Meh, you're right for once in your life. I didn't care whether it was a declaration or not. We definitely should have got more than the 30-40 runs we got from those four wickets after tea.So yeah, how's that declaration for 500 looking?
Yeah I still have hopes for Finn, thought he would bowl better this series I have to admit but willing to stick with him. Would still much rather Tremlett for the ashes but not going to get my hopes up there.Finn's wickets are dripping with jam. He always gets accused of being lucky though and it keeps working. Never drop him because come the end of the Ashes we'll have hundreds of posts detailing how lucky England were to win because of Finn.
Will actually be a quality red ball bowler when he sorts his various quirks out too.
+1.........great in the field today, and as you say Prior is just all class.England's catching was nothing short of spectacular, must be said, particularly a couple from Prior. He really is a class act.
Except that every time England pitched the ball up they ere getting deviations off the pitch and beating the batsmen or taking wickets.Must admit we can't complain about Finn. We've had our fair share of jammy wickets go Wagner's way in this series.
I've wondered that recently too. Boult seems to be the go-to man for McCullum at the moment.i wonder if Boult has gone ahead of Southee in the pecking order, or if they are using their preferred ends?