Joe Low

Me too

The bus could get a bit confining and it makes it a long day. Cars are quite closely controlled on the route but they can get from stop to stop. Best is probably for them to do their own thing imo.

There should be a ladies racing group but otherwise the batches go off according to age, with Comrades at the back - they're not runners, they're people that want to ride together.

Male? Allan Wells 1980 - 84 was Olympic champion in1980.

I wouldn't baulk at R550 entry myself - great value for money, always a great experience and a small part of the overall cost of the weekend. On road closure - they got it where they need it on the N1, otherwise there is virtually no traffic. It was cool but scary when they didn't have road closure coming down the mountain and weaving in and out of the oil tankers. Love going up to LT and doing this.

With the talk of extras - wides basically, isnt that a product of the pressure produced by the batsmen attacking and the bowlers looking to keep the ball away from them?

Got to gloat - that crusty old white guy on Radio 2000 had written us off after 18 overs of your innings and had talked himself into a win for SA in the next game and....and...... So, well done England, not great at this game and keeps the group really interesting. and to Pommie commentating in a fair and enthusiastic way applauding any good cricket.

Went to see Hunger Games by self on a Friday night, so tired left halfway through. The next week I went back bought another ticket and finished it off.

Unicycling zebras

Sharknado

Can the fundis tell us what these substances do? (and where to get them)

He's the son of "Lillee caught Willey bowled Dilley" - circa 1978

& the words of the prophet were written on a subway wall

8,10, 6, 7, 6, 9 Being pegged back looks like fun

No issue for me, batsman is stealing a yard and putting himself at risk. It's a major part of baseaball as far as I can understand it, you take your chances. On the current ODI - it looks like deja vu all over again.

Barmy Army - now this was funny..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFE_LHrnz-o

Effectively we've got (colourless) restrictions to keep you buggers out: A player becomes eligible to sign for a county under the Kolpak deal only after he gives up his right to play for his country. According to rules, a Kolpak player must not have represented his country in the past 12 months and during the period of his contract with a county, he will not be eligible to represent his country. The Kolpak players will be eligible to play for England after plying their trade in the country for four years.

Looks like the team has one heroic performance in them, but the gap was too big to cover for longer than that. Looks like Rabada is the real deal - very glad to see someone like him come through.

79 to beat - should do that at least

??????? !!!!!!!! 3-day finish possible - Or will the weather be another consideration for that?

21/4 - someone is going to dig in soon.

Agreed - cant see how folk think the 2nd innings scores are going to be a lot higher than those in the 1st innings. Whatever is set is going to lead to a nervy finish. Effectively you're 20/2 so if you could keep it under 150 I'd appreciate it. Update 20/3 - thanks

I agree (strangely and unfortunately) get to 300 and its a good job for your lot.

In all the fuss of people rushing to say what a great player Hashim Amla is and how criticism of him is unfair, I haven't heard a decent explanation from anyone in-charge for why he stepped down mid-series. Such a move is really significant and the main 'news-point' of the story, acknowledgement of a major failing somewhere.

85/4 - I don't like this game anymore