1. Bashers in the Global Times

    Here is today’s Global Times Shanghai Metro Section coverage of the Bashers; of special note, Circus’ respect for the family values of the newspaper and a long quote from our newest American cricketer, James McCloud [sic].

  2. The Bashers Family

    And we still have Bashers Day to come!

  3. End of Season Hangover

    awards09-8571I think i’ve already said enough so i’ll leave to to all of you to recount your tales of the night below in the comments. i have included a few pictures to speak a few thousand words and maybe jog some memories

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  4. Basher Basher Bashers

    Photos from the final: (more…)

  5. Bashers Looking the Part

    Photos from the Bashers-Pudong battle in the dark.

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  6. Coca-Cola Sixes Fond Memory Losses

    sixes09-7942Epic!

    The Bashers did represent over the weekend, well done fellas. Newest Basher Danny “Saint” Morrison proved he is a worthy Basher.  A lot of  stuff happened, much no doubt forgotten and quite a bit probably best forgotten.

    First a handful of piccies to seal some of the memories are here

    higher resolution versions are available of you ask BS

    Secondly let’s all use the comments section here to log our choicest moments from the sixes in a kind of group hug lumberjack report.

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  7. Superhuman Bashers

    superhumansJust an update on the last quiz where we saved the planet.

    The Million Tree Project has uploaded some pictures of Good Bashers to their website in the Forest of Superhumans section.

    Well done again everyone.

  8. Hello Nanjing

    You’ve been waiting for it for a long time. Finally, in living color, the Bashers on tour in Nanjing.

    The tour report has yet to be written (who is doing that by the way?), but to whet your appetite, here are some snaps from the three day tour.

    Photos of note include the positively rural stumps, finely hand crafted with the help of an angle grinder by the President, the truly rural ground, closely cared for under the direction of Katie, and the white-trash rural scorers table, stolen from the adjacent school.

    What can’t be seen in the photos is the utterly hot and humid nature of the Nanjing weather, the utter lack on water on Sunday and the questionable nature of the “BBQ.”

    The general looseness of the weekend however, cheerfully comes through just fine.

    Please contact me if you would like any high res images from this collection.

    For a read of the full tour report have a peek here (more…)