The Perth Test- A write-off for English Forummers?

It starts at 2am in England. Surely lunch will be the cut off point?

Wouldn't the sensible option be to go to bed early and get up at around 4.30 to watch the 2nd and 3rd sessions vefore heading off to the dole queue?

It's a cunning Aussie plan to stop the reverse woofing

I'm gonna be In Paris for most of it so its a right off for me. I wonder if any Parisian bars will be open at 6am to show le cricket? And will all the commentary be done by Richie Benaud and Bruce French?

I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

Hope that helps.

Yeah, age is starting to creep up on me. Constant 2am starts is a fecker.

JKLever wrote:Yeah, age is starting to creep up on me. Constant 2am starts is a fecker.

phurt. Record it, get up at 4:30 & watch from the start, fast forwarding between overs. Easy.

The Ashes from England is grouse for an insomniac like me. Should be the same for youse Pomgolians. SIUUBGs.

Henry wrote:I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

Hope that helps.

There used to be a sports bar (or at least a bar showing sports) at CDG airport. I remember watching cricket there.

Bradman wrote:

Henry wrote:I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

Hope that helps.

There used to be a sports bar (or at least a bar showing sports) at CDG airport. I remember watching cricket there.

So Trev, were there aeroplanes taking off and landing near the bar you referred to?

Henry wrote:I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

It's in the middle of France on the River Seine.

taipan wrote:

Henry wrote:I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

It's in the middle of France on the River Seine.

Hehehehe!

Zat wrote:

Bradman wrote:

Henry wrote:I remember watching a test from a bar in Paris about four years ago. Can't remember where it was exactly.

Hope that helps.

There used to be a sports bar (or at least a bar showing sports) at CDG airport. I remember watching cricket there.

So Trev, were there aeroplanes taking off and landing near the bar you referred to?

No.

Pretty bloody feeble effort if what Trev says is right - for 12 years we stayed up half the night to watch Oz dismember England and you never heard us whine....

Yes, but all you lot have to do the next day is pull on a red cap and sit on the beach.