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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Out of the concrete jungle the big cats prowl from Grafton Gully to the great plain, and when the big cats begin to howl you know Leopards are loose in The Domain. I strode out to the middle swinging my bat, and all day long they chase the ball and shout when I would get rapped on the pads “Howzat?” but wink wink, the umpires ruled “Not Out!”. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, gathered in awe to watch The Master and his name exhort, and at the crease blazoned a century score by the Lion slayer in fierce onslaught. “Bravo skipper!” roared the crowd, “More! More!” Dapper in his white zinc and red bandana – Howzat! into Wisden and leopard folklore run-out on that great urban savannah. I should have stayed my crease – instead I ran - but cometh the legend, cometh the man! Cover and square leg would scurry and duck when Excalibur blade threatened again - cut, hook, pull, and drive - each ball thunder struck by the forged willow of gods and men! A rank sledge and slog over midwicket was the fatal shot and call of “no, yes, no!”… and in the post-match bar in the oak tree thicket rose puffs of stupefying herb that billow. “Bravo skipper!” roared the crowd, “More! More!” Dapper in his white zinc and red bandana - Howzat! into Wisden and Leopard folklore run-out on that great urban savannah. I should have stayed my crease - instead I ran - but cometh the legend, cometh the man! Written: December 1996
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