Burgey
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Haha f_o_s-eh.. Love your candour and open Watto fanatacism. Good stuff.Yep, I agree, totally. I usually just watch the start and then switch off. I just watched a bit more today because Watto was out.
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*Official* Australia in England
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four_or_six
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Well... watching Australia bat atm is pretty much like how watching us bat used to be. It's not that fun.
grecian
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Well... watching Australia bat atm is pretty much like how watching us bat used to be. It's not that fun.
Yeah, it's weird isn't it, the deceleration, the lack of any kind of plan against spinners, and then desperately losing wickets when they are forced into some kind of action. Been a very enjoyable turnaround
social
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Why hasnt anyone tried to "hit" (not slog) YardyYeah, it's weird isn't it, the deceleration, the lack of any kind of plan against spinners, and then desperately losing wickets when they are forced into some kind of action. Been a very enjoyable turnaround
The guy is a batsman with virtually no pretensions as a bowler and they are treating him with more respect than Swann
Overall, it's reminiscent of the last 2 Ashes series where there has been no Plan B
Spark
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Too late for that.
King Pietersen
International Captain
That's out. Pace, swing and full. Fantastic bowling from Tait. Poor batting from Kieswetter though, will continue the belief that he's poor against pace bowling...
Andre
International Regular
Reckon he is best played like a medium pacer to be honest - only really bowls stump to stump without any real effort to turn the ball. A couple of them straighten but don't really turn.
It's a strange one, cause we've got a pretty good record of dominating medium pacers but for some reason when we face a guy who effectively bowls it from the front of the hand we shut up shop.
benchmark00
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Healy and Tony talking absolute guff instead of them showing the game. Beat it, ****s.
King Pietersen
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Pretty quick over that from Tait. Last 2 deliveries weren't far off 97mph, very good pace.
Kieswetter wasn't surprised by the pace though, was just a poor shot to a good delivery. He didn't appear to struggle when he made 63 against Tait, Nannes and Johnson in the World T20 final.
Kieswetter wasn't surprised by the pace though, was just a poor shot to a good delivery. He didn't appear to struggle when he made 63 against Tait, Nannes and Johnson in the World T20 final.
grecian
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Gawd knows, I don't think ther's one English supporter that rates Yardy as a bowler.
Pick Davies, England, please
King Pietersen
International Captain
How many overs is Tait going to be able to bowl at this sort of pace at a time? He still going to be limited to 3/4 over spells?
social
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When you stand on leg stump and dont move you're feet, you're a sitting duck against guys like Tait
Prior is a much better batsman
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
So did all the crowd leave?