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*Official* Third Test at Edgbaston
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KiWiNiNjA
International Coach
Exactly.
Turbinator
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Sunil sounds like he is ready to jump under a train. "Not sure what she is laughing at!" - referring to a smiling Indian fan in the crowd.
I caught that too, was funny.
Ruckus
International Captain
Na that was pretty much just bad luck, a summary of this tour would just be England's vastly superior performance. Nothing lucky about that.
TT Boy
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First test no doubt. But Aus had to chase down 300+ in the second test and South Africa won the rubber, chasing down 340. Gilly was ridiculous in that series, double hundred in the 1st test, rescued Aus first innings in the second test with a run-a-ball 100 and scored 90 odd in the 3rd test
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Other story is that Hammond only declared because of Bradman's injury
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
Well it's pretty much an obvious decision. Raina has been given enough chances. Kohli will be coming in without a doubt now.
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Opened his mouth presumably. Nothing good happens when he does that
Turbinator
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I echo Bun's sentiments in the other thread. At first I was angry and upset, but after a point I've just started to admire the strength of this English side. Much respect to them for their performance in this series. They've played as a team. I can't help but laugh it off now.
Tbh, I remember during the India-Pak match and the WC final I was praying, asking God for this win and in return I could take a series loss in England. But I didn't know it was going to be this big a loss.
Tbh, I remember during the India-Pak match and the WC final I was praying, asking God for this win and in return I could take a series loss in England. But I didn't know it was going to be this big a loss.
Ikki
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Thataboy...after you've been ground into the dirt pretend to be sporting losers.I echo Bun's sentiments in the other thread. At first I was angry and upset, but after a point I've just started to admire the strength of this English side. Much respect to them for their performance in this series. They've played as a team. I can't help but laugh it off now.
Tbh, I remember during the India-Pak match and the WC final I was praying, asking God for this win and in return I could take a series loss in England. But I didn't know it was going to be this big a loss.
pup11
International Coach
Sri Lankan batting basically revolves around Mahela and Sanga and both of them didn't score that many runs in that series and yet other players who don't usually perform that well outside the sub-continent stuck to their tasks and made English bowlers earn every wicket.
Sub-standard might have been a bit too strong a word to use but its a known fact that Sri Lanka aren't that good a test side away from home and yet they put up a seriously good show for a team playing in conditions totally alien to them and its not like England then bowled any differently to what they did during this series or the Ashes but the application of the Sri Lankan batsmen was so much better than the Indian and Australian batsmen.
Turbinator
Cricketer Of The Year
I don't know who you're confusing me with, but I even congratulated England after the first test match. Really should get your facts checked.
