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    January 18, 2007

    David Lloyd: "All that was meant to be inside the box was now outside it"

    Here's a hilarious video where David Lloyd describes what it felt like to be hit in the 'box' by Jeff Thomson in the 1974/75 Ashes test at Perth.

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    May 25, 2005

    David Lloyd takes on the ICC

    David Lloyd, known for his wit as a commentator and whining as coach, believes that England wont win a single test in this year's Ashes series. He blames it on the scheduling which sees tests in July, August and September and none at Headingley, which has the best wicket for bowlers.

    Of course, he conveniently forgets that it isn't a given that even if the tests had been in May & June, England would have won every toss and gone on to win the game after bowling out Australia cheaply. Vaughan's record is hardly promising. In the 24 tests that he has captained, he has won the toss 8 times. A 33% toss record is hardly encouraging.

    But while Lloyd is hopefully spot on with his prediction, the ICC's media release about England becoming #1 if it won 2-0 against Bangladesh and 5-0 against Australia really had be laughing my guts out. 2-0 against Bangladesh is feasible. 5-0 against Australia? You're kidding me!

    I'm fairly sure they've joined Stephen Brenkley and Dermot Reeve.

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    May 16, 2005

    David Lloyd on Chaminda Vaas

    When David Lloyd isn't being a sore loser, he can be a pretty witty commentator. Sample this recent piece of classy commentary from him [via Cricinfo's Quote ... unquote section].

    "Imagine if you got him on a triple word score in Scrabble." - David Lloyd, the Sky Sports commentator, thinks of a use for all five first names of Chaminda Vaas.

    Warnakulasuriya Patabendige Ushantha Joseph Chaminda Vaas is playing for Worcestershire this season. I wonder what Lloyd will say when he comes to know about Amunugama Rajapakse Rajakaruna Abeykoon Panditha Wasalamudiyanse Ralahamilage Rajitha Krishantha Bandara Amunugama!

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    December 07, 2004



    Nick Hoult talks to the protagonists of the famous test between England and Zimbabwe at Bulawayo in 1996 which ended as a draw with both teams level on runs and David Lloyd claiming 'We flipping murdered 'em and they know it'!

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