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***New Zealand vs India, 1st Test, Basin Reserve,Wellington***
***New Zealand vs India, 1st Test, Basin Reserve,Wellington***
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ive no red
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tought going for Ashwin with Kohli glaring at him
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Tried to find records of 1st innings deficits of 100+ and still winning, can only find the 200+ list Aus v Pak 12 years ago Sydney is last
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took some of that
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eng v ire test?
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thats enough, dont want much more runs, just take some time out hopefully
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SR 180
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GREENED UP, VERY HAPPY
GETTING MENTAL THIS NOW |
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how much is unmanageable?
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Boult playing for those IPL millions
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finally 348ao
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lead by 183 on 1st dig
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absolute braindead pie bowling at the death,Bumrah was hopeless
flat track bullies getting torn a new one good and proper |
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India at 6.4-6.6 despite being 183 behind? I mean, obviously I can conceive of scenarios in which they win but this track isn’t going to play beautifully for the rest of today and tomorrow then become a minefield on day 5. Trying to lay my tiny India green into quite a bit of red and see but that’s stupid value, really. Protects my position a bit too as the draw will have to be miles in before India can shorten that much.
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Also worth bearing in mind that batting really, really well could see India struggling to leave themselves enough time. They’d have the best chance of winning bowling at 300 with all of day 5 to come but might set 325 in 80 overs instead, say.
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You could credit the India price if they were obviously a far superior side that had just utterly screwed up the first innings, like England against Ireland and presumably that’s what the market somewhat believes but Kiwi losses at home are collectors’ items. Just don’t see India winning once in 10 from here.
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Draw price on an irritating wander too. Will lose a bit of money to a NZ train now, although not much.
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Shaw is not rock solid, he likes to feel bat on ball.
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A few innocuous overs and draw must make a swift move south.
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I need one biblical stand
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Five off the first over and India under 6s. Should so have waited to lay!
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If I hit all my draw lays (set a couple more up in the 4s) I will go to 45 pence green India!
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India price moving like they’re scoring at T20 rates, draw pretty static!
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Need to sleep. Good luck all, jucel especially.
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I'm under the weather myself but might still see this through and even follow the big fight.
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1 down!
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Shaw looks like your typical 'home flat track bully' to me
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What a complete tw*t this 3rd umpire is
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56 balls later and NZ price is lower than ball 1
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yeh super slow progress, these are the testing times of being a trader, when time decay doesn't give any benefit!
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NZ backers getting a free ride here
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This is the exact scenario where nz would miss Neil Wagner the most. Pitch not doing anything. That's when he manages to find a way
NZ a lay for mine now, given past history at this ground (against weaker opposition than India), their price is very very low |
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And the draw price should be lower than Indias price surely
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Is the market completely unaware of the history at this ground!? I mean if bangladesh, sri lanka and the pakis can get huge scores here, then why can't India. Reckon India could bat till end of day 6 if they apply themselves properly. And don't waste wickets with runouts
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Day 5 I meant tho if there were 6 days that would be possible too
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