Check out my new google map showing British sporting acheivements across the globe. It’s just a bit of fun, but I thought it would be interesting to see just how far-flung our sportsmen and women are all year round, not just during major events. More additions will follow soon.
Posts Tagged ‘Cricket’
World Map of Sport
Posted by cjhall31 on April 1, 2009
Posted in Boxing, Cricket, Europe, Football, Formula One, Golf, Olympics, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Snooker, Snow Sports, Tennis | Tagged: Andy Murray, Athletics, boat race, Boxing, Britain, Cricket, England, Football, Formula 1, Golf, Italy, Map, oxford, rowing, rugby, Scotland, Snooker, Sport, Tennis, Winter Sports, World | 1 Comment »
Extreme weather? Just strong Windies…
Posted by cjhall31 on February 7, 2009
Where do you start? England’s cricketers looked as helpless as Devon drivers in the snow against the West Indian bowlers. I had intended to use the test to explain cricket to my Chinese housemate, who despite my attempts to demonstrate in the kitchen with a frying pan is still hazy on the aim of the game (I know, unbelievable. I will get round to posting the rules and history of kitchen cricket here one day). But I couldn’t quite face the conversation. “And when the bowling side has got all the batsmen out, they add up the runs and see who’s the winner.*” “So is 51 a good score?”
Posted in Cricket, Premier League, Rugby Union | Tagged: Beckham, Cricket, England, Football, Six Nations, West Indies | 1 Comment »