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Re: God help me - the Test Cricket thread

Reply #1770 –
Does this test make it to the weekend?

Lyon off to a flyer, it's amazing what a bit of spot retention motivation does as opposed to welded in place selection!

England are dead set psychopaths, 3-43 on a batsmen's paradise, and they are playing reverse slog sweeps to get off the mark.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: God help me - the Test Cricket thread

Reply #1771 –
I see England's constant complaining has managed to influence the 3rd Umpire and sway the benefit of the doubt in their favour, Boland and Carey unlucky not to have Root's wicket in the 10th over, or ripped off from another perspective.

It's a bit like watching a Geelong or Hawthorn football game!
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: God help me - the Test Cricket thread

Reply #1772 –
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I see England's constant complaining has managed to influence the 3rd Umpire and sway the benefit of the doubt in their favour, Boland and Carey unlucky not to have Root's wicket in the 10th over, or ripped off from another perspective.

It's a bit like watching a Geelong or Hawthorn football game!
re Root: That ball hit the ground imo and was the right decision,batsman has to get the benefit of any doubt.
 Carey himself should have been out yesterday but the technology got it wrong but its all part of the game and generally the decisions even out over the series.

Re: God help me - the Test Cricket thread

Reply #1773 –
dunno about that catch, comfortable for the benefit to go to the batsman
Let’s go BIG !

Re: God help me - the Test Cricket thread

Reply #1774 –
When you get endorsed by one G. Chappell you get a rails run.
DrE is no more... you ok with that harmonica man?