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- Mum!
- Mum!
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- Dad!
- Dad!
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- Bingo!
- Bingo!
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- Bluey!
- Bluey!
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Let me tell you about
the time we tried to get Rusty out.
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It was some kid's birthday.
I don't remember who.
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And we were playing cricket.
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Oh! Out you go, Bingo.
Well done.
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Whose bat?
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Mine!
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Okay, everyone, move in close.
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- Move in close.
- Hilarious.
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Kiss about, Bluey.
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- Six and out!
- Ah, man.
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Who hasn't had a bat yet?
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Rusty hasn't.
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Hey, Rusty, your bat, mate.
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Dad, can we play Tiggy instead?
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What?
Cricket's more fun than Tiggy.
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But cricket is just about
hitting a ball around the grass.
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Cricket's about more
than that, kid.
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Tell you what. We'll get
Rusty out and then play Tiggy.
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- You'll never get Rusty out.
- I think I can handle it.
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- Wah-ah-ah!
- Yeah, Rusty!
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Four bits!
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See?
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This episode of "Bluey"
is called "Cricket."
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You right with
a bit of swing, Rusty?
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All good, Mr. Heeler.
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Now, what we didn't know
was that Rusty loved cricket.
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He'd play all day
with his brother and sister.
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- Can you hit me a catch?
- Not yet, Dusty.
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- I'm almost at 50.
- Yeah.
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When they weren't
around, he played by himself.
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Far out.
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- That's it, Snickers.
- Man, this kid's good.
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Look, he likes the square cut.
Stripe,
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you and me will move
to gully and point.
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You send one to his off stump,
lure him into the catch.
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It was a good plan.
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But we didn't know about
Rusty's kitchen.
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- Aaaah!
- Uh-oh!
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Run!
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Now come back here!
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That was good motivation
to work on his square cut.
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I had no chance.
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Yeah, Rusty!
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It was time to mix up
the attack.
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Give me that. I've had enough
of your pies.
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Bit of spin okay, Rusty?
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All good, Mr. Heeler.
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{\an8}Stripe, put it right on
that crack there, see?
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{\an8}Oh, yeah. Good call.
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Stripe couldn't
spin to save himself.
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But if he could land it
on that crack,
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Rusty would have no chance.
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But what we didn't know
was that when Rusty's dad was away,
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he'd get a lift home
with his mate, Jack.
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And this was his front yard.
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- Got him!
- Oh, not fair.
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Rusty played at
Jack's a lot that year.
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So he got pretty good
at finding a rough wicket.
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Yeah!
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He can handle Stripe's fruit
any day.
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What?! How did he hit that?
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Now, every batsman
has a weak spot.
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That's it.
Time for a pace attack.
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And Rusty's was pace.
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Okay if I have a go, Rusty?
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Sometimes Rusty would play with
his older brother's mates,
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one of them being this kid
Tiny who could bowl really fast.
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Got him!
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And he was never brave
enough to bat.
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- Whose bat?
- Until one day...
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Um, mine?
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...he was.
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Rusty, you can bat if you want,
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but no one's going to go
easy on you.
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Understand?
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They didn't play
with a tennis ball either.
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They used a proper
cricket ball.
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And they are hard.
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- Ugh!
- Ooh!
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Maybe wait till
you're a bit older.
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Rusty didn't want to give up.
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But he was so scared of Tiny.
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One day, a letter came.
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Mom, there's a letter from Dad!
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"And... you thought Christmas up
north was hot.
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You should try over here.
It is boiling.
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I'll see you all soon.
Miss ya heaps. Dad."
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Rusty, Dad's letter
has a P.S. for you.
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Can you read it?
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"This Tiny sounds like he's got
some pace on him."
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- He does.
-"I wish I could be there to
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bowl a few at you."
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But I can't right now, mate.
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But look, as you grow up,
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you'll face harder things
than a cricket ball.
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And you'll have two choices.
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- Back away and get out.
- Got him!
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Whose bat is it?
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Or...
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step in front
and play a pull shot.
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Just keep your eye on the ball
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and take care
of your little sister for me.
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Love, Dad."
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Lucky's dad had no
chance.
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Lunch time!
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- Lunch!
- Now, hang on. Rusty, one more?
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Okay.
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Rusty would have
played 50 more.
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- Whoo-whoo-whoo!
- What a shot!
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He just loved
cricket.
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I told you you
wouldn't get Rusty out.
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Come on, Pat.
This one's for dignity.
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Lucky's dad put
everything he had into that ball.
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And Rusty could have smashed it
into next week if he wanted to.
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But instead...
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Ah! I got it!
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...he hit his little sister
a catch.
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Ah, you got me.
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And that's lunch.
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Thanks, Mr. Heeler.
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Thanks, Lucky's dad.
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No worries, Rusty.
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- I got you out!
- I know.
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I can't believe it.
What a catch.
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That's what
cricket's about, kid.