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jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 00:52

Mar 26, 2018 -- 12:51AM, tyco161 wrote:


Mar 25, 2018 -- 11:50PM, jucel69 wrote:Mar 25, 2018 -- 11:49PM, tyco161 wrote:Its set up nicely for a NZ win. The England batting lineup looks weak with Stokes at 5. I have covered my draw red and letting the green go on NZ.Bairstow should come in at 5, but he won'tAgree with you there if I was on the draw. Looks like you and I are at opposite ends of the ledger today :) Good luck and all that but I am going for a NZ win, the draw being a neutral result


Not really, I'm  just trading the price pre game starting, getting burnt heavily and wasting $$$$$

By:
tyco161
When: 26 Mar 18 00:52
It is a low price but there are a lot of overs, no chance of play lost to bad light, England batted crap on their first dig, they look terrible, they are playing crap shots and the NZ bowlers are pumped, and NZ get another new ball and another chance under lights..... good luck. That said, I do not back short odds.
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 00:53
NZ would have been 2.3/2.4 overnight without Root's wicket. That's a massive move, felt too much and I opposed it
By:
tyco161
When: 26 Mar 18 00:53

Mar 26, 2018 -- 12:52AM, jucel69 wrote:


Mar 25, 2018 -- 11:51PM, tyco161 wrote:Mar 25, 2018 -- 11:50PM, jucel69 wrote:Mar 25, 2018 -- 11:49PM, tyco161 wrote:Its set up nicely for a NZ win. The England batting lineup looks weak with Stokes at 5. I have covered my draw red and letting the green go on NZ.Bairstow should come in at 5, but he won'tAgree with you there if I was on the draw. Looks like you and I are at opposite ends of the ledger today :) Good luck and all that but I am going for a NZ win, the draw being a neutral resultNot really, I'm  just trading the price pre game starting, getting burnt heavily and wasting $$$$$


see you guys at the start of play. On a train now on my way home from work. Tunnel coming up.

By:
tyco161
When: 26 Mar 18 00:53

Mar 26, 2018 -- 12:53AM, jucel69 wrote:


NZ would have been 2.3/2.4 overnight without Root's wicket. That's a massive move, felt too much and I opposed it


Fair call. Often market is not rational.

By:
peckerdunne
When: 26 Mar 18 00:54
lose only one this session...its a bit differernt then
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 00:55
It will move really quickly in the first few overs if there isn't a wicket
By:
peckerdunne
When: 26 Mar 18 00:56
some people still didnt change the time perhaps Grin
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 00:56
I remember a similar position to this in one of the aus matches and it was over within an hour
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 00:57

Mar 26, 2018 -- 12:56AM, GRANTCKING wrote:


I remember a similar position to this in one of the aus matches and it was over within an hour


I'm just trading pre game, I won't be leaving this position when they start. Have to take my medicine! down to a smallish green now

By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 00:59
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZLDFq2XkAAZ0qs.jpg

from 5 years ago
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:06
if engerland had joe root at the crease this wouldve been intersting
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:07
where are the draw backers ffs
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:09
Jeremy Coney & Brian Waddell say it's an absolute belter still
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:13
Coney on about rough outside the lefties' off stump. More over analysing from the Kiwi comms
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 26 Mar 18 01:25
It had flipped minutes before Root was out, NZ were then 1.43ish for a long time after stumps, now they are trading at 1.29Shocked
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 26 Mar 18 01:28
Even 1.28 was matched just now.
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:29
never seen anything like it, almost like an extra wicket after stumps!
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:30
did root break his finger?
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:31

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:30AM, GRANTCKING wrote:


did root break his finger?


hope so, COONT

By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:31
if there was only one ball left could he have retired hurt and shove a tailendeer out there?
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:31
then come back 2day
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:31

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:31AM, GRANTCKING wrote:


if there was only one ball left could he have retired hurt and shove a tailendeer out there?


Exactly!

By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:32
In fact if he'd retired hurt, it would have been stumps
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:32
Cry braindead engerland
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:32
500 staff and not one brain between them
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 26 Mar 18 01:32

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:31AM, GRANTCKING wrote:


if there was only one ball left could he have retired hurt and shove a tailendeer out there?


Definitely...........it was weak, he is no Terry Butcher

By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:33
It should have been taken out of Root's hands by the mgmt/staff. They had plenty of time to assess the situation as it took an age to look at his finger
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:34
He has gone down in my estimation, he cried off in Aus too, when he had the sh1ts
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:35

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:34AM, jucel69 wrote:


He has gone down in my estimation, he cried off in Aus too, when he had the sh1ts


Another time when the mgmt didn't re-hydrate him properly & blamed it on a bugAngry

By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:36
thats crazy, so they had physios out there looking at his finger and not one of them realised there was one more ball left in the day and retire him
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:36
Laugh not a brain between them your correct
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:37

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:36AM, GRANTCKING wrote:


thats crazy, so they had physios out there looking at his finger and not one of them realised there was one more ball left in the day and retire him


Angry

By:
tyco161
When: 26 Mar 18 01:37
6 wickets, 3 sessions. 2 wickets per session. what are the odds?
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:38

Mar 26, 2018 -- 1:37AM, tyco161 wrote:


6 wickets, 3 sessions. 2 wickets per session. what are the odds?


7 tyco you're getting carried awayLaugh

By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:38
Laugh
By:
tyco161
When: 26 Mar 18 01:39
o yeah, sorry, getting totally confused here. Thanks
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:39
I'm out again now, squeaky bum time for 10 mins, but almost got all that shocking pre trading backGrin
By:
jucel69
When: 26 Mar 18 01:41
shouldn't and I emphasise shouldn't be back to back wickets on this. Therefore laying after a wicket should be profitable
By:
GRANTCKING
When: 26 Mar 18 01:42
just imagine these 2 get through the first hour
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