Sentence examples for then crickets from inspiring English sources
But since then, crickets.
If basketball is a major competitor in China, then cricket overshadows soccer in India.
If that's so, someone replies, then "cricket will never become popular here".
Then cricket star Chris Gayle told a female journalist she had beautiful eyes, asked her out and told her not to blush, baby.
"I owe much to my other half," Alec once remarked, "and if it is deemed that I served the game, then cricket also is in his debt".
Until then cricket was played at what used to be known as Lancaster Park, the rugby stadium that was converted in the summer.
Back then cricket had only a few weeks of Grand Slam tennis with which to compete for the entire summer and a single screen on which most of our eyes remained focused, even during the adverts.
If the national side could provide the region with some success then cricket would be buzzing again.' But the decline of West Indian cricket exasperates him and rather than articulate a learned thesis about coaching structures or technical expertise, the answer for him is always about passion and discipline.
Then cricket's mandarins tell us they may take action for "breaches of confidentiality", instantly causing the rest of us to wonder: "Where can I read these breaches?" Now they sit in their offices like Baron Greenback, waiting for the cartoon bomb which Dangermouse has lobbed through the window, and is even now rolling towards their desk, to explode.
"You should do boxing first and then cricket," said former middleweight world champion Hagler, nicknamed Marvelous during his career.
