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By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 05:26
kohli didnt get all of that
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 05:28

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:25AM, DAN1974 wrote:


whats the draw still doing at 6.6? I cant put any more on FFS


It's utter madness but having got piles and piles on in the 7s when already pretty red on India and moderately so on England, I can't have any more. The bravest I can be here is to move some lays down, which I've done already but I need it down to 3s really. I am very well placed indeed if it gets there, especially if an England win is still in the picture at that stage.

By:
DAN1974
When: 17 Nov 16 05:29
it just looks flat
By:
pxb
When: 17 Nov 16 05:31
I've some draw lays below 5. I'll be surprised if it hits 3.

Winviz has India getting 389, which looks a bit high to me.
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:32
The money coming for India is keeping the draw over 6s.
By:
the whizz kids
When: 17 Nov 16 05:34
India will slow up and the draw will move quickly. More than capable of going from 6.4 to 5.7 in just 5 mins.
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:37
I think India will hit 2s on this deck, unless it changes dramatically in 24 hours
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:38
These are nothing like the decks they prepared in the SA series.
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:39
Is Botham on the waggon?
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 05:39

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:37AM, jucel69 wrote:


I think India will hit 2s on this deck, unless it changes dramatically in 24 hours


What's your scenario: India get somewhere between 300 and 400; England start well?

By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:39

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:39AM, Fatslogger wrote:


Nov 17, 2016 --  5:37AM, jucel69 wrote:I think India will hit 2s on this deck, unless it changes dramatically in 24 hoursWhat's your scenario: India get somewhere between 300 and 400; England start well?


think so, nothing for the seamers, and Ashwin normally takes a while to get going

By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 05:40

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:39AM, jucel69 wrote:


Is Botham on the waggon?


lime sodas-green tees!...and 3 bottles of ChablisWink

By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:41
NZ had quite a few decent starts and then fell away. England have two top class batsmen & their middle/late order is superior to NZ's
Plus Kane was sick for one game & then came back for the last game and wasn't 100%
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 05:42

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:38AM, jucel69 wrote:


These are nothing like the decks they prepared in the SA series.


I agree with this. This does look dry and I think will turn, as the comms keep ramping but I don't see it being unplayable any time soon. Initially the turn won't be massive and it's going to be slowish. England need a first innings lead though, as pxb said a way up, although I don't think it necessarily needs to be a huge one. If it's really dusting up by later on day 3, into day 4, anything a bit better than parity gives you a shot, as while you'd not fancy chasing 200 final innings, the Indian second innings could be a brief one too.

By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:43
However, whenever I start to feel positive about England, they kick me in the bollox
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 05:47
http://www.espncricinfo.com/australia-v-south-africa-2016-17/content/story/1066585.html

An article about possible Aus replacements.
God almighty the cupboard is truly bare in AusGrin
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 05:48

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:41AM, jucel69 wrote:


NZ had quite a few decent starts and then fell away. England have two top class batsmen & their middle/late order is superior to NZ'sPlus Kane was sick for one game & then came back for the last game and wasn't 100%


This may be getting over excited after the last game and England may also miss Woakes but the England batting isn't at al bad. Hameed could be a real find and Cook (in India especially) and Root are class so the top 3 looks strong. Duckett is dodgy at 4 but it's then pretty good again with Ali, Stokes and Bairstow, down through Ansari and Rashid, who's a decent number 9.

The draw really doesn't want to know here. It's only come down by about 1.2 from 7.2 or so to 6 from most of a session of batting on a flat deck, without India even getting away run rate wise. As usual, I suppose, it sticks around the integers.

By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 17 Nov 16 05:49

Nov 17, 2016 -- 5:47AM, jucel69 wrote:


http://www.espncricinfo.com/australia-v-south-africa-2016-17/content/story/1066585.htmlAn article about possible Aus replacements.God almighty the cupboard is truly bare in Aus


Yeah Watto is a great miss, for all the stick he got!

By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 05:57
Watson had a really strong FC record as a batsman, I think averaging 50. He never quite realised that potential at test level but as a useful enough fourth seamer too, he was a lot better than Marsh, for example, although picking a bowling all rounder to at at 6 is a bit unfair to him.
By:
pxb
When: 17 Nov 16 06:00
I don't think Watto played in the domestic one dayers. Might be playing in the 4 dayers, ther'e not televised.
By:
DAN1974
When: 17 Nov 16 06:53
draws stuck again
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 07:04

Nov 17, 2016 -- 6:53AM, DAN1974 wrote:


draws stuck again


It won't go a long way down during India's innings, I don't think as it won't take from India much if at all and England's price is already fairly long, particularly for a side that's taken two wickets. It will get a little way under 5, I think, without wickets sooner if there's a lull in run scoring. It's looking a bit like backing the draw at pre toss prices is going to have to be a generator of small profit only or a long move though.

By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 07:10
i thought jimmy had a bit of movement last over,see how stokes goes here
By:
PLEASE TELL THE TRUTH
When: 17 Nov 16 07:28
no liquidity Cry
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Nov 16 07:31

Nov 17, 2016 -- 7:28AM, PLEASE TELL THE TRUTH wrote:


no liquidity


Very low volume market for an India test especially, isn't it?

By:
PLEASE TELL THE TRUTH
When: 17 Nov 16 07:34
shocking Sad
By:
PLEASE TELL THE TRUTH
When: 17 Nov 16 07:35
and paying premium chargeCry
By:
sonofshinner
When: 17 Nov 16 07:38
boundarys dried up.
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 17 Nov 16 07:41
When that big lump gets eaten at 5's the draw may gather momentum.
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 07:42
rashi having a shocker,stokes seething
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 17 Nov 16 07:43
Yeah not sure if Rasheed is All In with 100% commitment, he cried off Yorkies last championship game when the title was at stake.
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 07:45
typical when your having a mare,the ball always finds you in most sports
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 17 Nov 16 07:48
If they've put Hameed in that position coz he's youngest and a newcomer then I don't like that.  Flipping Dangerous!
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 08:02
This is like pulling hen's teeth
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 08:05
Grini keep nodding off
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 08:07
no money,everyone done their donuts on Hilary
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 08:08
Laugh
Also, the money problems in India?
By:
jucel69
When: 17 Nov 16 08:08
Any forumites lose a packet on that wretched rug munching seabeast?
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 08:08
yeah i see the posts and toms link to all that
By:
TerryHurlock
When: 17 Nov 16 08:10
nah i had a bit on trump at 6,kicking myself i only had a bit  on..i thought it cant happen again shirleyCry
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