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*Official* Fifth Test at The Oval

pup11

International Coach
Wicketless final session would be nice to set up an exciting contest for tomorrow. Even though England will still probably win, I'd like to see this series go into its final day.
Yeah, would love to see that happen, if we don't lose another wicket this evening, then it certainly gives us a slight outside chance tomorrow, but as you said England still would be odds on favourites.
 

pup11

International Coach
I don't think taking the new ball just yet would be such a bright idea from an English POV, it hasn't done much damage right through the game, and all it might do is give these two some momentum to lay the platform for a big partnership.
 

King Pietersen

International Captain
It's like Stuart Broad and James Anderson have just switched gameplans. Broad has changed from his awful short bowling ploy to pitching it up, with Jimmy doing the opposite. Been awful in this game Anderson.
 

Adamc

Cricketer Of The Year
Looked pretty straight forward. Always interesting watching bowlers react to drops.

Almost found the fielder with that one too.

And again, jeez.
 

pup11

International Coach
Well played Mr.Cricket, that is a very good knock indeed, now go on and hit those winning runs for us...:ph34r:
 

pasag

RTDAS
Too little too late from Hussey, some runs when the series was there to be won would have been nice.

No wickets till stumps would be nice though.
 

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