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do you have a headache because you are hangingInspection in 15 minutes. I’ve got a headache. Is it worth hanging around?
do you have a headache because you are hangingInspection in 15 minutes. I’ve got a headache. Is it worth hanging around?
Probably!do you have a headache because you are hanging
Tomorrow is clear. Could wind up with conditions in our favour on Tuesdayif this continues aus won't be chasing much over 130ish
Get one of them out to accommodate Foakes and Bairstow in the same teamDuckett's going to struggle even more than Crawley this series. Think we just have to hope for the odd flying start from these two rather than anything substantial.
Not in the least bit surprised when the lead ended up being so much less than neededNot going well, is it? 2 down. Root to the rescue…
England haven't the balls to bring him inFoakes to open next test.
Probably!
Duckett should be leaving that ball aloneThis isn't Bazball batting though, this is just high quality bowling and some batsmen who have never really proven they can deal with that.
This is a hell of a contest here though.
You just beat me to that postif this continues aus won't be chasing much over 130ish
Joel Garner was great apparentlyGreen is a gully atg. Never seen anything like it. Total freak.
in b4 @OverratedSanity posts some lame joke about gully cricket
Is this not what England’s entire series is based on?Not going well, is it? 2 down. Root to the rescue…
Just hope we don’t go stupidly gung ho or there will be no chance of setting a competitive targetEngland dodged a bullet there. Could have gone down crashing if it was a full session
Pretty sure tommo morning would be bright and sunny
This potentially applies to the declaration as well.Michael Vaughan: "You don't have to Bazball all the time. Put it in a bag, just for 20 minutes there, that's all we're asking, then you can get back to it tomorrow!"
Be careful mind. I was hammered on this thread for trying to support the declarationThis potentially applies to the declaration as well.
Having said that, I'm softening on the declaration decision the more I think of it. England clearly think now about time as much as runs, and want to operate within a specific limit first innings which seems to be 80 overs (has this happened before?). Probably the only question I'd have is if they would've declared 5 down, 6 down, whatever or if it's a hard and fast rule