The alternative is to laze around a Delhi hotel until Monday which seems a bit of a waste. Dharamshala cricket stadium looks like one of those must see sporting arenas, so let’s see if I can work it out. No pain, no gain.Sounds a very tiring trip but a great experience, enjoy your time there. Please take some good luck for the team with you.
The hotel I stay in has got a restaurant with one of those cooking stations where you watch your grub being cooked. They have a tandoor oven which knocks out the finest naan and chicken kebabs! The key to survival is plenty of hand sanitizer and to be ultra careful around tap water, with a back up plan of a wash bag full of Imodium.Have a great trip, but don't eat anything you're not sure of, friend of mine went out there with work, had a few to many Kebabs and ended up with the dreaded Deli Belly, he reckons that he used about 3 tubs of Sudocrem to ease the constant pain from the ring sting.
I'll stick to the Balearic's for my Holibobs, Thanks
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Not sure I'd have rested Wood for this, yes he bowled a lot of overs in the previous test but so did Anderson (who's a lot older ).
After inspecting the wicket, Stokes said, "I have never seen something like that before." - there's already cracks showing.Not sure I'd have rested Wood for this, yes he bowled a lot of overs in the previous test but so did Anderson (who's a lot older ).
Win the toss and bat first
He at last managed to turn up today, must have slept well last night, well not exactly last night, but you know what I mean.
Yep. Can’t afford to have 9,10 and 11 knocking 20’s and 30’s out.A leed of a hundred or so on that wicket would be gold dust
