Australia still have time today to accelerate later as long as they don't just keep allowing these maidens, they can afford 2-3 runs an over for this session.you can’t win the game by scoring quickly in the first hour of day two, but you can go a long way to losing it if you have a collapse.
Can't really fault their approach. Lower order has been blown away for nothing in the series a few times and everyone aside from Head, for a few balls where he was in God mode, has had to work hard for their runs. I don't think India will be going at 4+ an over.Not sure of the thinking behind the slow start. Maybe they want to grind to 300 and then hit the accelerator?
Both. India have bowled pretty accurate but it's hard to get batsmen out if they're not going to make mistakes.Haven’t watched a ball of this. Is it a road or have Aus just batted well?
Australia batting with a lot of intent but its a grind.Haven’t watched a ball of this. Is it a road or have Aus just batted well?
Haha this is a can of worms you may not enjoy having opened.Haven’t watched a ball of this. Is it a road or have Aus just batted well?
Was thinking the exact same thing, especially with low bounce.Green needs to be careful with that shot, a real risk of chopping it on
I am legitimately expecting a Kohli ton.This partnership has really taken the game away slowly but surely. Pretty sure most of our lineup will lack the patience to grind out the runs on a deck like this. Expect a lot of pretty looking 40s.
If he gets out for a pretty 40 then we really will know that he's following the terminal Ponting career arcI am legitimately expecting a Kohli ton.
Not Gambhiring either because I'd be stoked for him tbh. The stage really seems to be set for it.
Literally like that. Get that bloke out of there and put him somewhere actually usefulAlso what is the point of that wide slip, any edge that thick will go straight to ground and anything that bounces a bit extra is much more likely to go fine and straight through the gap