Apr 21, 2017 -- 1:25PM, Fatslogger wrote:

Hmm, now in a dodgy position but think I'll let it ride. I'm certainly not backing draw at 2.6 even with an unknown track and an iffy forecast. WI more than capable of batting the draw out to 5s or 6s in a session. Good to see you back jucel, by the way, especially with a decent green.

I've got this right but not taken advantage of it! Was fairly draw exposed so got a bunch of backs in at various prices from 3.6 upwards looking to lay back off lower down later on but of course, WI batting far too poor for there to be a lower down later on.  The 6th wicket partnership has done quite well so far but needs a lot more batting to see draw down to my big lay at 3.5 and even that is penny pinching, really.  Not that I mind my position though:

£1.5k red WI
£870 green Pak
£500 green draw

Apr 21, 2017 -- 8:31PM, DAN1974 wrote:

i think the market is still expecting rain at some point as well

Another thing I got right I've not exactly coined in on.  Could easily be a fair few showers though this game and would be surprise not to have any but could have the draw out of the picture by the time any significant rain hits.  Having said that, I fancy Pakistan for a decent first innings score on this track against the WI attack, so could be quite a few twists and turns in the draw price. 

I've bought up a lot of draw from 4.3 over an hour ago up to 4.6 over tea and it's basically refused to go down to any useful degree since, despite no wicket. Moment they get one will go over 5 too.

Apr 21, 2017 -- 9:31PM, Cardinal Scott wrote:

Only option here was always a lay of either team, NO WAY was I ever gonna have a Red on the Draw.....that is always my usual policy anyway.

I tend to run massive reds or greens on the draw early in a test.  Usually time to get out of any trouble.

Draw sticking around 4, as it does.