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Listed below are comments made by eseverage between Monday, 21st July 2008 and Tuesday, 9th September 2008.

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The most divisive and tasteless selection in cricket history 6:11pm on 09 Sep 2008 oh dear. vaughn retains central contract without a shred of form. he hasn't looked better than AVERAGE since he came back from injury over a year ago, to say nothing of his recent county form. i reckon miller's ringing endorsement will sound pretty hollow in 12 months time...

oh dear. harmison back for a few matches gets selected for the stanford game.. so, geraint, freddy, colly, harmy, jimmy all back in the team...the fletcher test clicque! neil fairbrother will be pleased...
Shah shows value for England 2:10pm on 02 Sep 2008 BUILD EM UP!

it's gonna be SO much fun watching Pieterson grapple with the inevitable tidal wave of flack that's on its way.
Harmison and Anderson shine for KP 7:50pm on 07 Aug 2008 Welch19 - i disagree entirely. the opening partnership has been one of the England team's only plusses from this whole sorry summer.
Lack of runs costs emotional Vaughan 09:17am on 05 Aug 2008 oh dear. i really feel for Strauss. surely it's a no-brainer to make Strauss captain of the tests and see how KP does with the one-day team?
Brilliant Flintoff brings Test back to life 10:09pm on 31 Jul 2008 good on yer fred.

ambrose kept like a muppet again, poor chap.
Frail batting costs England again 10:00am on 31 Jul 2008 shah in for vaughn
broad in for collingwood
foster in for ambrose

team's a good'n

bopara, broad, flintoff at 6, 7, 8 would be interesting too.

rob key is not going to be captain of england, even though he's mates with freddie and colly etc... thankfully that isn't going to be the number 1 selection criteria for much longer...
Ticket queues 11:57am on 27 Jul 2008 the fundamental human rights - freedom to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

THINK ABOUT IT CHINA

that's all i have to say on this Olympics 'debate'
Five batsmen not enough for England 2:21pm on 22 Jul 2008 cook
bell
shah
kp
strauss (c)
collingwood (w)
broad
flintoff
sidebottom
anderson
panesar

why not eh?!?!
Five batsmen not enough for England 02:08am on 22 Jul 2008 penny's worth

1 cook
2 bell
3 shah
4 kp
5 strauss c
6 bopara
7 broad
8 prior w
9 flintoff
10 anderson
11 tremlett

i think the top 5 are the best 5 english batsmen. one of them is a better spinner than we give him credit for. 6 and 7 are batting and bowling all-rounders, exciting young players who have proven they can bat to the situation. 8 is the best batting wicket keeper in the country and he's in form. 9 is the strike bowler who bats a bit. 10 and 11 are the opening bowlers.

whoever has the balls to drop the spinner will win the next game i reckon.
England bowling lacks menace 10:05am on 21 Jul 2008 strauss scored a hatful when he was captain so i don't there need be any undue worry about how his form would be effected were he to take on the captaincy role. though admittedly the circumstances now are a bit different from when he was 'covering' for vaughn!

i don't think it's a massive worry having two lefties at the top of the innings at all. on the contrary, i think they've looked increasingly strong together. while it's not a massive consideration, it's worth mentioning that they've both been on the recieving end of some slightly dodgy decisions this series...

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