Sri Lanka v Bangladesh - day one match report
Miriam put this in the comments of the previous post. We're nothing if not lazy, so we're republishing the report in its entirety as a post in its own right. Thanks Miriam:
I watched this day of play on telly. Here is my match report (I know match reports are meant to be from live attendance, but it was a bit far to go given that I'm meant to be back at work tomorrow):
1) Michael Vandort has dyed his hair a reddish colour. As the day went on, the colour started to run onto his shirt collar. That shirt is now ruined - there's no way that's coming out in the wash.
2) There were lots of big crows / rooks / whatever they are called, on the field, being noisy, and being really quite indifferent to the cricket.
3) At one point the ball ended up lodged against Vandort's, erm, box.
4) Russell Arnold was commentating. He was quite good, I thought.
5) Jayawardene complained about Shahadat Hossain's grunt when he bowls.
6) Shakib Al Hasan top-scored for Bangladesh, but it was a very qualified success as his score was 16, out of a total of 89.
I watched this day of play on telly. Here is my match report (I know match reports are meant to be from live attendance, but it was a bit far to go given that I'm meant to be back at work tomorrow):1) Michael Vandort has dyed his hair a reddish colour. As the day went on, the colour started to run onto his shirt collar. That shirt is now ruined - there's no way that's coming out in the wash.
2) There were lots of big crows / rooks / whatever they are called, on the field, being noisy, and being really quite indifferent to the cricket.
3) At one point the ball ended up lodged against Vandort's, erm, box.
4) Russell Arnold was commentating. He was quite good, I thought.
5) Jayawardene complained about Shahadat Hossain's grunt when he bowls.
6) Shakib Al Hasan top-scored for Bangladesh, but it was a very qualified success as his score was 16, out of a total of 89.
Labels: Bangladesh, match reports, Sri Lanka
Monday, June 25, 2007
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