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***Official*** Australia in the UAE 2012

smash84

The Tiger King
****ing hot today and really humid

Was at the ground to watch the first innings and left after 30 odd overs because it was too hot

Got home and all of the windows are fogged up as the aircon is set to 20 and it's still high 30s/massively humid outside

Not like its unusual for this time of year either
yeah....awta.....it is that time of the year again......
 

smash84

The Tiger King
The scheduling of this series is ****. These conditions are not proper cricket conditions. It's unfair on the players. It's about a billion degrees and the outfield is soaking wet, and they finish the game at like 3am.
They have to.....otherwise they won't be able to play in the heat if they start earlier
 

benchmark00

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Gotta question the rationale behind batting first in these conditions. Possibly the only thing is that it's hotter first up?

Gotta bowl first with the dew coming in later making the ball harder to grip and the pitch slickening up.

Haha and as I start to post this Tony starts talking about, wac.
 

Agent Nationaux

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The Australian bowlers are thinking that it might have been a mistake to get Nasir out now that Azhar and Misbah are teaching them the art of tuk. :laugh:
 

benchmark00

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Early reports coming out of the desert that Starc won't be playing today...
 
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benchmark00

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Hello all and welcome to the coverage of the final ODI of the three-match ODI series between Pakistan and Australia. When it is Sharjah at this time of the year, you keep an eye on the temperatures. Robin Jackman, reckons that it is 45 or 46 degrees out in the middle. With a mild breeze blowing, it might reduce to early forties
#takethevestofftobowl
 

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