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Sky Sports Cricket YouTube Shorts clip shows the stump mic where New Zealand Black Caps questioning 'What are they doing?' after Harry Brook's dismissal.

Sums it all up really... They were like all of us when we watched it happen ffs.

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u/WideConversation1989 — 6 days ago
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England fans wonderwall seranade

Taken from DavoBirmingham, sing your heart out for the lads!

u/AdOriginal1084 — 8 days ago
▲ 66 r/popculturechat

Which actors/actresses can regularly play unlikeable yet interesting characters that you end up rooting for by the end?

These are some of my personal favourites. They have an incredible talent for playing morally messy, abrasive, or downright unlikeable characters while still making them compelling enough that I end up rooting for them by the end. I’m always impressed by how they bring out the vulnerability, humour, conviction, or hidden decency beneath the surface. Let me know your thoughts!

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  1. Walton Goggins

  2. Bryan Cranston

  3. Michael Shannon

  4. J.K. Simmons

  5. Mads Mikkelsen

  6. Cillian Murphy

  7. Oscar Isaac

  8. Rosamund Pike

  9. Jodie Comer

  10. Florence Pugh

  11. Viola Davis

  12. Cate Blanchett

  13. James Spader

  14. Hugh Laurie

  15. LaKeith Stanfield

  16. Brian Tyree Henry

  17. Angela Bassett

  18. Laura Linney

  19. Andrew Scott

  20. Julia Garner

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u/WideConversation1989 — 20 days ago