OK, born in Malaysia I see. I'll hold fire on counting him until we know the parentage though, pretty sure he's not Malaysian. Assumption would be irish obviously.Slinky_Pete wrote:O'KeefeGod is an Englishman wrote:Who is the 4th? Khawaja, Renshaw, Cartwright and... ?Old Redback wrote:4 of today's 11 were born overseas. Surely that's not allowed judging by Australia's recent complaints against other nations (but only when they have been beaten by those other nations.... )
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Whilst I can't get a definitive answer - he was born in Malaysia due to his father having a job in the Air Force. It doesn't specify which Air Force though. My thinking on this is that he is Australian though.God is an Englishman wrote:Slinky_Pete wrote:OK, born in Malaysia I see. I'll hold fire on counting him until we know the parentage though, pretty sure he's not Malaysian. Assumption would be irish obviously.God is an Englishman wrote:
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O'Keefe became the first Australian Test player born in Malaysia, a result of his father's work for the Royal Australian Air Force.God is an Englishman wrote:OK, born in Malaysia I see. I'll hold fire on counting him until we know the parentage though, pretty sure he's not Malaysian. Assumption would be irish obviously.Slinky_Pete wrote:O'KeefeGod is an Englishman wrote:
Who is the 4th? Khawaja, Renshaw, Cartwright and... ?
This 3 year old story has Australia at 23 overseas born players. (now 25 with Cartwright)
http://www.cricket.com.au/news/stephen- ... 2014-10-22
England would probably have more than that if they counted India & South Africa only. They've had their 66th player born overseas debut.
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As per the above, being born overseas doesn't bother me. England would have more but I would consider O'Keefe to be Australian, the same as KP is English.Slinky_Pete wrote: O'Keefe became the first Australian Test player born in Malaysia, a result of his father's work for the Royal Australian Air Force.
This 3 year old story has Australia at 23 overseas born players. (now 25 with Cartwright)
http://www.cricket.com.au/news/stephen- ... 2014-10-22
England would probably have more than that if they counted India & South Africa only. They've had their 66th player born overseas debut.
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That's fine. But remember, this convo started cos Old Redback said we have 4/11 born overseas.God is an Englishman wrote:As per the above, being born overseas doesn't bother me. England would have more but I would consider O'Keefe to be Australian, the same as KP is English.Slinky_Pete wrote: O'Keefe became the first Australian Test player born in Malaysia, a result of his father's work for the Royal Australian Air Force.
This 3 year old story has Australia at 23 overseas born players. (now 25 with Cartwright)
http://www.cricket.com.au/news/stephen- ... 2014-10-22
England would probably have more than that if they counted India & South Africa only. They've had their 66th player born overseas debut.
(Australia's first ever Test side had 6/11 - so it's just keeping with history) ;)
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Yes, but I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't consider O'Keefe to be Australian.Slinky_Pete wrote:That's fine. But remember, this convo started cos Old Redback said we have 4/11 born overseas.
(Australia's first ever Test side had 6/11 - so it's just keeping with history) ;)
Which game is considered to be their first test match? I was under the belief that the first Australian team contained 11 Englishman.
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http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/c ... 62396.htmlGod is an Englishman wrote:Yes, but I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't consider O'Keefe to be Australian.Slinky_Pete wrote:That's fine. But remember, this convo started cos Old Redback said we have 4/11 born overseas.
(Australia's first ever Test side had 6/11 - so it's just keeping with history) ;)
Which game is considered to be their first test match? I was under the belief that the first Australian team contained 11 Englishman.
Thomson the opener was born in NSW. So you are wrong there
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I did say "I was under the belief", So I never stated it as factSlinky_Pete wrote:http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/c ... 62396.htmlGod is an Englishman wrote:Yes, but I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't consider O'Keefe to be Australian.Slinky_Pete wrote:That's fine. But remember, this convo started cos Old Redback said we have 4/11 born overseas.
(Australia's first ever Test side had 6/11 - so it's just keeping with history) ;)
Which game is considered to be their first test match? I was under the belief that the first Australian team contained 11 Englishman.
Thomson the opener was born in NSW. So you are wrong there
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Your beliefs can still be wrong.God is an Englishman wrote:I did say "I was under the belief", So I never stated it as factSlinky_Pete wrote:http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/c ... 62396.htmlGod is an Englishman wrote:
Yes, but I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't consider O'Keefe to be Australian.
Which game is considered to be their first test match? I was under the belief that the first Australian team contained 11 Englishman.
Thomson the opener was born in NSW. So you are wrong there
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Yes, but I believe I covered myself by not claiming it as a fact. "Under the belief" gives that scope for doubt.Slinky_Pete wrote:Your beliefs can still be wrong.
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That's why politicians use the term "I (or we) believe......blah blah blah" and then if/when challenged later on they deny any such "promise".God is an Englishman wrote:Yes, but I believe I covered myself by not claiming it as a fact. "Under the belief" gives that scope for doubt.Slinky_Pete wrote:Your beliefs can still be wrong.
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how much do you think the Paki's had on themselves to be all out by Tea????
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I was thinking along those lines after the second test.MegaBonus wrote:how much do you think the Paki's had on themselves to be all out by Tea????
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No need for racismMegaBonus wrote:how much do you think the Paki's had on themselves to be all out by Tea????
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Yes, courts have found people guilty of it as well.Anononoka wrote:You call that racism?
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The apostrophe just means there are letters missing.God is an Englishman wrote:Yes, courts have found people guilty of it as well.Anononoka wrote:You call that racism?
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God is an Englishman wrote:MegaBonus wrote:australian courts or pommie courts???
More racism
Talk about being handed bad luck, Not only a pom but a stupid one as well!
We got Ova' Here?? #ACCUPAHATERS!
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"To be born English is to win first prize in the lottery of life."Wayne Kerr wrote:God is an Englishman wrote:MegaBonus wrote:australian courts or pommie courts???
More racism
Talk about being handed bad luck, Not only a pom but a stupid one as well!
It's stupid to highlight racism?
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Wayne Kerr wrote:
Talk about being handed bad luck, Not only a pom but a stupid one as well!
We got Ova' Here?? #ACCUPAHATERS!
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Wayne Kerr wrote:Wayne Kerr wrote:
Talk about being handed bad luck, Not only a pom but a stupid one as well!
Another one who can't answer a simple question
God is an Englishman wrote:"To be born English is to win first prize in the lottery of life."
It's stupid to highlight racism?
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God is an Englishman wrote:Wayne Kerr wrote:Wayne Kerr wrote:
Talk about being handed bad luck, Not only a pom but a stupid one as well!
Another one who can't answer a simple question
God is an Englishman wrote:"To be born English is to win first prize in the lottery of life."
It's stupid to highlight racism?
Stupid is someone who thinks their race is better than another.
Wayne Kerr wrote:
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No.God is an Englishman wrote:It's stupid to highlight racism?
Is calling some a bubble racist?
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NoSlinky_Pete wrote:No.God is an Englishman wrote:It's stupid to highlight racism?
Is calling some a bubble racist?
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So why is pom racist?God is an Englishman wrote:NoSlinky_Pete wrote:No.God is an Englishman wrote:It's stupid to highlight racism?
Is calling some a bubble racist?
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because it's defined as a "derogatory" termSlinky_Pete wrote:So why is pom racist?
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