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***Official*** 2nd Test at Adelaide

Spikey

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thought it was a bit high based on the ones anderson didn't get a couple of days ago
 

Spark

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That's a bit unlucky. Though tbf Smith was quite lucky with the first one.
You are 100% not lucky if you get given out with the ball pitching outside leg stump. I don't know where this trope has come from if a batsman is "lucky" if they cop a wrong decision which is then overturned by DRS.
 

SeamUp

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Only gave England a small chance if you got skittled.

Surely made more sense to send them in again but ultimately England's batting line-up is very fragile right now that tomorrow should be fine as well with the Oz bowlers having rest.
 
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Groundking

International Debutant
right lads you have 12 minutes to get Handscombe and the prick nightwatchman (like ****ing wwwwhhhyyyy) out and we've got a sniff.
 

morgieb

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How is this unlucky?
Was barely hitting the top of the stumps (and therefore umpire's call), also umpire's call as to whether it was in line.

IMO if you get two umpire's call you can consider yourself somewhat unlucky.
 

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