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By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 11:51
exactly nicky - I'm hacking into it.
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 11:51
in terms of the match australia going well here IMHO - patience when they needed it and starting to pick it up
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 11:52
how much r u into it nige ??
By:
I win every time!
When: 07 Jul 12 12:00
what's defendable on here?
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:07
who knows, in these conditions 200 might be enough
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:08
nicky - there's always a risk someone knows more than you - especially with the weather but as you say it's likely someone who backed above 2 is laying off or it's a pure speculative lay based on weather changing - not impossible so a reasonable position but it's not free money
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:10
boom !! watson gone
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:10
that definitely puts the odds back to ENG strongly
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:11
i got me eye on the radar

www.raintoday.co.uk

there is a system creeping up the eastern coast , but hopefully won't reach as high as durham
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 07 Jul 12 12:14
I needed that wicket as much as Aus didn't!  was starting to worry what that partnership could do! Now Aus wil probably go into their shell for the next 8 overs!
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:14
yeah, just not enough to cause a problem either remembering that only 20 overs will need to be batted by ENG
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:14
Cardinal - always the risk with backing early on - I wouldn't back ENG here at 1.43 - too much risk if a partnership get going
By:
Charlesaf
When: 07 Jul 12 12:15
Obviously the weather can change in an instant but its pretty nice weather up here and doesn't look like changing.
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:16
charles - weather can't really change that quickly per the radar - the risk is higher when there is a lot of rain around the vicinity - no risk of that today
By:
Charlesaf
When: 07 Jul 12 12:17
Yeah i know, was just letting you know that it's pretty nice weather for the north east for once and re-assuring you.
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:18
thanks mate! ;-)
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:19
appreciate the local knowledge
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:23
gawn , bailey !!
By:
Dado7029
When: 07 Jul 12 12:25
Woeful from Australia why not break these players in a bit don't understand why they were so quick to remove Ponting and where is Michael Hussey??
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:26
review that
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:27
going down leg
By:
Charlesaf
When: 07 Jul 12 12:27
Maybe i should switch the telly off and not watch. Missed the first 2 wickets after popping to the shop, missed the 3rd wicket in the shower and just missed the last wicket having a smoke.

Got a nice green on England now.
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:28
hitting leg , but not enough off leg to reverse the decision
By:
nicky27
When: 07 Jul 12 12:29
*of
By:
mafeking
When: 07 Jul 12 12:29
mike hussey's wife has given birth very prematurely so understandably he's giving this tour a miss
By:
Dado7029
When: 07 Jul 12 12:29
need to be up to 100 at the 30th at least
By:
DStyle
When: 07 Jul 12 12:30
plumb you fat tit erasmus
By:
lustrumm
When: 07 Jul 12 12:32
#we now know with relatively certainty that Australia will come in it around 150-10, certainly no more and there is even a good chance they could capitulate completely. Yet all the 1.35-1.36 to back you could possibly want available. I don't get that.
Under what circumstances will England ever be over 1.4 ever again in this game?

Surely this is 1.1 territory even on a pitch that is turning, not to even mention the weather which could still play a part
By:
lustrumm
When: 07 Jul 12 12:33
that was meant to read 150-170 not 150-10
By:
tsango
When: 07 Jul 12 12:33
with these blind umpires you've got to have more than one review per team
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:34
Two things :

1) AUS could easily still get 200 from here
2) 170 might be defendable
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:35
simple answer IMHO give them 2 reviews and if they get the call right give them an extra review
By:
tsango
When: 07 Jul 12 12:38
that's a bit silly i think.
so if they get 3 reviews right and none wrong then they will have 5 reviews to use?

just give them 2 or 3
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:39
No - limited to 2
By:
tsango
When: 07 Jul 12 12:41
what do you mean by giving them an extra review if they get the call right then?
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:43
simple, start with 2.. say they get a call wrong they go to 1... then if they get the call right they get an extra to 2.. then they get another call right but it stays a at 2. 

So, always limited to 2 but an extra if they get it right and have less than 2.
By:
lustrumm
When: 07 Jul 12 12:45
I think we saw enough in the half hour or so that Clarke ans Watson were set to see that shots can be played here today. I just think England are the better side pure and simple and Australia are making a meal of this.

Anyway the run rate is going back backwards not the other way last 5 overs 0-1-3-2-2
By:
Dado7029
When: 07 Jul 12 12:45
worst than a test match in run rate
By:
nigelpm1
When: 07 Jul 12 12:47
they can ramp it up quite easily.  I wouldn't be hasty to assume anything
By:
ArunfromBlr
When: 07 Jul 12 12:47
from no review to 2 review per innings is more than good. And it should be limited to 2 at max or IMO reduce to 1 at max.
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