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2nd Test England V India Lord's
2nd Test England V India Lord's
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These lads are batting for tea, rightly.
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We need Bumble in these sessions where nothing happens.
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showing the value of a quality fielding effort as well
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Better than in the first innings.
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Gower looks like he's plenty familiar with the sauce?
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declared 'wine enthusiast' pecker
 read into that what you will...I'm a 'lager enthusiast' but the term doesn't get the respect it deserves imo  |
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Yahooooooo
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L o l very good Brentford
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I see pictures of England hanging on tomorrow but I won't get that
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spinnage
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TURNER
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It would take a brave man to lay the draw but i5 might be the right call
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Must start scoring off this pie Chickerell but keep the ball down
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Hard to see India at the moment. They need to score 300 which at this rate will take until lunch tomorrow even if they speed up in the last hour and then bowl England out in 2 sessions.
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And if bowled out with a 240 lead?
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would u not give them a decent shot if they ended up bowled out in the run spread window though ? laeaving say 230 in 70 on a day 5 surface ...agree that if they bat very well draw is actually more likely but if they fall in the window so to speak -
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Disagree
India eek out a lead of 150 and this is a different gamble. It will spin more tomorrow. India need to bat all day. Panty Boi and Jadeja can swing when they’re winning. Bat till tea India. The real hard man bet is ashley India 5 down to 3 possibly 2 tomorrow although of course a huge gamble |
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maths relies on a slight scoring increase but not difficult to make the case for that scoring increase occuring
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Absolutely they could get a 240 lead!
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I’d be in seventh heaven it is that far away right now but Pant, Jadeja and to a lesser extent a confident Rahane can find gaps in the field. Bat till tea and see
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Draw back to favourite now.
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Even if they get 100 after tea, that is only a 180 lead so need to bat for a session tomorrow surely.
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Neither team want another over!
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Pnat and Jadeja both capable of slogging very quick stuff with the tail, as I say the better they bat the less likely they are to win really beyond a tipping point...
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*Pant even
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The point is if they get skittled they lose
They get bowled out tonight they likely lose Pitch can go flat and dead. I do think they should have been pushing singles but they are still in this after a disastrous morning |
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India have had a draw in mind since Kohli got out. They may go for it in the morning but they need a 280 lead to be anywhere need safe from losing.
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Ground and pound
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This pair dug me out of a hole, many thanks.
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were a few of us in their with you 'goose
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*there
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Me too
Boring as sheite God bless ‘em If the pitch died England would have probably won easy. It could still spin tomorrow although dra2 is most likely atm. England still have a chanc3 with the new ball. I hope India score quickly with the harder ball |
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game back on but nice timing
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We are heading for an exciting finish
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Peak traded odds (£1k+) in time order:-
Eng: Max 14.5, Min 1.57, Currently 3.15 India: Min 1.52, Max 8.6, Current 4.6 Draw: Max 6.8, Min 1.56, Current 2.14 |
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Think I'll sit on my hands for a bit though ......
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Looking like steak and chips with a fine claret for lunch tomorrow
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yep, VV no real excuses for the trading fraternity - the Eng result bias has been surprising and challenging though...ind did go off favs pre toss but have been largely friendless since Eng had even a hint of parity..
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Idiot
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Hope he is ok
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