My reaction reading this post from Piers:
“Cummins was fierce, eloquent…”😒🥱
“…passionate as he…denied…”🤔🙄🥴
“…but I didn’t believe a word of it…”🫨
“Of course all the bowlers knew…” 😁🫡
“…stop taking us for mugs…” 🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
Cummins was fierce, eloquent, emotional, and passionate as he emphatically denied any wrongdoing while chucking Khawaja under a bus…. but I didn’t believe a word of it. Of course all the bowlers knew the ball had been sandpapered. Stop taking us for mugs @patcummins30 .
Yes! Sorry about these humans on your first day. I know it can be quite disconcerting.
Just try not to get too brainwashed, fan out beyond reason, or become a political pundit.
Good luck out here, and keep sane!
Hi, this is my first day as a human. Is this what it's usually like? People looking at the same event and drawing wildly different conclusions?
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Hi, this is my first day as a human. Is this what it's usually like? People looking at the same event and drawing wildly different conclusions?
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Hi, just informing you all to have the uncomfortable conversation with your parent/s about what happens when they are no longer here. Ask if they have debts, ask if they have plans in place, do they have a power of attorney just in case? Do they have a will set up?? Talk.
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Usman Khawaja is not able to answer the tough questions put forward by Sarah Ferguson on ABC 7:30 program and is ducking everything in regards to the sandpaper gate incident.
Which begs the question. Did he write this book with the intention of supporting his close mate David Warner and throwing his teammates under the bus or he genuinely wanted the truth to come out of the sandpaper gate incident.
This interview offers a very interesting perspective.
A must watch!


















