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He seems to have improved this last year,
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Can't see any generosity in the assumed declaration here if it gets to that stage , the test almost a two way result so have India got the fight and resolve to stay at the crease so keep the series alive , probably doubtful but not beyond the realms that Jaiswal and Gill won't bat long , by the time they bat reckon the win will be well gone so it'll be remain , showers and overhead could be a help or hindrance in saving the game you just can't tell.
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A lot of if’s for me.
I would assume a lead of around 200 by close. IF It is cloudy tomorrow declare. If not bat on. Much will depend on Jaiswal. If he doesn’t play fluently then India will struggle. Best chance India have is a little rain delay both mornings otherwise they will have to bat at least 4 sessions for a 200 run lead. England could bat on to a 300 lead tomorrow. It depends if if remains flat tomorrow and India’s chance of avoiding defeat depend on the pitch. The other thing they must do is score quickly against an attacking field something they have stopped doing. |
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Half the Indian team look over weight,they need to get the spinners on,still think England will make hard work of getting 10 wickets
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They’ve now got 4 players with injuries,lack of fitness the key,once your famous in India,no one’s going to put pressure on you,
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Yes
This is stupidity from Gill. Jaceja or Rahul should have had a word and told him to get Bumrah off. Get the spinners on to see if they can use the harder ball. About time! |
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27 overs remaining. Sundar and Jadeja to bowl most then the two trundlers to contribute. Get Bumrah and Siraj off the pitch
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Think from the Indian perspective if they took no more wickets today and leaked around 90 runs they'd take that as they're already thinking of how many minutes they'll have to bat to save , if England don't show intent to declare tonight which they shouldn't in my view reckon you'll see the draw price dropping a point come close of play.
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Yes I think so too. They should send Smifff in
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Still a lot of time left in this Test. India at sea here. Get Smith and Carse y9 bash it around. Stokes can come back later
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I have been saving my pickle juice for cramp!
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Whoever asked
Cramp is a fitness issue. England refused Grahame Smith a runner when he had cramp. |
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Sensible from Stokes
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Let’s hope it is cramp and not hamstrings
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draw shortened to 5.9
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Wow!
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Weird from the umpires last two dismissals
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Wally Hammond and Maurice Leyland stumped batting 4 and 5 against South Africa!
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If England bat on tomorrow then India will get an additional roll of the pitch which should help the.
England 1-0 up but Stokes plays to win. Cloud and possibly rain tomorrow morning. Tough calls.if the pitch is good and behaves India can know off the lead in two sessions then look to post a target. Fanciful but everything is on the table right now. I did expect England to be a little gang ho this afternoon to push the game on. This is shaping up nicely |
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Not sure a batting collapse would be in India's interest.
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Good for Siraj
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They certainly shouldn't have declared tonight in my view and cement the two way result as a priority then take it from there , i know they like the gung ho but keep batting if possible would be the correct strategy for me.
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Yes true. The pitch must deteriorate but how much tomorrow?
A lot can happen in 6 sessions. India will need t9 be in it when they bat and for once England bowlers have had their feet up. |
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Can't help but thinking Jaiswal is the key to giving India a realistic chance of saving it but that said what an opportunity for players around him to step up and bat longgggggggggg
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Absolutely
Also he is aggressive and India need to knock the runs off to put pressure back on England. Stokes will have his field up and a number if them will have to attack Dawson, which, gives him a chance. India have batted a little conservatively at times. Could be a really exciting day |
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I think the rain will b3 early so maybe little or no time lost. That could mean 6 sessions or close to 180 overs.
India will need to bat at least 4 session and that might be a big ask but if they do it potentially brings all 3 results back into play |
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Understandably the draw back in to 5.6
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drizzle, rain, light showers on weather bbc until early pm tomorrow
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Does not always translate to stoppage. Most rain falls before play starts. It might drizzle but nothing for certain. Chance of same or nothing on Sunday morning.
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PS, NOSTALGIA, tomorrow morning 6.35am, LOOK AT LIFE CRICKET ON TEST 1964, on talking pics freeview 82
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I think the rain misses
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radar looks clear
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Reallg pleased for Stokes, proper geezer, leader and cricketer
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tms now, at mumbai 1980 ian bothan 1 innings bowled 22 overs ,scored a century , then 2 innings bowled 26 overs in 1 continous spell with 7 wkts,
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Think about all the people that wrote him off after beating up that thug outside a bar!
He just needs to win the Ashes now to go down in folklore Stokes just gone past 7,000 runs too |
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This is an absolute pummeling now
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why catch it, now theyll have to bat before lunch
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as i said, might as well let england get the runs
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That's the wicket you'd think and probably a train down to 1.01 now , fully deserved as they've been better in all the important moments
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for me the turning point in this series , the main point , is rahul wanting his 100 in 3 test , run out and straight after lunch got himself out
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