What's a point of cricket?

Oise.

Why do you do it?

Great cricket is a present.

We're going to look at the perils of sweeping. We're the good cricket team. The grey's cricket says real brats. Dixie said, if you're going to do it, do it to England. He's out now. We've got 40. Sunrise, sunset as the Australian day shortened and with it the cricket season itself, we draw the curtain with a season finale episode,

contemplating the end of some things and the start of others.

On the cricket front, the Asian century roars back to inevitable life

after Boomer and Co lay unapologetic waste to the skeletons,

breaking barriers to leave home fans ecstatic and the

rest of us indeed crying more if we have any tears left to give. England decides to persist

with McCullum after capitulating the Ashes, but on the plus side, running India close-ish in a

T20 semi. Four more years, they say, I think there's two on his contract. Australia apparently

agrees with England to bin day-night Ashes tests. Elisa Healy bows out after Skipper semi. Four more years, they say. I think there's two on his contract. Australia apparently agrees

with England to bin day night ashes tests. At least Haley bows out after skippering a win. Queensland

and the Sackers will battle it out to meet Victoria at the junction, Big Dan's. There's our

TGC with featuring former test cricketers and dad's stuff. And on that note, on behalf of the

entire TGC community, a big shout out to Ian Pupper Higgins,

who with his beautiful wife, LJ, welcome to baby Oliver William last Thursday.

I'm very pleased to report.

He did the news breaking on Instagram first, of course.

You have to wait for that news to be broken first.

With permission,

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