His fellow team members are all as inexperienced as Climber, so we're not expecting them to win a match in the near future, but having said that, we thought Climber batted and bowled very creditably, and he took a very good catch to dismiss someone.
The retired life
14 hours ago
Which bright spark came up with the white cricket thingie anyhoo? Someone heavily into dramatic looking knee skids? Am tempted to ban white (and therefore cricket) in this house...
ReplyDeleteHe looks lovely in his uniform. I bet you're cursing his choice of sport though - could there be a duller game?!
ReplyDeleteOMG where are his ARMS!!??
ReplyDeleteHe'll be buggered trying to catch anything with no arms!!
Seriously though...he's a cutie. :)
Word verification - indriumi - what the H?
He does look like you've had his arms amputated. He also looks very tall!
ReplyDeleteOn another note, I agree it's important to document the cricket whites being actually white because they won't be for long.
Oh, cricket. Yawn. Is there a tap version of the game? That may interest me.
ReplyDeleteAwww, this reminds me of a pic of my brother when he was wee, playing cricked all padded up. The pads and bat were almost as tall as he :)
ReplyDeleteO, napisan, essential for all cricket mums & wives :)
ReplyDeleteA green stain on a cricketer's knee is worn with pride. I'm saying he has at least one of those already, and a story of greatness to go with it.
ReplyDeleteI'm w Aunty Evil - someone stole his arms!
ReplyDeleteTapping, bowling, batting, catching, do his talents know no bounds ? Such a gorgeous boy, love that huge grin :)
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a real cricketer!
ReplyDeleteWHERE ARE HIS ARMS!!!???? Have you found them yet?
ReplyDeleteI'm scandalised that Fairlie thinks cricket is a yawn. Shall I start on about strategy, tactics, the mind games? Oh there's a lot to cricket.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Climber on his first game. Little boy cricket is very cute.