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Evgeni Nabokov never had to make a save; but the flurry near the crease was a sign of good things to come for the State of Hockey.— MVN
Kanhai, instinctively, knew that the purpose of batting is to entertain, and the crease was the stage on which he performed.— CaribbeanCricket.com
When the pitch is wearing as quickly as this appears to be doing - former West Indies wicketkeeper, David Williams reckons he has never seen a Sabina pitch as scuffed as this one by day two - occupation of the crease is almost as important as scoring runs.— Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph
Stubborn occupation of the crease was the main order of the day for him, even when England tried to frustrate him with seven fielders on the off-side.— BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
Their old Female Genitalia 3rd jersey was hilarious, and watching Marty soil himself in the crease is always entertaining.— Kuklas Korner

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