Graeme Smith

ketchim · 03-03-2014, 07:23 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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I didn't really like watching him play or anything, but is it just me who's gonna miss him in the SA lineup? Sad

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Nice lunch time interview with Smiffy !!  Smile

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That Jacques Kallis interview also on Cricinfo posted by Trinidaddy !

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Graeme Smith was one of the greatest player ever to grace the cricket field. He holds the record for being the most successful captain and also the captain with the most number of matches played as a captain of the side. He was also a very successful batsman for South Africa, having an average of over 40 in test cricket. He leaves a big gap in this South Africa side with his retirement.

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http://www.dnaindia.com/sport/report-ret...st-1967528

Now we know !!!!

Smith's daughter had tipped her brother's heated milk onto herself resulting in burns severe enough to require three operations [img alt=Sad]http://www.westindiesforum.com/Smileys/forum/sad.png[/img]

Mom a bit careless handling 2 pickney hot milk together !

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Graeme Smith is a cricketer I've always respected. He was very intimidating at his peak. I don't remember the year, but during a tour of England, he was virtually impossible to get out. I think he scored two double centuries in that series. The cricket world is surely losing a very good captain and a very domineering batsman. I wish him all the best in whatever he chooses to pursue now.

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Mom a bit careless handling 2 pickney hot milk together !
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Oh my goodness!!!  How sad and unfortunate .......... Sad

Honestly when you've got little ones like that .... you need 'eyes in the back of your bleedin' head'.

Mine were only 22 months apart and an on-going constant vigil.

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Mine were only 22 months apart and an on-going constant vigil.

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Yuh slack ....shouldda have 2 in that gestation period    ::LOL::

ges·ta·tion
jeˈstāSHən/....Noun

the process of carrying or being carried in the womb between conception and birth.

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