#cricketing nations

[nfllivescores]

Scotland chasing 120 to win T20 World Cup opener

World Cup In a stunning start to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, Scotland pulled off a sensational victory in their opening match, chasing down a modest total of 120 runs in just 18.4 overs to defeat their opponents. It was a game that highlighted Scotland’s determination, disciplined bowling attack, and an unwavering belief in their ability to perform on the big stage World Cup. The Setting: A…

[newsbluster]

Pakistan's World Cup 2023 Victory: You Won't Believe It!

Pakistan’s World Cup 2023 Victory: The cricketing world was set ablaze as Pakistan clinched a remarkable victory in the ICC World Cup 2023. Despite a shaky start, the green shirts roared back, showcasing incredible resilience and skill. This blog post dives into the thrilling moments of the match, highlighting Pakistan’s triumphant journey to glory. Pakistan’s Struggle and Resilience in World…

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[the-knife-consumer]

Happy pride and merry yurimas

[holysheithyall]

if you think the audio is off no its not. anyways i hope you guys dont mind me posting wlw beckory for a bit

[feltcreature]

RUSTY AIR GUITAR !!!!!! The extended intro is the cutest thing ever. thank you bluey team

[i-am-become-a-name]

fucking walked into the kitchen to make a cup of tea while thinking about how i would wipe seven and brax from this scene of happy endings down with hand sanitiser and then give them a lil kiss on their cheeks and that annus braxiatelus has made me weird and they were playing the seventh doctor era theme on the radio what the fuck

[happycricketbox]

Natsushin...

[zehl0w]

Unfinished comic that I’ve bee sitting on for literally over two years. Anyways when you and the bestie have a complex situationship that very quickly spirals into something so agonizingly one sided (unless….? 😳)

[peonycats]

is the countryhumans fandom personifying the entire european union??? and nato??? why not the international cricket council too

so true king

[segueintoromanticism]

What's funny about this fandom is how quick people are to always jump on the Shubman hate train. It feels like they don't actually like him as a person and are only there till he is giving them the content for the ships.

[sillyredconverse]

This is the most bisexual thing I've ever seen in my life.

[dreamieparadise]

Me in my head thinking I need to draw Momina and Mukhtar together so one of the cast could go: "You're related...!?" Pause. "WAIT, HE'S BLACK?"

What they don't look related!? 😒

[partybarty]

The scariest thing ever is trying out for a sport.

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the National Cricket Academy in Lahore | October 17 2019

[orcelito]

Oh! Speaking of bugs!

I saw this big ass cricket near the water fountain of a class building. It was far enough from the doors outside that I didn't think it'd get out on its own, and I was scared of someone else coming along and smushing it, so I found a piece of scrap paper to escort it outside with.

It was so big and polite. Stayed on the paper without jumping. I tried very hard to not jostle it, & thankfully a nice lady coming inside ended up helping open the doors for me so I could bring the cricket outside as smoothly as possible.

Little dude got released back to the wilds (of campus). His life is now out of my hands, but hopefully it'll be longer than it would've had he stayed inside 🙏