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Team at 2003 Sixes
Awali's here, and we're not queer
We like to play our Cricket
And we like a drink, but we never think
When we're out taking wickets.
| Old Baz's mind is quite
unkind |

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| It thinks he is still
sporty. |
| We just hope that he does
not bat |
| 'Cause running's not his
forte. |
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Barrie Radburn |
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Our captain Bob gives
lots of gob |
| When fielders all drop
catches. |
| Well that's OK till one
comes his way |
| Then he only stands and
watches. |
| Bob Phillips |
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| Young Andy Dove, good
heavens above |

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| His fielding is unreal. |
| Throughout the match he'll
try to catch |
| With flippers like a seal. |
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Andy Dove |
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Now Paddywack is so laid
back |
| It really is frustrating. |
| The rest of us are on
the bus |
| But he always keeps us
waiting. |
| Paddy Bateson |
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| Our bowler Steve does
still believe |

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| His fast ball is a winner. |
| OK except he won't accept |
| He's no more than a spinner. |
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Steve Turner |
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There's Mart from Brum,
long way he's come, |
| His batting is quite funny. |
| Not hard to find the reason,
mind. |
| He's all night with a
Bunny. |
| Martin Saunders |
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| Now Kevin's proof, and
that's no spoof |

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| That sleeping is of no
use. |
| He's up all night and
survives alright |
| On a diet of sweet apple
juice. |
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Kevin Lovegrove |
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And then there's Ferg
who has an urge |
| For fielding in the cover. |
| The local lust he doesn't
trust, |
| So he's brought his own
young lover. |
| Fergus Shaw |
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| Our Superstar, the best
by far |

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| Is a Lankan we call Rumesh. |
| A four or six he'll try
to fix |
| With all his usual panache. |
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Rumesh Ratnayake |
Now that it seems completes our team,
In Chiang Mai we're no ringers.
So we hope you'll say you've enjoyed our play
And treat us to some Singhas.
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