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yeh I don't think it's heading towards the ground
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They should call them "Dinch" and "Supper" to avoid confusion.
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Draw on the move. New ball not doing what it is supposed to? Rain in the air...
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out by the looks of it
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just before tea too
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Not one for the trenches Moeen!
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he needs to be dropped and never picked again. HE can't do anything
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ball did nothing, just missed a straight one
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I'm red again
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Seen enough, off to the beach with little un' ****g useless again from England
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I was healthy green yesterday, CS. I'm about half as red as my disastrous day one position, but all this is really annoying when you think an alert physio might have saved Root and possibly the match, or at least provided better trading chances. One of the TMS commies reckoned the Umps would have called time rather than insist on a new batsmen for only two balls. To be fair I would have been in serious trouble a lot earlier if Cook hadn't got out. I really need to work on my discipline and methodology. And why is it that I ALWAYS seem to lose when I back an odds-on shot to red rather than with existing green?
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Thats a big move on the draw...
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This run up on NZ post break means I am not far away from scratch!...my 1.08 lay helped.
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Almost makes me think rain is coming!....its insane move.
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I'm OUT..........whatever caused that was bloody good for me.
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Yeah its a huge move but looking at the radar, there is rain around by not anywhere near yet... and has not really been building that much the last 2 hours
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Normally you'd think rain was on the way but the radar hardly shows anything. Maybe there's some undetectable mizzle blowing in. Or is it just cos they are digging in to block.
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Some sort of unexplainable market spasm ...very odd but very welcome.
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Aggers just mentioned rain!
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tv pics just showed the showers out West. But whether they will come is unsure at this stage
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Cut my red by about a third on that spike. If it goes much higher I might cut some more and go over-red on the other side to the level I was earlier on this side.
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Hothead Stokes has played a blinder...others are doing their best to get out, he is SOLID!
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Jucel going to the beach has cost him....would have done great bsuiness on that post break move.
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Hey - we forgot the Bond music for "The Draw Never Dies"
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I’ve just spent about half an hour changing two nappies (baby faked me out with the first) and the draw was hovering around 4 all that time. Could neither work out why it was so low nor why it wasn’t falling with time and runs. It’s still 4 to lay!
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Draw down to 3.40 now, A lot of rain around they say but still I cannot see it coming to the city. England batsmen also looking reasonably solid so that will be helping too.
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Green!
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Greener.
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Bit odd, got my 3.1 now it’s blipped back up. Tempted to trade...
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Time decay in cricket markets doesn't work as efficiently as in football markets does it?
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I got matched at 1.46 nearly 15 mins ago
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Now the momentum is back but Stokes suddenly looking less solid.
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Cricket has more variables like weather. And this market currently is very much being dictated by all that rain out West. It may come it may not, but if it does it looks pretty bad. But it may not come at all (big chance of that happening). So I am thinking if those close to the action see a band moving closer they may take the draw and if it reverses reverse on the draw. Its very wet and dark out West but for the last 3 hours it has not really threatened at all.
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Flip is very acheivable now!
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