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aus v india ive had a £1 treble on the draw
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aus v india ive had a £1 treble on the draw
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Fantastic!
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well done lad. usual stakes then. Only have to watch the two best teams going at it. Forget the rest.
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Well England and NZ are the two best teams but I can’t help watching Aus v India
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looking forward to the oz old stagers with their zimmer frames and walking sticks staggering onto the field next year against england's young lions
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Just a 10 wicket win over a top outfit. Poms will be having nightmares.
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Pink ball test.
Normal service will resume soon and Bumrah will rip it up England did well didn’t they? Can’t wait for The Ashes and an aged bowling attack for the Young Lions to flay. |
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Oh WD. Another chance for you to lose another bucketful of cash. There is only one game in town and that's in the heartlands of test cricket. Australia's record in Test match cricket is so far in front of the also rans it's embarrassing. The Poms soft underbelly will be exposed again as it also does when you get to play in front of our hostile crowd. NZ a walk in the park when compared to playing against the greatest test match nation since it all began. Australia v India has been great to watch and I hope Siraj has learnt his lesson for being a particular naughty boy. I have heard he may be out next test match with a rickerty neck after seeing Travis flick him over mid wicket for six after six and treating him with utter disdain. England did well didn't they? Nobody really cares cobber.
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Don’t choo worry ‘bout that son, won fousands on the previous series…documented!
I like the Convict / India series. Let’s see what your old men are like when the ball is not swinging under lights. Welcome to the Gabbatoir! What happened last time  After India batter you all round the gaffe you will not know whether to prepare green tops or roads. You have 1 batsman of note and 4 fantastic but ageing bowlers. Let’s see what happens to them when India pound and pound. I fear for some of your batters mental elf next winter. Carse and Atkinson plus either Wood or Archer alternating and Stokes. Even Crawley if he is not replaced prefers your wickets! We have a number 3 now. We just need a spinner. I might go for one of the Tests too, which one would you recommend? |
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Carse and Atkinson will find it a lot harder playing in front of our crowd than the very pleasant and gentle folk of NZ. Bumrah a great bowler but Cummins has been excellent for a long, long time and showed not only what a great bowler he is but also a great leader, something I initially questioned when he got the captaincy. The boys are ageing somewhat but they grow a leg when they play the enemy. I would go to either Melbourne for the iconic Christmas Test match or to my childhood home of Sydney. Both great venues to attend. Only problem is that it will probably be over by the time you get to either one of them
. Enjoy if you go, you will never want to come back. My forecast 3-1. Mr McGrath says 5-0. |
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The only problem is love, that I don’t have a criminal record….will they let me in?
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I will put a word in for you my Pommy friend. Plenty on here would say your betting has been pretty criminal over the years. You are not a typical Pom are you and under the thumb?
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Nah!
I do as I like. I actually make money on cricket! I liked Sydney. I think Melbourne is the Mecca but The G is so big. I have always wanted to go to Eden Gardens but am wondering if Adelaide or Woolloongabba might be a better bet? There will be tens of thousands of English descending over Christmas and New Year. I am not a football fan. I will not be waving my shirt over my head. Watch out for the Lions Tour. I think there might be even more rugby fans than cricket fans next year. Sadly both groups will be infiltrated by football fans but hopefully they will not let down our sport or our country. |
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Well if you go have a great time. One of us will be crying in our soup.
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Thanks. You might be. I just enjoy great cricket whoever plays it even Pakistan.
I remember the Rawalpindi Express bowling at Shane Watson in a World Cup I think. He had him every which way on toast and the hairs on my neck were standing up. It was like a Heavyweight World Title Fight bur Watson to his credit saw it through, I have no idea how but it was tremendously courageous. I might have a look on YouTube. Not quite Holdings over to Boycott or as pitiful as Brian Close’s ordeal but it was electrifying nonetheless. |
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My mistake Wahab Riaz
In real time and live it was phenomenal. This is pretty good but slightly tame watching back considering the importance of the match situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN8D1zze6Gw |
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12.30am tonight. Booze and goodies in and all night to watch these 2 great sides going at it. Please let us win a toss.
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Nice start
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Run line 319.5 seems high
India first innings lead 2.3 looks attractive too |
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England won the toss too!
They said it was a good toss to lose. I don’t think so |
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Aussie commentators think they will only be one or two down at lunch
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Luckily I fell asleep after the second rain break
I did see the draw price at the start of play and the forecast. |
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Looked hard going batting. Middle of summer and rained off. Was really looking forward to the game. Not sure what to make of the Poms performance. Stokes very classy giving Southee a guard of honour. I liked that.
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Utter brilliance from Head and Smith. India bashed all over the Gabba and boy did I enjoy it.
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England 18/2 requiring another 640. In terms of runs what's the biggest ever hammering in test cricket?
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Smith drops Rahul first ball of the day. What an easy chance. Shocking miss.
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Wicked over from Starc but extremely well played by Reddy. I like the look of this kid.
Did I just see a Convict wearing socks and sandals |
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Famous last
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India a little unlucky today. Aus clearly on the ropes!
Ominous signs for the Ashes with The Triumvirate looking a little vulnerable now and one year older next winter. Englands middle order looking solid. If they can find a way to deal aggressively with Lyon Aus are going to have problems. Same with the last two Tests here. The next two pitches are going to give India a better chance. Let’s hope we see some good cricket. |
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India extremely lucky to get away unscathed. Outplayed throughout this test match. They will be thanking the rain gods. With regards the Pomms that was a pretty horrible defeat. Archer will be injured for the Ashes as he is a walking sicknote and the rest of them do not inspire. Whoever thinks Root and Brooke are the best batsmen need their heads examining. It will be the same old story.
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that england batting in the 2innings , was bringing the game to disrepute, theyve killed test cricket
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Kohli proving again what a classless little runt he is.
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Look like the slogger missed a straight one. Was bound to happen. Aus a big desperate with their misfiring batting line up
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Give the lad some credit. If it was bazball you would be salivating. Khawaja should have been straight over to the little runt to give him some ****. We are all over this despicable lot. Bumrah reversed sweeped for sixes. Only kids made in Oz would do that.
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Aus won the toss on a wicket that needed to help the batters for the $
6mm of grass. Looks like a road. |
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Plenty of bounce and movement in that first session. We have batted well under a bit of cloud cover. Need the sun to come out now.
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Great entertaining first day.
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Yeah,
Great day of cricket. Advantage Aus. Will India have two great batting days? |
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Kohli fined 20% of match fee
Should have been 100% That’s the difference between us and the Convicts. TMB thinks it was good tic tacs and I think it was disgraceful. Fair play to the Bubble for not knocking him over. Saw him signing autographs and taking selfies with kids. Top bloke. I hope he can bat and is not just a lucky slogger who will have a glorious if somewhat short Test career |
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Kohli and Sharma need to retire at the end of the series.
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