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By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Mar 17 08:29

Mar 17, 2017 -- 8:06AM, RP79 wrote:


I have layed aus big here from 2.4 to 2.6. Only hoping that India don't collapse.


Aus in a pretty strong position but it does look very flat and their gun bowler is missing. I'm tempted either to back India (bat long, take advantage of wearing wicket later on) or lay Aus. It's quite likely the draw will trade a lot lower too, as jucel said earlier but I'm not buying any at 2.3.

By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Mar 17 08:35
Was just about to say that Aus can't shorten much without a flurry of runs until they bowl and by contrast will fly out if India starts well. Course, the lay at 2.4 hasn't returned anything much on the wicket either.
By:
pxb
When: 17 Mar 17 08:39
I will not be backing India, despite what happened against England.

My main concern is to get my draw red down, which means I want wickets.
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Mar 17 09:42
I was a bit grumpy that three wickets then 5/0 off 5 overs only got my Aus up from 2.4 to 2.5 but flying out towards 3 now. I'll get another draw lay in at some point I suppose but I am tempted to run it very low indeed, rather than the 1.9 I've got set at the moment.

How have the Bangles managed to avoid losing a 7th wicket. That's very unhelpful, although at least I've traded my draw red on that down under the £6k it was at one stage to a little under 3.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 17 Mar 17 10:26
India still over 400 behind and already shorter than Aus!
By:
detraveller
When: 17 Mar 17 11:37
Laid the draw at 2. Safe to let it run I think as its only day 2.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 17 Mar 17 11:47
I'm really curious to know what the person in the crowd is using to make that noise that sounds like a clanger playing a kazoo.
By:
Foinavon
When: 17 Mar 17 14:07
I layed some draw yesterday but I'm starting to regret it now.
There may well be a result but if India dig in for a big score, which looks likely, then the draw will go a lot lower.
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Mar 17 15:09
I'm tempted to back the draw overnight in all three games, funnily enough. This one though, my Aus lay has already given me a decent draw green and there's a lot of test match left for sides to fall in a heap in. Moving my remaining draw lay down from 1.9 was a bad call too.
By:
RP79
When: 17 Mar 17 16:46

Mar 17, 2017 -- 3:09PM, Fatslogger wrote:


I'm tempted to back the draw overnight in all three games, funnily enough. This one though, my Aus lay has already given me a decent draw green and there's a lot of test match left for sides to fall in a heap in. Moving my remaining draw lay down from 1.9 was a bad call too.


Same here. My lay of Aus  has given me a nice position. Only hope that there is no collapse tomorrow morning by India. Once the draw goes down I will lay it as I feel there will be a result here!!

By:
pxb
When: 17 Mar 17 19:08
Still a lot of time left, and I feel there will be a result, but in the mean time the draw could go pretty short.
By:
Fatslogger
When: 17 Mar 17 21:45

Mar 17, 2017 -- 7:08PM, pxb wrote:


Still a lot of time left, and I feel there will be a result, but in the mean time the draw could go pretty short.


Agree. Doesn't feel like India ought to be well placed to win from here so their price seems short at 3.3 but they stuffed England twice from similar positions and there will almost certainly be a lot more in it for their spinners if they can bat long again. Anything close to parity, let alone a decent lead (and if they get one they'll probably get it at a reasonable rate) and it will be hard for Aus to win due to time and potentially rather tricky just to survive.

By:
pxb
When: 17 Mar 17 22:03
Market is expecting India to get 450+, but with Kohli injured, I think probably not.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 17 Mar 17 22:35
So what you saying.

If you entered this market now for first time.

Would you back draw or Oz, or any other.
By:
pxb
When: 17 Mar 17 22:42
For a result, I'd back Aus.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 17 Mar 17 22:50
Yes, i am debating that possibility avec moi.

Finding sleep gaps are also difficult if i do get on here..
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 05:11
Draw 4/1 on this game and the SL game on win viz
On day 1 of the NZ game it said it would be finished in 3 days so maybe it's worth following!
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 05:12

Mar 18, 2017 -- 5:11AM, jucel69 wrote:


Draw 4/1 on this game and the SL game on win vizOn day 1 of the NZ game it said it would be finished in 3 days so maybe it's worth following!


India 55% chance of winning too on WViz

By:
pxb
When: 18 Mar 17 05:19
That won't be taking the Kohli injury into account.
By:
pxb
When: 18 Mar 17 06:44
I need wickets in both matches.
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 07:04
Another wicket right before the end of a session
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 07:24
At lest this time it didn't cause me to lose me money, or - my other favourite- cause the price to crash one tick before my bet gets matched.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 07:35
Oh wait - it did! 7.8 was matched on Aus. My bet was waiting at 8. Hmmmmm
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 08:11
Just laid the draw in both test matches heavily.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 08:37
If the next wicket is Pujara we might get a decent-sized move in the draw.
By:
pxb
When: 18 Mar 17 08:51
I'm red on both on draws, but a small red on this match.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 09:04
Good call on Sl vs Bang, jucel. Well-timed!
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 09:11

Mar 18, 2017 -- 9:04AM, VardonVoo. wrote:


Good call on Sl vs Bang, jucel. Well-timed!


I'll back SL to bowl Bangla out for peanuts if & when we get to that position

By:
pxb
When: 18 Mar 17 09:14
Wickets galore now in both matches. Happy days.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 09:15
I rather feel/hope Bang might find some previously untapped inspiration for this their 100th Test.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 09:23
Surely Bang won't mess up chasing a total of say 150-odd?
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 09:36
TIMBERExcited
By:
jucel69
When: 18 Mar 17 09:38
This is almost as bad as the Kiwis earlier, at least I'm on the right side of this massivelyGrin
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 10:08
Can someone please tell me if it's normal for the crictime or cricfree feeds to stop every now and then and need a manual page reload or switching to an alternative server? They rarely seem to restart on their own. Is it my computer/browser or are they unreliable for everyone?
By:
DAN1974
When: 18 Mar 17 10:40
out, the aussies are just about keeping themselves in there.
By:
VardonVoo.
When: 18 Mar 17 10:42
Really need a couple of wickets in quick succession to get a worthwhile trading play.
By:
DAN1974
When: 18 Mar 17 11:09
the market is expecting a wicket
By:
detraveller
When: 18 Mar 17 11:09

Mar 18, 2017 -- 10:08AM, VardonVoo. wrote:


Can someone please tell me if it's normal for the crictime or cricfree feeds to stop every now and then and need a manual page reload or switching to an alternative server? They rarely seem to restart on their own. Is it my computer/browser or are they unreliable for everyone?


Yes its normal. Have a number of streams and see which ones working wellfor individual matches.

I used crictime a lot till 2 years ago. Now cricmelive.tv always works for me. But if they are stuck they dont start on their own.

By:
DAN1974
When: 18 Mar 17 11:16
out
By:
Fatslogger
When: 18 Mar 17 12:09
Haven't touched this game since laying Aus at 2.4 towards the end of their innings. I've got nice green all round, smallest on Aus but haven't really seen an angle to get back in. I'll lay the draw if it gets low enough but I'd like 1.5 or 1.6 really. I don't think we'll see that unless India bats on for a while Andy Aus starts well though, so perhaps I should accept some of the 1.85 now.
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