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New Zealand vs England, 1st Test Day/Night
New Zealand vs England, 1st Test Day/Night
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today looks toast, how low do we go and then when does it start to flip on the next few days forecast?? hard to work out
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radio comms sounding pessimistic, cold & rainy now & going to be hard to dry the ground
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Still draw possibilities even with no stoppage days 4 & 5 surely, NZ pitches dont worsen like other places.
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heavy rain now
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I think today is toast now.
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But we have days 4 and 5 totally free of rain at this stage... so what does that make the draw?
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It all hinges on how England can apply themselves in their second dig....
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Blown through 3's
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wow did not think it would move that quickly. Got plenty of 3.15 just 2 mins ago
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It was more people pulling their money out than money being gobbled up that sharp fall.
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England fans trying to recoup their losses on Eng will pile on the draw. SOME people will never bet against their country
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Eng will just try to see off the first 2 with dead bat tactics. It could be very dull
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2.68 is the next resistance
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the radar now looks absolutely beautiful, almost artistic
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Just a question ....How Low Can We Go?...on the draw, I have no idea
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58 a/o and the draw is 2.8
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CS are you back to a manageable position yet?
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I reackon if we have 2 days play with the extra hour 2.80 should be about the absolute low. I am laying off my 3.15 back in portions. If the weather forecast for Auckland deteriorates for tomorrow I will hold onto some, but if not I will lay the whole lot off and then some more.
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looks like 2.80 is holding at this stage. I really cannot make an argument that it should be lower if the current forecast holds. There are 194 overs left in the game. So lets say NZ hits a quick 100 off 30 overs that gives them a big lead at tea or thereabouts. That gives them 4 sessions minimum to bowl England out with a session left over to get any runs required. After the 58 A/O probably not going to be repeated but Boult and Southee plenty of rest and I can not see England getting more than 300 in their second dig...
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could be getting called off soon?
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"was looking promising momentarily, but then it started raining again" Its very black to the West. I think unless the wind changes dramatically and the front goes to the west that that is it for the day.
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boom draw goes to 3.05.. why?
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just got matched at 3.1
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nice one. I just layed out at 2.88 for my whole lot so not complaining
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They are drying the outfield so I am presuming, yes it has stopped raining
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but the cover is still on. Play looking to resume but umps still have to say when.
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but if the radar is to be believed a whole lot of new dumping is about to come
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I'll snap it up if it spikes again
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yeah me too. Pics just now looked pretty clear though, that said it is/was in a clear bit on the radar so that made sense. Waiting for the new forecast for Tomorrow to come sometime soon.
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Just reached a new low on draw post Eng collapse.
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I am starting to think that that one band may be it for Auckland or is there more behind it? Because if that is the case, who knows they could get back on at about 7:30pm, as not too much water has actually fallen yet....
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That Eng know they are not doomed now must put them in a better frame of mind when they bat again.
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They have had about 1.6mm of rain to date, whatever falls in that band, and then it could be clear. Will keep watching that radar.
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upon reflections that band does look quite thick so it may take a bit too long. Oh well, opportunity maybe not there...
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Raini9ng harder now!
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