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*Official* Fifth Test (The Oval, London) 27-31 July

Burgey

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"They've fielded so well in this series" uh no we haven't Nass, we've dropped catches constantly the whole way through
Only England fail to take their chances mate. Nothing else explains the series scoreline. Nothing.
 

Burgey

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Nice from Murphy. Not seen him bowl before this tour, action reminds me a bit of Graeme Swann. Flighted that one to get Wood nicely.
He’s a decent bowler tbh. Obviously didn’t get much of a go in the third test, but I think that was more the pace England went at in the fourth dig chasing a moderate total than it was to do with him in particular.
 

Spark

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See how you get catching opportunities if you keep fielders in the ring? Funny how that happens
 

morgieb

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I think out of all the days of Test cricket I’ve seen, this might be the weirdest in a series which isn’t fully decided.
 

loterry1994

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Think when mooen got out and stokes came
In that’s when the trouble began the run rate slowed a bit and their batters were stuck in the middle on how to play the situation
 

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