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Michael Bevan was intense but he wasn't a wanker.
Stick your head in a vat of acidAshes Result: Australia 3-1
Most runs and how much: Smith 527
Most wickets and how much: Starc and Broad - 32 each
Cummins wickets: 4
Anderson wickets: 7
How many tests will Mathew Wade play this series?: 1
How many tests will Gary Ballance play this series?: 3
How many tests will Mitch Marsh play this series?: 3
How many run outs in the entire series?: 2
Number of centuries for the entire series (both sides): 10
Who will announce retirement during the ashes?: Cummins, after breaking down from another injury on Day 3 of the first Test
Go f**k yourself with the pointy end of a broken bottleStick your head in a vat of acid
Are you sure they weren't talking about you?Maybe Bevo's exile was because he was a wanker.
I mean I've heard stories that he was a truly first rate plonker of a person.
What channel is the women's ashes Test on?
It ain't.
I think its only available on streaming.
Yeah, CA once again making it really accessible to the fans.
What's the f**king point of it being day/night if it's not on TV?
I got the privilige to meet Bevo in the late 90's.
It was at a cricket coaching thing for potential NSW Country players from memory. We had a few NSW players come down to help out, Bevan, Richard Chee Quee and local boy Michael Slater.
Slater thought he was king shit, Chee Quee was really genuinely interested in helping with the coaching and Bevan was a quiet sort of fella. He was very respectful, unlike Slater, and didn't feel the need to tonk sixteen shades of shit out every second ball us teenagers sent down to him.
Slater left two days early. The other stayed til the end and gave autographs etc.
Bevo may have changed over the years as he got better and more successful, but my experience was that he was a decent fella.