How u doing, sorry for not replying ur thread for over 4 months, i've been doing my thesis since the beginning of the year, now I handed in my first draft, waiting for the feedbacks from my prof. I only saw cricket on TV, I dont think peope

Many people have different kinds of responsibility in their lives. For example, parents have the responsibility to take care of their children. Teachers have the responsibility to teach their students and so on. Being an oldest one in family I was

Thanks for the video. Helps us folks from the U.S. understand why we came home with a cricket bat when we were in England with our parents as a teenager.

flintaff is a great allrounder ENGLAND ever had.. it will be a great disaster for ENGLAND cricket..

Hello! My name is Emily and I live in New Zealand . I am 11 years old. I have a pet kiwi and a pet rat. The reason why I have a pet kiwi is that my parents are animal rescuers. They found this bird on the road. Sadly, this happens a lot, and my

Hi, 1: "Don't throw the rice on the floor." Suggests the person did it deliberately. OR "Don't drop the rice on the ground." Suggests the person is just careless and untidy. 2 In BrE 'on' is used

My dear and respected teachers, 1: "Don't throw the rice on the floor." OR "Don't drop the rice on the ground." Both fine, but throwing is different to dropping. 2: In BrE 'on' is used "I punched him on the

My dear and respected teachers, 1: "Don't throw the rice on the floor." OR "Don't drop the rice on the ground." 2: In BrE 'on' is used "I punched him on the stomach." And in AmE 'in' is used

Today is the first day of the English cricket season. Many terms used in Business English contain references from cricket, eg 'a sticky wicket'. Does anyone need any advice/interpretation of this peculiar sport?