Keyword: Cricket (Page 2)

It is now possible they can get the impossible score they first thought possible.

British cricket journalist

That’s cricket, Harry, you get these sort of things in boxing.

(1926 – ) English sports commentator

It's funny kind of month, October. For the really keen cricket fan, it's when you realize that your wife left you in May.

(1922 – ) English comedy writer & television presenter

You rejoin us at a very appropriate time – Ray Illingworth has just relieved himself at the pavilion end!

cricket announcer

Fred Titmus has two short legs, one of them square.

I always insist that my team be in bed before breakfast.

English cricketer

It is a full house at the Eden Gardens. Today, Calcutta is celebrating the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi!

cricket commentator

Welcome to Worcester where we have just seen Barry Richards hit one of Basil D'Oliveira's balls clean out of the ground.

cricket announcer

Baseball has the great advantage over cricket of being sooner ended.

(1856 – 1950) Irish playwright & socialist

Cricket needs brightening up a bit. My solution is to let the players drink at the beginning of the game, not after. It always works in our picnic matches.

Australian actor

He is a very dangerous bowler… innocuous, if you like.

cricket coach

Marshall's bowling with his head.

I wish you were a statue and I were a pigeon.

Stephen Gascoigne (1878 – 1942) Australian sports fan & heckler

The black cloud is coming from the direction the wind is blowing. Now the wind is coming from where the black cloud is!

English cricketer & commentator

Chappell just stood on his feet and smashed it to the boundary.

cricket commentator

He's usually a good puller – but he couldn't get it up that time.

Australian cricketer & commentator

It is a catch he would have held 99 times out of one thousand.

cricket commentator

I enjoy hitting a batsman more than getting him out. It doesn't worry me in the least to see a batsman hurt, rolling around screaming and blood on the pitch.

Australian crickete

Personally, I have always looked upon cricket as organized loafing.

(1881–1944) Archbishop of Canterbury

Oh God, if there be cricket in heaven, let there also be rain.


Send ‘im’ down a piano, see if ‘e can play that!

Stephen Gascoigne (1878 – 1942) Australian sports fan & heckler