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    Mapplewell Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Strauss, who was dropped by Warne off Keith Gillespie at first slip on four, fell in the over before lunch when a sharply-turning Warne leg break crashed into his stumps as he rocked onto the back foot to cut.

    Isnt Keith Gillespie a footballer?:S
     
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    ye leicster int it jason gillespie the cricketer
     
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    RE: ye leicster int it jason gillespie the cricketer

    Think he's been released by Leicester, still a footballer though.

    Did you watch the cricket mate?
     
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    some just hope tommorow
     
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    Mapplewell Tyke Well-Known Member

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    RE: some just hope tommorow

    That made sense anyway!
     
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    sorry lad thik as fook
     
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    RE: ye leicster int it jason gillespie the cricketer

    He's on trial at the Blunts.
     
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