pasag
RTDAS
Inevitable England win probs, strange comment nonetheless.
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*Official* Fifth Test at The Oval
- Thread starter GIMH
- Start date
Xuhaib
International Coach
I think when they started bowling they thought we have to get England 120-150 but when England was like 150-3 they lost focus and hope and started bowling tripe only when Broan and Swann started smacking around only then they realised there are runs on this track.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Heathen!!I think I posted saying I wanted 2 wickets before lunch, because we got them so early and these two look settled I still don't feel at ease. If they bat through this session then I'll be ****ting bricks. Want four wickets next session. Got an uneasy feeling in my stomach, and certainly cbf with this game going another day.
Eeek.
pasag
RTDAS
But you have Stuart Broad, the best all-rounder since Andrew Flintoff in your side, plus Andrew Flintoff the best all rounder since Ian Botham and Jimmy Anderson who's the best swing bowler since Wasim Akram. What's to be nervous about?
I think I posted saying I wanted 2 wickets before lunch, because we got them so early and these two look settled I still don't feel at ease. If they bat through this session then I'll be ****ting bricks. Want four wickets next session. Got an uneasy feeling in my stomach, and certainly cbf with this game going another day.
Eeek.
Matt79
Hall of Fame Member
They are tbh, we're still the best part of 400 in arrears on a pitch where, once a wicket falls, there will probably be a succession.
If we're to have any chance of batting long enough - the runs will have come of their own accord - but it will need this pair to survive til tea at least.
Strauss shouldn't start worrying about runs for any 150-200 runs yet. England still so massively in the box seat.
That said, loving watching this fighting effort from Ponting and Hussey.
If we're to have any chance of batting long enough - the runs will have come of their own accord - but it will need this pair to survive til tea at least.
Strauss shouldn't start worrying about runs for any 150-200 runs yet. England still so massively in the box seat.
That said, loving watching this fighting effort from Ponting and Hussey.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Ah thanks for reminding me about all that mate, feel much better nowBut you have Stuart Broad, the best all-rounder since Andrew Flintoff in your side, plus Andrew Flintoff the best all rounder since Ian Botham and Jimmy Anderson who's the best swing bowler since Wasim Akram. What's to be nervous about?
Langeveldt
Soutie
Freddie to knock the tail over with Australia looking for another 40 runs sometime tomorrow afternoon
Redbacks
International Captain
I hate watching England, I really do. Why do they do this too us?
Burgey
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Be happier if he'd been bowling yesterday ITTBT.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Yeah had to turn it off.. ****
Burgey
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Shouldn't need him. If we're not sorted by then there'll be bats wrapped around heads.
God, this ****wit Daniel Radcliffe is ****ting me on TMS. I don't want to hear about Harry ****ing Potter at lunch, bring in some guests for a bit of cricket-related talk, not some self-obsessed hack actor.
"Here's a question from some eight year old. On a desert island would you rather have a fire bolt or a cricket ball"
I'd rather have an axe so I could take it to the vapid fool's forehead.
God, this ****wit Daniel Radcliffe is ****ting me on TMS. I don't want to hear about Harry ****ing Potter at lunch, bring in some guests for a bit of cricket-related talk, not some self-obsessed hack actor.
"Here's a question from some eight year old. On a desert island would you rather have a fire bolt or a cricket ball"
I'd rather have an axe so I could take it to the vapid fool's forehead.
