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ENGLAND V INDIA - 3rd Test Lords
ENGLAND V INDIA - 3rd Test Lords
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I do think England are a little short here
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Been more than the normal amount of help for spinners today. Does anybody think this will continue tomorrow and be progressive or will the surface harden up a little under the sun?
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Kumar is wrong in his analysis. Brook can get his front leg towards the pitch of the ball and it may well be outside the line of off stump if it hits the pad.
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What happened to bazball..more like tavare ball now
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Kumar is a converted English snob, I bet he used to cream over the MCC cricket coaching manual .
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Going to lose 10 overs today, shameful stuff
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Pujara said on TMS about half hour ago 400 would be above par on here
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Stokes looks in trouble, the English attack will struggle without him
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had a power failure so missed all post lunch action, just back on
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attack of the ladybirds
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a loveliness of ladybirds
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god sake 10 overs left, on a gorgeous evening why not play on
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£160 for 83 overs, disgraceful
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2.8 an over for evening session , i'll stick with my theory for now and say they'll bat until Saturday lunch if they're able to make it a 2 way result with as much urgency as it takes to prevent getting out.
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Not sure where we stand here. Doubts about the draw linger. Will it spin after 3/4 days of sun? Can England extract movement with the new ball. It matey be hit and dry when they bowl.
Depending on how many England get and then bowl with the new ball I would wager, well I have wagered India will get a first innings lead and may well bat until late Saturday if not longer. That helps. Don’t do anything and let the game to develop. Stay on the draw and oppose England for now. Might top up on India with a view to laying the draw on Saturday or back England to clear the red Market has been quite tight supporting England and not the team batting first. I still contend that could be a mistake although I do think England have done well and got scores on the board. |
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Today was test cricket as it used to be played, England in a strong position as a result, just shows there is more to their game than bazball.
A good toss to win i think. Interesting that Gill says that India would have bowled anyway if he had won the toss, that would surely have been an error as the pitch looks sure to be tricky for batting on last. I see that good old Chris Tavare gets a mention above, it always had me scratching my head as to why he batted so slowly for England and got the tortoise nickname. He was a very good stroke maker when playing for Kent and was excellent in one day games, scoring 14 centuries as well as numerous 50s. A shame that he didn't play his natural game in internationals. |
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Stoke won't bowl with that groin injury, could be out for the rest of the summer, and that really messes with Eng's bowling
Woakes & Carse will be bowled into the ground as Jofra will be used lightly |
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tavare was bairstow like, compared to david steele
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Off today, got the Pimms flowing in the garden
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Woeful Woakes, absolutely woeful again
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Bloody Bumrah is ruing this for me.
small top up on India at 4.1 last night with a view to laying the draw tomorrow. The ball is new and the top up warranted. This is carnage. The end is open. I just hope India bat and bat and bat not |
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You don’t like in Staplehurst do you Jerry?
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This could be great for batting on later
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Crikey was watching some NRL and had a shower and come back to this
 Amazing how the wickets have fallen in gluts so maybe that type of wicket and will continue. 31d in the back garden |
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Pitch looks quicker today, which should make scoring quicker
Also keeps the bowlers in the game! |
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31C Hayden
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Rod Marsh said Smith was the best player he had ever seen!
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They have changed the ball & it's a softy !
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Jerry
Have you been to Betty’s Tea Shop? It is on my bucket list |
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Gosh I nearly layed 434 runs yesterday too!
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Also Jerry
Is Harrogate a nice place for a weekend break…Friday /Saturday? Where to stay, what to do? Do you have a good food offering? I don’t like plastic menu pub food. I was also thinking Rippon or Ironbridge |
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We stay in Harrogate quite a lot Jerry , wife loves The St George hotel , can't get used to calling it The Harrogate Inn.
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Many times!!!
Plus N Yorkshire has the best chippies in the world Trenchers in Whitby is absolutely delicious, all cooked in beef dripping My old man has a house in Golders Green & there are some fabulous eateries in London too |
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When will Cricket change their attitude about time? Why on earth can't they have 90 overs per day? It is light enough until 8pm at least. If the players and Umpires knew that they would have to complete 90 overs before going to the bar they would get on with the game.
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Offer is based on 2 guests per room. Any additional guests will pay for meals as taken. £379 |
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£610.00
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The bar has an amazing ceiling!
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