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we have every man and his dog telling people how to bowl at the WACA - will someone please tell the players
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The 2 that matter know how to. Don't worry about anything else...
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have u fckn know alls any opine on the oz runs?
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what a lousy time too,2.30 it starts over here
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may just wake for the slaughter
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Mitch to score a ton just to rub it in a bit more.
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u lot could curdle milk at 200 fckn yards
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be a bit **** tho if eng just fold,but i fear the worst
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The longer Aussies bat, the more it will kill the Poms mentally and physically. Reading books from Prior, Andersen mentioning playing in hot , humid weather before. But I think this kind of weather is going to be killing the young players of England especially: Joe Root, Stokes, Carberry, Tim 'I ate all the pies' Bresnan who are starting their careers out in the national team.
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As for a prediction for under/over morning session runs: Id have a stab and say Under/Over 90.5 runs
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Johnson, Steve Smith, and Ryan Harris can all score pretty quickly
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Cook and Pietersen have both performed at Perth. But neither have shown anything against Aus even on their own wicket recently. If Cook doesn't come out and make a statement with a big century, then it is curtains. And even if he does, I doubt there will be anybody to do anything here.
England have bowled the wrong length all innings and helped Aus put a score on the board. Ave first innings here is about 310 or so for the last decade and every chance Aus get 400+. Hope England put up some sort of a fight to drag this game out, but can't have anything near the 7.00 mark for mine. Quite simply put, Aus have got in Englands head, and have done since the last series. Certainly not the best preparation for a pitch England haven't won on since 1978. Harris is the best bowler in the Aus team, and definitely the most consistent. At 145+ here, that is enough to get Aus a big lead even before Johnson has to bowl a ball, and this is Johnsons home ground, where he has by far the best figures of anywhere in the world. 150-155 on this pitch, plenty more than enough for most of England, and even if that only equates to bowling out the tail cheaply, that is enough considering most tails now average 20+ down to 10-11. Don't expect much from Lyon, but as more of a top spinner, the extra bounce could even get him a couple. Ideally, Smith holds the innings together, and Johnson hits out for some quick demoralising runs, Harris with a few, then Siddle and Lyon to keep them out there for 40-45 minutes or so for the last 2 wickets giving Harris/Johnson a quick break to come out firing. In saying all that, I think it is worth waiting to see if we can't get better odds on Australia. Any runs from England will bring them into even more ridiculous lay value, when we can load up on it. |
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those thinking of a draw, englands runs last 4 tests at the wacca
187, 123, 250,185, 223,295, 123 australia has batted first 3 of the last 4 tests |
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and the test prior to those 4
england made 244, 182 i think australia's sitting pretty |
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Day 2 always the best day to bowl in Perth
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I have:
98-99 Batted first 112 191 7 wicket defeat 02-03 Batted first 185 223 Innings defeat 06-07 Batted second 215 350 200 run defeat 10-11 Batted second 187 123 267 run defeat those thinking of a draw, englands runs last 4 tests at the wacca 187, 123, 250,185, 223,295, 123 australia has batted first 3 of the last 4 tests I have 112, 191, 185, 223, 215, 350, 187, 123 With them batting first twice the same as Australia. |
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i missed out on the 350
but australia did bat first 3 of the last 4 tests unless my eyes are failing me http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/records/team/match_results.html?class=1;id=213;type=ground |
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anyway...which ever way you look at it, its not looking good for the visitors
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It's a bit strange that they can't even bowl a good length.
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http://stats.espncricinfo.com/australia/engine/records/team/match_results.html?class=1;id=213;team=1;type=ground
I think they are failing you. Match details Toss Australia, who chose to field Series Australia led the 5-match series 1-0 Match details Toss England, who chose to bat Series Australia led the 5-match series 3-0 Match details Toss Australia, who chose to bat Series Australia led the 5-match series 3-0 Match details Toss England, who chose to field Series 5-match series level 1-1 The series before that, Aus batted first there too. Eng scored 295 and 123. So yes, I agree it doesn't look good. But not sure where you are looking. Our numbers are completely different. Unless we are talking about different conditions, these are the games between the 2 at the WACA and what my numbers are based on. Match results Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Match Date Scorecard Australia England drawn Dec 11-16, 1970 Test # 675 Australia England Australia 9 wickets Dec 13-17, 1974 Test # 748 Australia England England 166 runs Dec 15-20, 1978 Test # 836 Australia England Australia 138 runs Dec 14-19, 1979 Test # 864 Australia England drawn Nov 12-17, 1982 Test # 938 Australia England drawn Nov 28-Dec 3, 1986 Test # 1059 Australia England Australia 9 wickets Feb 1-5, 1991 Test # 1163 Australia England Australia 329 runs Feb 3-7, 1995 Test # 1287 Australia England Australia 7 wickets Nov 28-30, 1998 Test # 1431 Australia England Australia inns & 48 runs Nov 29-Dec 1, 2002 Test # 1629 Australia England Australia 206 runs Dec 14-18, 2006 Test # 1821 Australia England Australia 267 runs Dec 16-19, 2010 Test # 1984 Australia England - Dec 13-17, 2013 Test # 2107 |
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Out?
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Looked out to me.
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Get their length right, and wickets tumble. At least they know what they are in for....
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COOK IS A SHITT CAPTAIN FFS
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Ian Chappell saying that Cook looks to save runs, rather than go out all attack and place fielders to get wickets. I have to say I disagree with Chappell there, playing at the WACA in a test match, there has to be some cautiousness in saving runs, as the outfield is lightning quick
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God save our gracious Queen,
Long live our noble Queen, God save the Queen: Send her victorious, Happy and glorious, Long to reign over us: God save the Queen. |
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king save queen
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ridiculous field placement
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9 Down, England fighting back well today
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draw price makes me giggle
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Have to agree WC, 3 wickets and 28 runs - take that at the close from yesterday. Just need some application in the batting this test, if not then 3-0 down.
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Draw is about the same price as pre-game, if u backed the Game to finish inside 3 days, u would still feel pretty comfortable about the bet. Not sure England batsman will go on this wicket, but it wouldn't surprise if Australia were batting again later today
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Commentators also did mention a fair cracks are starting to open up , but nothing too much in variable bounce in my opinion
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Cracks aren't in front of the batsman so they shouldn't be a worry at the moment
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England bowling a better length today. That is the difference.
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