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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:25

Latham is at least leaving rather than edging balls on a fifth / sixth stump line this innings. So far anyway.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:26

It's coming....

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:28

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:24AM, jucel69 wrote:

There is definitely a tipping point where it will drop like a stone. Once I see that I will be looking to exit. I need 5 for a very juicy win

It's just gone a mile. The Betfair app is rubbish for Aussie markets so don't quite know when it did it but just had my 7s and my 6.4s gone in a few moments. Should have been greedier.

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:31

Oddly bounced back up to 6.4-7. My next few are 5.8, 5 and 4.4. I may drop them all a greedy notch or two. Thing for draw lays on this track, with the new ball doing pretty little, is that you've got a second chance even if one of the openers gets out because you'd rate Williamson to book in.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:36

Draw is stuck like dogsh1t on a tyre

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:36

They're playing too many shots, they really are although to be fair, there's perhaps not all that much risk in picking up the full ball on leg stump rather than clipping it along the ground.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:37

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:36AM, Fatslogger wrote:

They're playing too many shots, they really are although to be fair, there's perhaps not all that much risk in picking up the full ball on leg stump rather than clipping it along the ground.

If he edges one of those to slips I will be seething

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:38

Fcuk, Nz are coming in now and the draw going out

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:38

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:36AM, jucel69 wrote:

Draw is stuck like dogsh1t on a tyre

Nah, moved a fair bit from around 8s and is crawling down now.

The ease with which they're playing these shots they shouldn't be playing does remind you what a very very good wicket this is. That won't save NZ if the batsmen get themselves out playing like the proverbial millionaires on crack though.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:39

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:38AM, Fatslogger wrote:

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:36AM, jucel69 wrote:Draw is stuck like dogsh1t on a tyreNah, moved a fair bit from around 8s and is crawling down now. The ease with which they're playing these shots they shouldn't be playing does remind you what a very very good wicket this is. That won't save NZ if the batsmen get themselves out playing like the proverbial millionaires on crack though.

Feeling impatient

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:40

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:38AM, jucel69 wrote:

Fcuk, Nz are coming in now and the draw going out

FFS. Does Guptil playing some shots mean NZ win should be eating away the draw? That's a huge pain. Sure a couple of quiet overs will correct that.

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pxb When: 14 Feb 16 00:41

I'm happy for wickets to fall now. Just my NZ lay at 21 left.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:41

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:41AM, pxb wrote:

I'm happy for wickets to fall now. Just my NZ lay at 21 left.

sssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:42

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:41AM, pxb wrote:

I'm happy for wickets to fall now. Just my NZ lay at 21 left.

Think of your fellow forum members sweating their bags off

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:44

My maiden over sees the draw move back in theory hasn't been proved right.

Jucel, as test match traders (okay, in my case a baby one, by comparison), we really ought to know we need to be patient, shouldn't we? This cat on a hot tin room, why the buggery isn't the draw down at 4s yet approach is silly. I totally feel it though, partly because they're just batting too damn positively.

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:45

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:41AM, pxb wrote:

I'm happy for wickets to fall now. Just my NZ lay at 21 left.

Can I add to the chorus of upset at this post?

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:45

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:44AM, Fatslogger wrote:

My maiden over sees the draw move back in theory hasn't been proved right. Jucel, as test match traders (okay, in my case a baby one, by comparison), we really ought to know we need to be patient, shouldn't we? This cat on a hot tin room, why the buggery isn't the draw down at 4s yet approach is silly. I totally feel it though, partly because they're just batting too damn positively.

I've been patient for 2 1/2 days already

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the whizz kids When: 14 Feb 16 00:46

Very strange market?

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:46

Peter Siddle should start eating meat again, Veggie p@ssy

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:47

Test markets are always strange

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:47

Going again now

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:48

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:45AM, jucel69 wrote:

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:44AM, Fatslogger wrote:My maiden over sees the draw move back in theory hasn't been proved right. Jucel, as test match traders (okay, in my case a baby one, by comparison), we really ought to know we need to be patient, shouldn't we? This cat on a hot tin room, why the buggery isn't the draw down at 4s yet approach is silly. I totally feel it though, partly because they're just batting too damn positively.I've been patient for 2 1/2 days already

Good point. I've mostly been sleeping while waiting for this chance to get the hell out of gaol but it has been a couple of days of pain.

If Guptil gets out for a run a ball score below 150 I'm not going to be impressed with him. He's connected well with most of his shots but he's just too loose for a test opener, especially in this scenario.

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:48

Gets stuck around 6 - 6.2 and few balls later down at 5.3

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the whizz kids When: 14 Feb 16 00:48

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:47AM, tomtimtum wrote:

Test markets are always strange

I know that's why I play them but this is a weird one although the draw is now moving.

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:48

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:47AM, jucel69 wrote:

Going again now

Missed my chance to bring my 5.8 down. Curses.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:48

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:48AM, tomtimtum wrote:

Gets stuck around 6 - 6.2 and few balls later down at 5.3

Bookies move it when they change their odds

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:49

You think Bookies move betfair? I always assumed it was the other way. It definitely is for horse racing

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:50

Unless you mean the foreign bookies

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:50

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:49AM, tomtimtum wrote:

You think Bookies move betfair? I always assumed it was the other way. It definitely is for horse racing

In Test matches yes as the odds are not changing every ball. They will go from 6s to 5s with one movement & betfair catches up

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:51

That's why the odds hold for a long time & then suddenly drop a whole point

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:51

Interesting!

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DAN1974 When: 14 Feb 16 00:51

5.3 the draw now. how low will it go?

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 00:52

I've got a monster green on NZ from some high odds backing, going against the forum and hoping they keep playing some shots

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:52

Feb 14, 2016 -- 12:48AM, tomtimtum wrote:

Gets stuck around 6 - 6.2 and few balls later down at 5.3

It actually got down to 6.2 or so then bounced back up for a bit, wobbled for a bit more then went back up as Guptil went into T20 mode (which may not actually have been that irrational, now I think about it) and stalled for a fair whole then as you say, suddenly it makes the whole move it should have been slowly making in one jump instead.

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Fatslogger When: 14 Feb 16 00:54

I've gone greedy at what will almost certainly turn out to be the wrong time (I could have got my first three lays down a lot lower bit easy in hindsight, of course) and have moved my remaining lays into the 4.4 to 3.5 range, leaving me a lot more draw green if it gets to them.

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 00:55

I always like to get to drinks, end of session to reassess. Normally get a nice bump downwards too.

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DAN1974 When: 14 Feb 16 01:00

its good to be backing the draw when you've got such a flat pitch, you feel like you've always got a chance. trading the draw in test cricket is easily the best way to make money on here, after this series the next test is England in may. how the feck am i supposed to wait till then.

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the whizz kids When: 14 Feb 16 01:02

Feb 14, 2016 -- 1:00AM, DAN1974 wrote:

its good to be backing the draw when you've got such a flat pitch, you feel like you've always got a chance. trading the draw in test cricket is easily the best way to make money on here, after this series the next test is England in may. how the feck am i supposed to wait till then.

Travel around Asia like me

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jucel69 When: 14 Feb 16 01:03

In Bedsit Bob wonderland!!
Reaching for the High Commander

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tomtimtum When: 14 Feb 16 01:04

heart in mouth time

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