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2nd Test England V India Lord's
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Excellent business
Just remember not to get greedy innit |
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Pakistan West Indies now set up very interestingly. WI 16/3 chasing not many
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Tom is Grant totally addicted to the 100
M9OOOEEENNN |
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5/4 England looking good now.
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tms questioning the light...it's all 'appenin'
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no obvious shadows from lights which we've already played through in this series
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Wood injured ?
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This is wicked viewing
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New ball just over the horizon ....
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Indian win scenario in full effect...'wheelhouse' but can the tail get them enough...
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Would be oh so cruel were Root to end up on the losing side, but would not be the greatest shock of all time ....
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proper shadows now...spin only ?
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Aye, likely why the new ball hasn't been taken yet.
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the boy Virat bottling it..quite happy,it appears to draw from here
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100 MPH spin bowling done the job for Virat
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Pathetic from Kohli
Big girls blouse |
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What next?
Thunderstorms ha |
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intriguing day's play setting things up nicely 2moro for a baw game
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all that and anyone checking in after a day out --- prices very similar to start of day .....gotta love it...
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Sad state of affairs when the public are forking out £135 a ticket to watch a days play.
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Officials afraid of England getting another wicket and bottled it.
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@barstool
Somewhat counter-intuitively, methunk, tickets for Day 5 were on offer yesterday for only £20! |
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Stupid from Kohli as fast bowlers and new ball will probably rip through tail tomorrow could have milked 20 or 30 tonight which would have put a lot of pressure on England
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it's evident floodlights have no purpose in a cricketing context which is somewhat oxymoronic given why they are supposedly there
all good for tree huggers and saving the planet |
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Thought the same w/d , would of got 20/30 runs tonight
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interesting symmetry re lows hit fwiw...India 1.52
Draw 1.54 Eng 1.56 |
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2/ nothing to see
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2/2
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This same 2/1
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Fcuk sake
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not sure about that VV, you seriously think non inplay markets are somehow more astute ?
can't say I've seen much to convince me of that |
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pre game football markets and NFL I would say that of...
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I'm only talking about Test cricket here and just saying that provided nothing too extreme happens, such as a total batting collapse or someone scoring a double-century, it's not as rare as you'd expect for the end-of-day odds during one or more of the first few days of a Test match to revert back towards those of a previous day, despite the intra-day chaos whilst an "average" day's outcome plays out in an uneven clumpy way. It's still rare enough to seem "uncanny" but when it does happen you can often see that the day's play advanced the game roughly as had already been factored in. But that's just saying that on average things happen in an average way, so it's not much of a claim.
In-play markets generally seem more erratic. You can often get matched at a silly price on the Draw in a thin market when a crucial wicket falls and trade it back at half the odds or less only minutes later. You can hardly call those markets "astute". Pre-game football markets on the other hand definitely have everything known already accurately priced in, so I don't argue with them. Haven't a clue about NFL, though. |
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windies bottling it again
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Standby for the tie
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Windies traded as low as 1.13.
Pak have been as low as 1.17. The Draw even traded below 3s. Whoever wins someone is going to be mighty unhappy! I even saw the Draw get matched at 200 shortly before dropping below 10 during yesterday's rain. |
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34 reqd , 3 wkts left
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Hat-trick coming up
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Any more flip flops or are we now on the final train
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