






Jhulan Goswami falls for a golden which I managed to capture. You can see the bails in the air.
Very proud of this picture capture.


This was Jhulan Goswami last international match which has spanned 20 years.
Incredible career, ending with the most wickets in international matches.



I have to admit I didn’t think I would reach 1000 posts so quickly.
Quite glad it is of cricket and my new hobby of taking photographs.
I hope you have been enjoying the blog?



Some more pictures from the match. India still batting.



Some pictures of the ground and India batting.



Today we went to Lords to see the England v India women’s ODI match, final international match of the English summer.
For the first time ever I arrived at a match late, as we left late.
Had a lovely taxi journey from Charing Cross with a Greek driver, very chatty.
There was still a fair queue outside to get in, though it moved pretty quickly.
Went and checked our plaque on the Father Time wall before sitting down.
England had started well on a lovely day in September, but there were main twist and turns in this match.



Today was the day that the world saw the longest ever serving monarch reach her final destination after an incredible 70 years of service.
The weather held for the day as she was taken from Westminster Hall to Westminster Cathedral for the service and then to Marble Arch by a carriage pulled by the Navy, where it was transferred to a funeral car for the journey to Windsor.
Some of the roads they drove on, I was driving on them yesterday. Seemed surreal.
There were crowds for the whole journey, just shows what England thought of her.
Incredible day watching this event on the television.
A few pictures I captured from the television.



Some more pictures from the visit to Windsor.


