Blogs about: Douglas Jardine
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Winners and Spoils or “Where’s the Entertainment in Winning?”
The object of cricket is to beat the opposition. There are many ways that playing or watching cricket can be enjoyable or entertaining, but, especially at the highest and most competitive level, winn… more →
Down At Third Man
A quaver of quivering cockatoos
wrote 1 week ago: Last week we lobbed on the mother on a gorgeous Sunday, girl #1 running wild in the sunbaked suburbi … more →
Villains?
wrote 2 months ago: A few words about the men who cause the ‘brave’ cricketers’ injuries. Last week I … more →
Bodyline TV Series Part One
wrote 2 months ago: It is 80th Year since the biggest cricket controversy of its time happened. When a defensive approac … more →
That's Entertainment: Hugo Weaving
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wrote 5 months ago: Hugo Weaving as Elrond Hugo Weaving, the English-Australian film and stage actor, is globally known … more →
US Open Final - 10.09.12
wrote 8 months ago: Usually at 4pm on a Monday, we at TippyTappySports are preparing ourselves for a bit of Monday Night … more →
The Men who changed the face of Cricket
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wrote 9 months ago: Cricket, today, features amongst the top sports of the world and its shimmering luster is getting sh … more →
ON THE LINE OF THE BODY
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wrote 10 months ago: Scoring 2960 runs on a tour and scoring 974 runs in a 5 match Test series at an average of 139.14 in … more →
HUMOR: FINEST ASHES SLEDGING
wrote 10 months ago: Intense cricket and Sledging go hand in hand. Some excerpts from finest ashes sledges ever:- “ … more →
The Long View
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wrote 11 months ago: An England team is being selected for the final match in a series that has already been won. The sel … more →
India - hitting investors where it hurts
wrote 1 year ago: The Italian calls the shots - and what does she know about cricket? As a sport that dictates: … more →
Five Film Favorites: Cinematic Things from Australia
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wrote 1 year ago: I have posted this list too late to properly celebrate Australia Day, which occurs annually on 26 Ja … more →
Great political plays (No6) The Ashes by Michael Pinchbeck
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wrote 1 year ago: The Ashes is a play about cricket, but it’s also about politics, nationalism, colonialism and … more →
Douglas Jardine Twitter Feed
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Winners and Spoils or "Where’s the Entertainment in Winning?"
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wrote 2 years ago: The object of cricket is to beat the opposition. There are many ways that playing or watching crick … more →
Seventh Day Adventism – The Melbourne Test
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wrote 2 years ago: No one in the pavilion on the sixth morning of the third timeless Test of 1928/29 was prepared to gi … more →
Jardine
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wrote 2 years ago: In the course of writing this blog we have been asked to plug certain products here and there includ … more →
The Emperor’s New Clothes or Wearing a T-Shirt for Douglas Jardine.
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wrote 2 years ago: The not so humble T shirt, the undergarment that ‘came out’, self coloured or tye-died, ringer or bi … more →
jardine t-shirt
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wrote 2 years ago: The team at Philosophy football have another cricket t-shirt available to you, and it is up to me to … more →
Sometimes like Vishy, sometimes Douglas Jardine
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wrote 3 years ago: Gundappa Viswanath‘s tenure as captain of the Indian cricket team was shorter than Sachin Tend … more →
