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*Official* Second Test at the Adelaide Oval

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Another boundary saved by Broad off his own bowling. Impressive stuff. Pietersen's effort, not so much.
 

tooextracool

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Hard to see where the next wicket is going to come from, these 2 look pretty settled and the pitch looks pretty flat with most of the bowlers not really looking threatening.
 

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Yeah, the fact that Australia have been horribly second best is kinda negated by having won the toss. You wouldn't expect the last five wickets to fall for less than 100 runs and if they get anywhere near 350 it's going to be a tough game for England to win.
 

stephen

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Well I feel vindicated in all my pre-Ashes Hussey support.. Even if he gets out now he's averaging around 150...
 

Ikki

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Yeah, the fact that Australia have been horribly second best is kinda negated by having won the toss. You wouldn't expect the last five wickets to fall for less than 100 runs and if they get anywhere near 350 it's going to be a tough game for England to win.
From your keyboard to God's screen?
 

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Yeah, the fact that Australia have been horribly second best is kinda negated by having won the toss. You wouldn't expect the last five wickets to fall for less than 100 runs and if they get anywhere near 350 it's going to be a tough game for England to win.
Anything under 350 and they'd be comfortably favourites. India have won 3 Tests in the recent past batting 2nd and chasing 400+ 1st innings scores. Now England are probably a slightly weaker batting side than India but on this Adelaide strip, it they play upto their potential, they should get atleast 400. If the openers get them off to a good start, 500 isn't a far cry at all.
 

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