Jul 2015
11:23am, 17 Jul 2015
1,403 posts
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Zorba
Lol, Crash Hamster....
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Jul 2015
12:39pm, 17 Jul 2015
2,376 posts
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Ceratonia
England slightly ahead on this session - only 60 runs added so far, 2 wickets lost. Pushes the Aussie declaration back until 5 o'clock, perhaps?
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Jul 2015
1:22pm, 17 Jul 2015
1,461 posts
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Fellrunning
So the opening four batsmen for the next test
Crash Hamsters Granny Boycotts Granny Boycotts Mum Boycott
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Jul 2015
1:37pm, 17 Jul 2015
298 posts
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Cheg
Holiday denied. BBC text for me.
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Jul 2015
1:50pm, 17 Jul 2015
9,847 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Dio, I thought you felt a bit off colour, or maybe that could be saved up for the next test
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Jul 2015
1:52pm, 17 Jul 2015
9,848 posts
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Wriggling Snake
TMS are saying the pitch is getting quicker, the cloud cover tues/wed slowed up the preparation, so it will be at it's fastest after tea today, just in time for Johnson.....
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Jul 2015
2:46pm, 17 Jul 2015
2,377 posts
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Ceratonia
Aussies upped the runrate significantly since lunch, nearly 5 an over. Probably some way short of 600 by tea. Clarke might not be too about nice round numbers though.
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Jul 2015
2:51pm, 17 Jul 2015
530 posts
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fraggle
declaration later today just as the pitch is turning, and we'll be all out for 200ish by lunch tomorrow ?
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Jul 2015
2:52pm, 17 Jul 2015
15,990 posts
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flanker
or... bat on for 600+ now as the pitch is worsening, then put England in twice on a moving, turning wicket when the weather is mean to be more overcast?
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Jul 2015
3:39pm, 17 Jul 2015
2,378 posts
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Ceratonia
Or, declare at tea at 560, England's aggressive batting on a flat wicket lets them declare at the end of day 3 only 50 behind. Another Aussie batting collapse on Sunday and England seal an easy win on Monday afternoon
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