This, or variants thereof, might have been the scenarios in various Australian workplaces this morning as resident Indians walked in the door.
A1: Look who’s here. And wipe that smile off your face.
My Manager (another A): Good to see you mate. Thought you’d be calling in sick from Perth.
Me: Well, the red-eyes going west were all full of those bloody miners on FIFO deals.
A2: I tell you, these Indians, terrorising us Aussies-haven’t heard of sticking to scripts have ya?
A1: Looks a few inches taller don’ he?
Me: I’d suggest that we would still want to wrap things up in 3 days. After all the boys are booked for that trip to Monkey Mia on Saturday morning.
A2: Well, if we bat the way our bowlers bowled at See-wag yesterday evening, your boys might make that trip after all.
Soundar.
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palambrugge // 18 January 2008 at 2:54 pm
Tendulkar and second innings! If there is one weakness in Tendulkar’s batting it is his inability to bat well in the second innings and win matches for India.
palambrugge // 18 January 2008 at 3:42 pm
continuing on Tendulkar and his second innings failures, I would have preferred VVS to come at the fall of Sewag. VVS is a terrific second innings player and in the present form he is the best among the fearsome four.
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