You're probably right. At least I didn't start thinking of Greigy talking about "getting it right up there in the blockhole"If crickets what you think about at these moments then your doing it wrong.
SA just have a better attack. Morkel's getting it together now, Steyn's nibbling it about and Ntini is persistent. Plus conditions are overcast
Don't feed the Aussie Woe Brigade! It's bad enough in this thread!
Last year at SCG springs to mind
Yeah because luck actually acts on anything.
Which one?? If it's the one that hit him on the shoulder, i think its still OUT.
Which part? The bit where Andy Symonds got a decision in his favour or that India lost 7 wickets in the final session of the match on a perfect batting deck?
Heh, it's true with a lot of the media though and players too. Sorry to bring this up but after the Sydney test I saw plenty of Aussie players and commentators towing out the we can't remove human error and it'll all even out eventually lines. Then after Hayden's bat pad decision in Perth we start hearing "peoples career's are on the line something must be done about it."
No I think they deserved what they got but they copped a lot of poor decisions and they let this affect their minds far too much.Which part? The bit where Andy Symonds got a decision in his favour or that India lost 7 wickets in the final session of the match on a perfect batting deck?
Like I said, blaming luck for a big loss is generally pretty poor form. Ends in denial of the real reasons. Top teams make luck a nice bonus when it goes for you or a bit of an annoyance if it doesn't. If you're relying on it, you're not good enough to win regularly.
no **** hey, the tv just got muted and abc radio turned on (again), was stunningly silent when duminy got caught off the arm in perth, now we've had 15 replays and chapelli whining
Yes, yes, yes!
