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yes that is probably more accurate in fairness. Reckon we are fairly certain to get away on time and then it's a case of looking up to the skies. However the conditions should certainly help produce wickets.
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has anyone considered that if it's overcast and DOESN'T rain, it will assist the bowling? Wouldn't be backing the draw here.
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has anyone considered that if it's overcast and DOESN'T rain, it will assist the bowling? Wouldn't be backing the draw here.
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read my mind Maltese
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great news for India
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Just had a speculative chunk on the draw with a view to trade it back before the end of the day. People will be spooked. It is gradually lightening up but there may well be interruptions this morning. I am convinced play will be washed out after tea so got this bet in early as it has started to move on the exchange down from 3
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has anyone considered that if it's overcast and DOESN'T rain, it will assist the bowling? Wouldn't be backing the draw here.
yes! just got suckered in to that draw bet! Going to reverse it for now! What was I think two full days Sunday and Monday! |
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the draw might be blooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn by tea
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no rain now
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9 times out of 10 these rain radars are useless. Even if today is washed out completely (it won't be imo), we still have 180 overs left in this game which is a lot of time.
Reckon at the very minimum India will bowl out England with the play we do get today. |
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If today's a washout,there will still be 196 overs left.
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sun trying to poke through now
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WD.CHEERS FELLA
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^ even better if so. Point being that there is plenty of time left in the game regardless. Not sure you'd back either side to bat for 95 odd overs in their 2nd innings.
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i live next to ground we will get full day in okay dont worry
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which road lad?
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what's your local?
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slip I though you were a Convict?
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slip good stuff............
A nice clammy balmy sultry atmospheric wicket taking type of day.......... ![]() |
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and lived in the Penitentiary called Australia
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slip good stuff............
A nice clammy balmy sultry atmospheric wicket taking type of day..........Laugh |
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Good question Bun!
Expecting an answer from Slip after he has googled it! |
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He lives around the corner from the 'Dog n Duck'
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Let me help you slip,
Try the Duke of York on St Johns Wood High Street. Had two pints of Guinness there yesterday before the start of play. Gotta to have a hearty breakfast if you have a long day ahead of you! |
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play start on time if no ore rain
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I like The Ordnance Arms best meself..the D of Y is ok also though
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I am shocked to see England as short as 2.3. I don't understand that one!! A definite lay for me.
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The only thing here is that India will again get the worst of the conditions. If they bat thios afternoon they risk getting skittled in my view. Tomorrow is likely more sunny! The sooner England get themselves out the better chance they have of winning the game in my view.
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I'm sure even us convicts use better grammar then slip
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is Botham sleeping rough
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agree with that WD
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Very inciteful WD....I just sense that the Eng batting line up has a few fragile elements...eg the opening partnership will struggle to get to double figures.
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taken some under 332.5 runs here too. Ball quite new, overhead conditions as you'd want as a bowling side as well.
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Im sure England will be wanting to get out quick so they can have another go at India before lunch....................
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KT
No surprise, most foreigners have better grammar then us! |
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than!
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GOOD LUCK GUYS
let it be a cracker |
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got my sun bed out guys in my garden
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very cloudy from the Southeast, not laying off my stupid draw bet just yet!
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if eng play 130 over then he not lost this match and win sure
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