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- The batsman was out first ball. On the long walk back to the
pavilion he had to pass the incoming batsman, a supercilious
rival.
'Hard luck, old man,' smirked the newcomer.
'Yes. It's a shame I had to be right in the middle of a hat trick
- An American who knew nothing of the game had been taken to a few
cricket matches by a friend and was now studying the
end-of-season averages.
Every now and then he came across an
asterisk and the words: 'Signifies not out.' Finally, he turned
to his friend and said:
'Why don't you get this guy Signifies to play for your side?
He's never out!'
- 'I'm proud to say that in thirty years of playing cricket, I've
never scored less than twenty five runs and never taken less
than three wickets,' said George.
'I wish I could say that,' said Ted.
Harry spoke up. 'Well, why don't you? George just did!'
- The cricket fan had dragged his wife and child along to the
ground to watch the local side .
He watched with interest, but
they were plainly bored and shifted uncomfortably in their
seats.
The child brightened and turned to the mother.
'They
just shouted 'Over', she said.
'I know.' replied her mother,
wearily, 'but don't take any notice. It goes on and on and on.'
- The cricket enthusiast would travel any distance to watch a match-nothing could keep him from the
game he loved. One day, a friend met him and said, 'You're looking a bit down.'
'The wife said she's s going to divorce me.'
'What grounds?'
'Oh, Headingly, Edgbaston, Lord s . . .
- Back in the pavilion, the batsman was talking to a team mate.
'I can't understand it,' he said 'The ball hit my head and the wicket-keeper caught it, but
the umpire gave me out. His friend looked sympathetic. 'Sometimes they go by sound.'
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