Cricket is a funny game.
True Story.
Today I got to watch Neil McKenzie be Neil MacKenzie.
I missed Sehwag standing on the pulpit smashing away an evil mystery.
As an avid sehwagologist I should have been front and centre, but as always I was not allowed to see two lots of brown men play against each other.
Not fair.
MacKenzie I am allowed to see.
But I would prefer to stick a turkey baster full of vinegar into my penis.
Then when life overtook cricket, I also missed watching Freddie handing Kallis his tiny chicken heart on a platter.
From what I hear Kallis didnâ™t like the taste one bit.
This I was allowed to see via the wonders of replay.
But nothing can beat Kallis getting clean bowled live.
So instead of regaling you with vital insights into Sehwagâ™s brilliant innings, or hyping up Kallis v Freddie Don King like, I am left with only talking about how exceptionally well MacKenzie leaves a cricket ball.
Which he does.
No really, he does.
It reminds me of a proust poem.
You know the one.www.cricketwithballs.com
Now with new proper english lady blogger.
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