roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
Yep. Late inswinging semi-yorker.
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***Official** West Indies in England***
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wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
If the quicks had consistently done their job properly, Panesar would barely have had to bowl. Or to put it another way, if Panesar hadn't been as effective as he has, we could have been seriously embarrassed against some seriously mediocre opposition.
Obviously the India series will be a much bigger challenge. In a way, playing India in England is the worst of both worlds for our spinners - you're up against (probably) the best players of spin in the world in conditions that generally don't help you much. That being said, he's turned in some good performances against other Asian sides in England, so he may well be OK.
roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
Gotta say it was really because the ump blocked Collymore. can't fault Morton for having a go at the stumps.
TT Boy
Hall of Fame Member
KP was coaxing Morton, he was always going to make it.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Fair enough. Only have the radio to go by. Mann & Boycs were both blaming Morton.
roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
That may well be the case but I didn't mind him throwing in that situation. Would have only been the two runs had Collymore been able to stop the ball.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
That picture really sums it up.
Good one. Mini-bus indeed.
Did you invest in an England win in the end, btw?
Shaggy Alfresco
State Captain
England win.
Man of the Series?
Man of the Series?
HariDesi
Cricket Spectator
I'd have to go with Monty as well for MOS. Chanderpaul is equally deserving for being the only guy (along with Bravo to some extent) willing to put up any sort of resistance. It's too bad his performances weren't rewarded in at least one test.
Sidebottom's my runner-up for MOS. I thought he bowled really well throughout the series and along with Panesar was the most consistent bowler for England. With Flintoff out he's probably cemented a place for the next test series.
Sidebottom's my runner-up for MOS. I thought he bowled really well throughout the series and along with Panesar was the most consistent bowler for England. With Flintoff out he's probably cemented a place for the next test series.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Eventually did when they came back out to start play today and Gayle had gotten out, so odds weren't as generous as yesterday when it was 2.87, and when I wanted to first get on, but saw an account balance of 0.00
Still a win is a win.I could have taken a drive to the TAB, but that would require non-laziness lol. Plus the last 3 times I've thought of going to drive down to the TAB to make a sports bet, I have chosen not to due to, again, laziness, and its turned out that I would have lost, and lost a fair bit. So I use it as an indicator lol.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Yeah it defeats the purpose.
Imagine if they had a "best player on ground from each team" in the AFL Grand Final, instead of the Norm Smith medallist.
Just means less.
cover drive man
International Captain
Well done England, shame Vaughn could not get his century.