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Ashes 4th Test at Trent Bridge
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the old ones are the best
What do you call an Aussie that can handle a bat? A Vet |
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bring back NZ for the 5th test...the series decider
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think warks were insured against a 3 day finish but who could have thought a 2 dayer which is very much on the cards now was a realistic possibility
suppose that's what happens when you play joke opposition  |
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had to laugh at peter lalor's line about clarke last night on the verdict
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what do we think will happen when they get home? skipper, coach and selectors gone??? (i realise this assumes they are allowed home)
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Horrendous, appalling, amateurish, junk from the ozzies. Leaping around the crease like ****g Wayne Sleep. Sack the lot of them.
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Only been 15 years since England last won a test in two days.
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would all have been over by now if anderson had been fit
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aussies not won a test series in england since 2001
won 3 of their last 18 tests here 2/5 at the start of the series  |
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yep but that was against a shocking west indies side. supposedly this was a great aussie side or at least that's what they kept telling us before the series
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will have 13 of their last 20 away tests if they go down here. they really are a shambles away from the comforts of home
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that leeds game was incredible, caddick's best ever day
the days when headingley offered more than it does nowadays |
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* lost
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I don't know where the years go
edgbaston 2005 10 years ago just mad |
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Was only five years before that two-day win, Windies beat us in little more than two - again at Edgbaston.
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was that the game where early on a ball took off a normal length and bounced over everybody's head for 4 byes
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Can't remember but very possible. Because my biggest memory was Robin Smith's two innings against some very frightening bowling.
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ambrose it was, and yes edgbaston 95
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wickets really are like buses.
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*they won
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call me crazy, but i think australia will win the ashes.
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2010? 2014 they won a test series in SA. Probably more appropriate.
England win .87 away, Aus win 1.22 away... Hmmm.. |
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Bye Clarkey. You've been a decent player but call it a draw now son, It's not there anymore and hasn't been for a while
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imagine how easy this would be if england had a captain who could bat or catch a ball.
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yes BJT I don't doubt recent series are more appropriate but to get a proper sample size I like a few years worth of data...also a little too convenient imo to choose 2012 as cut off point given england won in india in 2012
lets face it SA are the team who travel best, a lot of other teams struggle...eng and aus are both in that club |
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*wernt
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Amazed how hard they're going at the ball.
Truly awful batting. Voges very lucky there as well. Have they learnt nothing? What's Boof 'coaching' them to do?? |
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bowling and bowling is rank average these days in world cricket. Anderson is no better than he used to be.
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Broad took 8-15 bowling 83 mph
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Sideways movement has always been more important that just pace, especially since helmets.
Helps if batsmen have no idea where their off stump is too.. |
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If you've averaged 50 in your test career you have been a decent player.
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another wicket off a no ball, this is idiotic
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What get so close. Stupid
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