
Joined December 2018
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Way too much.
s.@daintyyyprivate9h
On this day, in 2024❤️🤧 I love this video!!!
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AC@KachraPress46m
Huge redemption arc in getting out to Murali in a WC knockout for a duck, have folks burn effigies and write obituaries for your career, and then very specifically promote yourself in a WC final to tackle Murali and win the WC.
TheRandomCricketPhotosGuy@RandomCricketP13h
Yaar festival ke din kaun trauma trigger karta hai aise.
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Still my most favourite bonkers scorecard from Int'l cricket.
TarEEK! LaSCARE 🦇🎃@tarequelaskar1h
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what a bonkers scorecard!
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Random Cricket Photos That Make Me Happy. :)
Bharat Sundaresan@beastieboy071h
Welcome back Kagiso Rabada
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Very similar to that infamous Lord's Test. Although there were two heroes there unlike three here.
TarEEK! LaSCARE 🦇🎃@tarequelaskar1h
from 110-6 sa are 404/7 anticipated collapse not found
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Oh dear! x 2
TheRandomCricketPhotosGuy@RandomCricketP1Oct 9
Oh dear!
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Annesha Ghosh@ghosh_annesha1h
An emotional Harman tears up during the innings break interview after her 91* This while looking back on her knock. Emphasised multiple times on wanting to enjoy herself while batting. Lovely moment when she thanked WV Raman too. Interview ended prematurely. Understandably.
Annesha Ghosh@ghosh_annesha1h
No batter embodies rage and calm at once on the 22 yards like Harmanpreet Kaur. That paradox -- I have never seen in any other female cricketer. Serenity and savagery in a harmonious coexistence.
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Harmanpreet Kaur unleashed. 70 off 91 runs in boundaries. Crazy stuff.
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Harmer gets his maiden Test half century at the age of 37y 252 days. Couldn't have timed it better, I guess. Probably doesn't have a lot of innings left at this level but got to love his little comeback story. Proper story of trust the process, results will follow.
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Since it's the birthday of Allan Donald.
TheRandomCricketPhotosGuy@RandomCricketP1Jun 7
Also, a famous pub quiz question - Who failed his fitness Test that resulted in Lara being brought on as the overseas player for Warwickshire in 1994?
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These graphics look right out of Don Bradman Cricket. Don't they?
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Haha. So true. I often see fundaes that were asked in quizzes in DU when I was in first year get crazy numbers on Twitter. One more such funda is that Peter England is an Indian brand.
Purvi@shayar_ka_khwab7h
Two facts that you can tweet every 4 months and it will bang for sure : 1) George Orwell was born in Motihari, Bihar. 2) Bata is not an Indian company??
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Yaar festival ke din kaun trauma trigger karta hai aise.
Sashank@sas_33439h
Murali 3/41(10 Overs) vs India2007 Odi World Cup Group Stage
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His voice is just a lot positive energy for me. Like, I don't remember anything extremely insightful that he said (and I am not saying that he doesn't give insights, I possibly missed) but if I hear him on comms, I am definitely increasing the volume. Voice like bright sunshine.
ABC SPORT
@abcsport6h
Best job in the world? 🤩 Pommie Mbangwa travels the world, watching and talking about cricket, and the former Zimbabwe international has become one of the leading commentators in the game. Hear every ball of Australia's tour of South Africa, live and ad free, on ABC listen: ab.co/ABClisten Live blog: ab.co/4yGPbXa #SAvAUS
Pommie smiles, with his quote, which reads: "I get to watch cricket all the time, it is enjoyable, yes, it is sometimes gruelling … But things could always be worse, I could have to go down a mine shaft."

ALT Pommie smiles, with his quote, which reads: "I get to watch cricket all the time, it is enjoyable, yes, it is sometimes gruelling … But things could always be worse, I could have to go down a mine shaft."

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Ummm. I'd disagree. That was an away knock by a captain who had assumed leadership after his team had been bowled out for 36 in the previous Test and the regular captain wasn't available. A much younger Aussie bowling attack was bowling to him at home. So, that was super special.
Ronit Bhatia@sportsenthuzast4h
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In the same category as Jinx 2020, mcg 100.
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Only shows how wonderful our game is. You can be of any build and you can still make a mark. Also. there's something cathartic about seeing the tall bowlers running in hard to bowl well directed bouncers, only for short fellows like Temba/Sachin to hook them away for six.
Rudi Edsall@RudiEdsall7h
Will simply never get bored of this, it's incredible.
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Got to be one of the better captain's knocks in recent times considering the nature of the pitch and the attack he is up against. And to get it with a pull off the opposite number, superb effort from him. This series is living up to its top billing.
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Surely Jefferson and Taylor.
simon hughes
@theanalyst7h
What pair of batters have had a greater height differential than these two? Clive Lloyd and Harry Pilling? Joel Garner and Alvin Kallicharran? (If they ever batted together!) Any ideas?
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Just some average pictures I took from my phone camera of Gqeberha 3 years ago. Won't say that these pictures are representative of the entire city but you get the drift.
X@LouisvilleiipOct 19
gqeberha is a village which is yet to get a colour tv & touch screen phone.. so one could imagine how pathetic the drainage system must be
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This.
Laika@_anonymuse__Oct 19
Literature, art, they unindoctrinate you. The more you read, the more people begin to look like people, and less like the demarcations of caste, religion, and region into which the world insists on dividing them.
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