Dropped below 40 in India though. The fact it's gained so much is ridiculous given that really doesn't seem (and wasn't) that long ago.I'm surprised it's only above 50 now. Been in insane form for quite a while .
Certainly, but his away record is pretty gash all over isn't it? Plus, he's an offie.Failing to perform in one country the first time doesn't necessarily mean the player will fail again.
Apart from his bad tour of Australia 4 years ago, he's played a grand total of 3 overseas tests. Went wicketless in one in SA, but showed definite signs of improvement in England, and wasn't bad at all.Certainly, but his away record is pretty gash all over isn't it? Plus, he's an offie.
Yes, but he couldn't have asked for a better pitch to give him confidence for rest of the tour (considering he relies on bounce too)Certainly, but his away record is pretty gash all over isn't it? Plus, he's an offie.
Well possibly. Just think he's cod ordinary tbh, but I have a terrible bias against off spinners because they're a worthless blight on the game who reintroduced chucking to it. Except for Lyon of course.Yes, but he couldn't have asked for a better pitch to give him confidence for rest of the tour (considering he relies on bounce too)
you have been seeing how much the ball has been turning from the rough rightHow much of a lead would Australia be looking for? Pitch looks like quite a road so I'd say at least 350, probs 400. Depends if Warner stays on and scores quickly.
Australia will look to bat until just before lunch tomorrow. India will go to lunch one down and looking comfortable, but there will be a collapse after lunch with controversial umpiring decisions culminating in them scrambling through to the second last over where Michael Clarke will take three wickets before Mohammed Shami dances down the wicket and bops Mohammed Shami over long on for six, seemingly holding out for a draw*.How much of a lead would Australia be looking for? Pitch looks like quite a road so I'd say at least 350, probs 400. Depends if Warner stays on and scores quickly.
You mean Shami will be bowling to himself from one end and run to the other end to bat as well?Australia will look to bat until just before lunch tomorrow. India will go to lunch one down and looking comfortable, but there will be a collapse after lunch with controversial umpiring decisions culminating in them scrambling through to the second last over where Michael Clarke will take three wickets before Mohammed Shami dances down the wicket and bops Mohammed Shami over long on for six, seemingly holding out for a draw*.
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Yes, yes I do.You mean Shami will be bowling to himself from one end and run to the other end to bat as well?
A question every bloke has asked himself at some stage.wonderful. Why doesn't he just play with himself?