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Australia shocked the sporting world by recording a cricketing victory over England in Durham today.

Scientists have put it down to the Lunar conjunction with Saturn and say that normality will soon return. :o  :D

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Australia beats England by 57 runs

Date: 24/06/05

Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball and in the field in their 57-run win over England in the tri-series cricket match at the Riverside Ground.

Brett Lee made a brilliant return from injury and Glenn McGrath bowled beautifully as Australia won its first match of the tri-series to overtake Bangladesh on the table and put its Ashes tour back on track after four straight losses.

Chasing 267 to win, England finished on 9-209.

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81 balls in Australia's total of 5-266, and with Damien Martyn (68 not out) put on 142 for the fourth wicket.

Lee and McGrath ensured England was never a chance of reaching the target by restricting the home side to 3-17 after 10 overs with lethal spells of accurate fast bowling.

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :D

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AFP.

Australia shocked the sporting world by recording a cricketing victory over England in Durham today.

Scientists have put it down to the Lunar conjunction with Saturn and say that normality will soon return. :o  :D

Sport stories

Australia beats England by 57 runs

Date: 24/06/05

Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball and in the field in their 57-run win over England in the tri-series cricket match at the Riverside Ground.

Brett Lee made a brilliant return from injury and Glenn McGrath bowled beautifully as Australia won its first match of the tri-series to overtake Bangladesh on the table and put its Ashes tour back on track after four straight losses.

Chasing 267 to win, England finished on 9-209.

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81 balls in Australia's total of 5-266, and with Damien Martyn (68 not out) put on 142 for the fourth wicket.

Lee and McGrath ensured England was never a chance of reaching the target by restricting the home side to 3-17 after 10 overs with lethal spells of accurate fast bowling.

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :D

It was only a last wicket gutsy, record breaking piece of batting by the venerable Gough that prevented the result from being a complete slaughter.

I loved his Casper the friendly ghost impression in Shane Watsons face when he came out to bat.

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Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :o

And the English batsman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Umm;

record breaking piece of batting by the venerable Gough that prevented the result from being a complete slaughter.

Isn't he an Australian by birth ?

Its a bit like lending your opposition players when they turn up for a game short of players.

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Umm;
record breaking piece of batting by the venerable Gough that prevented the result from being a complete slaughter.

Isn't he an Australian by birth ?

Its a bit like lending your opposition players when they turn up for a game short of players.

I know what you mean Matt. You mean like 'man of the match' Andrew Symonds being an Englishman. Please check your facts before slanging.

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AFP.

Australia shocked the sporting world by recording a cricketing victory over England in Durham today.

Scientists have put it down to the Lunar conjunction with Saturn and say that normality will soon return. :o  :D

Sport stories

Australia beats England by 57 runs

Date: 24/06/05

Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball and in the field in their 57-run win over England in the tri-series cricket match at the Riverside Ground.

Brett Lee made a brilliant return from injury and Glenn McGrath bowled beautifully as Australia won its first match of the tri-series to overtake Bangladesh on the table and put its Ashes tour back on track after four straight losses.

Chasing 267 to win, England finished on 9-209.

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81 balls in Australia's total of 5-266, and with Damien Martyn (68 not out) put on 142 for the fourth wicket.

Lee and McGrath ensured England was never a chance of reaching the target by restricting the home side to 3-17 after 10 overs with lethal spells of accurate fast bowling.

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :D

The Prof is all piss and wind :D

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Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :D

And the English batsman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:D They have ran out of luck, the aussies are just warming up for the ashes. I can see another whitewash for the pommies. :o

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wasnt a shock to me proffart  :o

England are back in their place at last  :D

Yeh.........yer right Torn

P W L Pts

England 4 3 1 17

Australia 3 1 2 8

Bangladash 3 1 2 5

As you say; back in their rightful place. Cheers mate.

This open mouth and insert foot is very catching lately isn't it. :D

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wasnt a shock to me proffart  :D

England are back in their place at last  :D

Yeh.........yer right Torn

P W L Pts

England 4 3 1 17

Australia 3 1 2 8

Bangladash 3 1 2 5

As you say; back in their rightful place. Cheers mate.

This open mouth and insert foot is very catching lately isn't it. :D

lamp> your back-ups Roscoe and impthechimp are strangely silent today, even profart seems to have a dose of foot in mouth disease. :o

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wasnt a shock to me proffart  :D

England are back in their place at last  :D

Yeh.........yer right Torn

P W L Pts

England 4 3 1 17

Australia 3 1 2 8

Bangladash 3 1 2 5

As you say; back in their rightful place. Cheers mate.

This open mouth and insert foot is very catching lately isn't it. :D

lamp> your back-ups Roscoe and impthechimp are strangely silent today, even profart seems to have a dose of foot in mouth disease. :o

Profs in England, so he's probably still in bed. Don't know about the others. I did get a rude PM from an Aussie saying ' We beat the stinking Poms' funny that,it was the same Aussie asking directions to my pub on another forum. :D:D:D

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wasnt a shock to me proffart  :D

England are back in their place at last  :D

Yeh.........yer right Torn

P W L Pts

England 4 3 1 17

Australia 3 1 2 8

Bangladash 3 1 2 5

As you say; back in their rightful place. Cheers mate.

This open mouth and insert foot is very catching lately isn't it. :D

lamp> your back-ups Roscoe and impthechimp are strangely silent today, even profart seems to have a dose of foot in mouth disease. :o

Profs in England, so he's probably still in bed. Don't know about the others. I did get a rude PM from an Aussie saying ' We beat the stinking Poms' funny that,it was the same Aussie asking directions to my pub on another forum. :D:D:D

Did you tell him the scenic route? :D

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I have had several emails from Oz today! :D

All saying the same....normal service resumed etc...... :D

Strange how silent my Ozzie friends were when the Aussie's lost to Bangladesh! :o !

And to England of course..... :D

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wasnt a shock to me proffart  :D

England are back in their place at last  :D

Yeh.........yer right Torn

P W L Pts

England 4 3 1 17

Australia 3 1 2 8

Bangladash 3 1 2 5

As you say; back in their rightful place. Cheers mate.

This open mouth and insert foot is very catching lately isn't it. :D

lamp> your back-ups Roscoe and impthechimp are strangely silent today, even profart seems to have a dose of foot in mouth disease. :o

Profs in England, so he's probably still in bed. Don't know about the others. I did get a rude PM from an Aussie saying ' We beat the stinking Poms' funny that,it was the same Aussie asking directions to my pub on another forum. :D:D:D

Must have the hide of a rhino and a pea for a brain if he turns up after that sorta <deleted>. :D

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AFP.

Australia shocked the sporting world by recording a cricketing victory over England in Durham today.

Scientists have put it down to the Lunar conjunction with Saturn and say that normality will soon return. :o  :D

Sport stories

Australia beats England by 57 runs

Date: 24/06/05

Australia has its swagger back thanks to an awesome performance with the ball and in the field in their 57-run win over England in the tri-series cricket match at the Riverside Ground.

Brett Lee made a brilliant return from injury and Glenn McGrath bowled beautifully as Australia won its first match of the tri-series to overtake Bangladesh on the table and put its Ashes tour back on track after four straight losses.

Chasing 267 to win, England finished on 9-209.

Allrounder Andrew Symonds also got back into his teammates' good books after serving a two-match suspension for drinking into the early hours before last Saturday's loss to Bangladesh.

Man-of-the-match Symonds top scored with 73 from 81 balls in Australia's total of 5-266, and with Damien Martyn (68 not out) put on 142 for the fourth wicket.

Lee and McGrath ensured England was never a chance of reaching the target by restricting the home side to 3-17 after 10 overs with lethal spells of accurate fast bowling.

What were you saying about the Aussie bowlers fart??? :D

Well done back to reality!! :D nignoy
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[Must have the hide of a rhino and a pea for a brain if he turns up after that sorta <deleted>. :o

I thought it quite funny. He obviously didn't know it was my pub. Newbie as well. I don't mind anyway. A lot of my customers are Australian. He'll feel at home. :D

U can give him a big lecture on how great the English cricket team is......or are u very silent on ur sporting views when ur around Aussies....hmmmmmm :D

oh yeh.....course ur not.... :D

come on the All Blacks !!!

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Have a little bit of a gloat. Although the Poms have won 3? in the series, Australia one . I little bit relieved our team came together on the day. I think the worrying thing for the poms is it was an allround effort. A solid display with the bat, followed up with a stunning bowling and fielding effort.. I imagine Lee has earned himself a place in the first test side . Interesting to see if the english batsmen can handle the extra pace in the five day game :o

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