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*Official* India Tour of England 2018

Singh767

School Boy/Girl Captain
I feel like I am dreaming, 40/4 ATVG lol.

F*** me this is the best seam bowling attack we have ever had by a country mile.
 

Singh767

School Boy/Girl Captain
It's great isn't it, our 5th bowler is quicker than anything they have
Haha!
Should I feel guilty about not supporting England? Im born and bred in England, but nothing satisfies me more than beating them :D.
Normally every year after a good win Botham and the crew talk about how England are going to dominate for years, have not heard that this year ...
 

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It feels like the Duke ball never really stops swinging. It's kind of nice, but the theory of "see off the early movement and then cash in later" doesn't really hold, does it?
 

Black_Warrior

Cricketer Of The Year
I have been saying from the beginning of India's away season (before the South Africa series) that India should beat England this year and if they don't they have only themselves to blame. The fact that they are 2 down in this series is a result of their own poor strategies and mismanagement. Proper warm ups and player management (Bhuvi) would have seen better results in the first two Tests.
 

Starfighter

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
It feels like the Duke ball never really stops swinging. It's kind of nice, but the theory of "see off the early movement and then cash in later" doesn't really hold, does it?
Actually solidly laying some bat to it helps stop it swinging.
 

Black_Warrior

Cricketer Of The Year
It feels like the Duke ball never really stops swinging. It's kind of nice, but the theory of "see off the early movement and then cash in later" doesn't really hold, does it?
It does not because it stops swinging but because you learn to adapt better and start getting used to the movement. That's pretty much been Pakistan's mantra in England in both the their last 2 tours. Take time early on, get beaten, edged, dropped but somehow survive and then they start playing shots against the same balls that they were poking earlier.
 

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