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Looks nice and sunny, win the toss and bat for sure
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big big coin
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"2 ashes series"
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ffs
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Aus win series and BAT!
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aus win toss & bat
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no khawaja
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not seen a pitch report yet
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cork was on SSN earlier said it looks flat
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Handscomb, Stoinis and Maxwell... what a shocking middle order
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eng dont strik early its over
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eng are toast
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Australia to win now, with the toss news. England can't chase low scores, so they'll need to bowl very very well on a good track to keep Australia under 300
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England 4-6 Australia 6-5 365
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Don’t shoot me down in flames but possibly a good toss to lose.
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The DOOMMONGERS are out already ffs
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morning RC
aus now drifting after an early move based on the toss no bet for me on this |
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eng can bottle anything,oz to just blast out.settle it in the first ten
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why aus drifting?
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I seem to have backed Aus
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Captain Eoin Morgan believes his England side could not be better prepared for their World Cup semi-final against Australia at Edgbaston on Thursday.
The hosts lost to Australia in the group stage, but reached their first semi since 1992 with wins against India and New Zealand. "The last two games we managed to produce something near our best performances," Morgan told BBC Sport. "That's extremely encouraging." "We're delighted to be here," added Morgan, whose side are bidding to face New Zealand in Sunday's final at Lord's. "Throughout the group stage, it looked in question, but I don't think we could be better prepared. We're extremely excited and looking forward to it. "Looking back, it hasn't worked out badly at all." When they met at Lord's, England were outplayed to lose by 64 runs, but Morgan claimed his side are a different proposition now. "I don't think we can completely ignore it, we do have to learn a little bit about Australia," said the Dublin-born batsman. "But, given it was three games ago, we look a different team." |
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Hi Wonders.
Yes. Not really worth a bet. Can’t win much here. If you are thinking of going racing, either dogs or horses give me a pm. |
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Post update Jonathan Agnew BBC cricket correspondent Mitchell Starc is flexing his right leg at the start of his run. There is something that is not right. 10:12 Post update Alastair Cook Former England captain on TMS It might have more consequences later in the summer in the Test matches but Mitchell Starc will be fine to get through 10 overs today. |
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It feels dangerous to be on Aus with Woakes bowling on his home ground.
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wetherby jumps RC...any midweek fixture (not xmas) be good to catch up
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even if oz post a low one,no surprise to see eng fold chasing
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Bizarre post toss odds move
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During that game, Morgan was out hooking a bouncer from Australia pace bowler Mitchell Starc.
At the time, former England batsman Kevin Pietersen tweeted that Morgan looked "scared". The following day, Pietersen again tweeted, saying: "I want to give him the benefit of the doubt and say he was showing his stumps because Starc attacks them. I may be wrong though? Or I may be right? When asked about Pietersen's comments, Morgan said: "When Kevin Pietersen comes out with a comment, it's very similar to comments I address from Geoffrey Boycott. "They are not ones that are considered good for a team environment and don't take the best interests of the team or the player at heart. Guys are trying their heart out to do well for their country, trying to learn, trying to get better. "We have critics being critics. They need to do that, that's their job, so let them be." Today would be a good day for Captain Morgan to let his bat do the talking |
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Fair comments by Morgs 2 of the most selfish characters in English sports history, nevermind cricket
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England expects..very little..and unlikely to be disappointed
 we look stronger on paper batting but that is only if ppl perform but think Oz shade it with the bowling and we all saw what was the determining factor in the other semi unlikely to be as cautious,pusillanimous batting from these 2 ..expect 280+ NAP of the day..lay Halep 2-0 vs Svito |
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Ashes to ashes, funk to funky We know Major Tom's a junkie Strung out in heaven's high Hitting an all-time low |
same people who said England wouldnt even make it out of the group stages