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Golden Moment
1. At Brookfield one night we witnessed a sight In the annals of cricket most rare, The skip won the call and gave the new ball To a bald headed opening pair.
2. Their batsmen looked good but try as they would The ball wouldn’t get off the square, for such was the style, the experience and guile Of the bald headed opening pair.
3. They were dazzled, confused, and completely bemused, There was no way on earth they’d prepare for a contest, my friends, not from one, but both ends With a bald headed opening pair.
4. Their innings was done for less that a ton, Their game plan was up in the air We concluded, no doubt they had reckoned without Our bald headed opening pair.
5. We batted great guns and knocked off the runs With two or three overs to spare. Magoo made a few but the victory was due To the bald headed opening pair.
6. The scorebook won’t show it, so no-one will know it But the fortunate few who were there, And its their claim to fame that they played in a game With a bald headed opening pair.
7. My team mates, mine host; I give you a toast, To captaincy extr’ordinaire, And to Barry and Ken, those remarkable men, The bald headed opening pair.
By Arthur Salway |
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