Sir Alex
Banned
It isn't loads better either.Did I say it was great? Just that he was better. Don't try to put words in my mouth. Won't work on me.
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*Official* India in Sri Lanka 2010 - Tests
- Thread starter Sir Alex
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stumpski
International Captain
That would still have only given him 99.
On at 5.45 a.m. tomorrow UK time, but it might be worth an early start in case Murali starts well. Two out of five.
Lostman
State Captain
Captain WTF might open the bowling with Mathews and Dilshan tomorrow morning
I love Sanga the batsmen, but some of his bowling moves/fields make no damn sense.
MJ was a much much better captain than him.
Woodster
International Captain
Be fair to Sanga, this is only his ninth Test in charge, he will develop as a captain. He comes across as a deep thinker, is articulate off the pitch, and may well carry his own methods that MJ would not have applied. Time is required here.Captain WTF might open the bowling with Mathews and Dilshan tomorrow morning
I love Sanga the batsmen, but some of his bowling moves/fields make no damn sense.
MJ was a much much better captain than him.
Jezroy
State Captain
Many very talented batsmen take more than 9 tests to find their feet and express themselves properly. Doesn't mean they are ****.
Cruxdude
International Debutant
Just curious. Any examples for why you think SriLankan team is dogged by bad luck. Can't really think of many.
JBH001
International Regular
Have to say I am so stoked for Murali that he has even got these 7 wickets. Tbh, I didn't think he'd be able to do it, against India, and because of the shadow of the bowler he has been these last 2 - 3 years. It's so nice to see the great man roll back the years, even if not completely, to his pomp of 1998 - 2006. (Although, from all accounts, his first innings spell was more like the Murali of old with a good attacking line outside off stump.)
Also pleased to see Murali get 67 5-fers as this means that, statistically, he gets a 5 fer just under every two test matches.
Also pleased to see Murali get 67 5-fers as this means that, statistically, he gets a 5 fer just under every two test matches.
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