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Ashes - 4th Test, Old Trafford - Manchester - Sep 04-Sep08
Ashes - 4th Test, Old Trafford - Manchester - Sep 04-Sep08
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100+ overs is a long time in the dirt
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Gutless from Broad!
Mind you a 6ft 5 in fast bowler bowling at 90mph is not easy to face! |
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Nobody is suggesting Aus enforcing the follow on I take it
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I mean he was wholly inside the crease when he was bowled!
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if you do that at least stand in front of the stmups FFS!
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I'd enforce the follow on
Its going to take england until well after lunch tomorrow to knock off the deficit, Aus cannot lose from here |
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The bowlers need to give one last big effort and the urn is going back home with them no matter what
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I wouldn't enforce it
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician Of all Mitchell Starc's Test wickets, 27% are bowled. It's the best in the 21st century. |
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Wonder
If they don't enforce it they bat until almost close today giving them tomorrow to bowl them out and risking 1-1 going into the 5th test with maybe tiring bowlers If they enforce it they know they can't lose and can only draw at worst, yeah they've been out in the field half a day longer, but these are fit elite athletes? half a day makes little difference, just rotate them a bit more than usual that's all And if they enforce it they can win it all right now |
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Of course they have to get this last wicket before it drops below 200 which may not happen
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think geoffs had a couple of glasses of claret, hes giggling a lot this afternoon
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If they enforce it they know they can't lose and can only draw at worst, yeah they've been out in the field half a day longer, but these are fit elite athletes? half a day makes little difference, just rotate them a bit more than usual that's all
have you tried bowling 200-250 overs off the reel? |
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could all be immaterial of course
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a deuce will do it
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Nice to hear him enjoying himself
wonder Yeah fair enough, but its worth risking, as an englishman lets grind their bowlers into the dirt regardless  |
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avoided
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F/O avoided
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How many do Eng need to set Aussie to go for the win?
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australia wanted nothing of another 130 overs in the field
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Should they declare 100 behind? Bowl them for 80 odd and go for it on the last day
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butler should take strike now and just hammer as much as poss
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Think some people will owe Grant an apology come Sunday night
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have you apologised for putting sussex up last night?
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anyway cooper has got broad shoulders
you don't eat & drink like he does & not have broad shoulders |
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hamlin people put up their bets & on their views
its called a forum people don't need to apologise when they get things wrong |
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Riiight. I'm guessing you can't read or are just thick as, I never said apologise for getting it wrong. Apologise for mocking Grant for his bet.
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Snowflakes everywhere these days.
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Leach shouldn't have left Jos so many balls to face...
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zzzzzzzzzzzz
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I think you meant just pms
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@ 14:19
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and now blocked
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zero tolerance for trolls
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Whats the legitimate reason for not having no balls called by the 3rd umpire? There must be dozens that go unnoticed that give the bowler an unfair advantage.
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