Richard
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Perfectly possible Strauss won't enforce if he gets the chance.There will be no follow-on.
Either way, Prior may be a poor wicketkeeper but he can be absolved of most of the byes so far this innings.
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Either way, Prior may be a poor wicketkeeper but he can be absolved of most of the byes so far this innings.
Richard
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I can't think why Strauss would've said that if it wasn't the case TBH. Much as it may appear to have changed (maybe down to MSP losing confidence, for example) I can't see how it wasn't the case in 2006.
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Richard
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There's no doubt about that, and his figures in the opening couple of Tests were good if not brilliant. However, as I've said, there's still plenty to be done should "being a Test-class bowler" be the aim.
King Pietersen
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Who the f***'s Amraj Khan? =/
Manee
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Cozier back on commentary, I assume
Khan may be just who England need here, he is unpredictable and justifies the high economy rate and low strike rate in domestic cricket by being truly unpredictable, bowling the odd corker and the odd loose ball and England need someone who can force wickets. However, I truly doubt Amjad's ability to have a long Test career. That being said, my predictions about players are often either dead right or dead wrong, so perhaps some hope there...
GIMH
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yeah, I think he's bowling as expected - going for runs but looking devastating at times. I guess the thinking was that they needed 20 wickets and backed the batsmen to score enough runs for economy to not be a concern - unsure if it will pay off as of yet, but it's not a selection I'll be criticising based on the bits of play I've seen today
four_or_six
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Cozier is still living a few decades ago.
Manee
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With his dry humour which is so dry that it is undetectable to anything but the most well trained bats in the world.
grecian
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Yeah, and deserved to be honest. What will happen now is he will get an edge, and the ump will ignore it because they know he appeals for everything.....
four_or_six
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Apparently players aren't allowed to have personality.
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Or a stone dead LBW. ****.
four_or_six
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Basically just happened with the lbw.
four_or_six
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Umpiring has been hideous this series. The play hasn't been much better.
Roll on the T20s. At least they won't have five days of playing for the draw.
Roll on the T20s. At least they won't have five days of playing for the draw.
grecian
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Yep, which is why I've become to hate Montys appealing more then the oppo or the umps.
Stupidly counter-productive. Happened against South Africa, and it's happened again
