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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    The way to go is bowl conventionally and have a more orthodox field set. This is just cowardly and stupid.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    I think it's closer to the way Imam ul haq I think was stumped by SL recently than any Mankading dismissal.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    I don't think the current team would beat the 90s one tbh having watched both of them even if a few underachieved in that one.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    That or just rotate strike with spread out fields by rolling the wrists. They're getting out trying to clear the ropes.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    So basically death bowling tactics and field sets is not a bad ploy against Bazball. When you keep hitting boundaries you don't want to stop and rotate strike for a while.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    Stokes is bowling like he is carrying an injury.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    Ashwin pretty much got away with accusing them of a conspiracy to alter the drs ball tracking trajectory on air.
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    *Official* Second Test (Lord's, London) 28 June–2 July

    Not on topic but they got caught ref handed because someone smelled a rat. https://m.timesofindia.com/sports/cricket/australia-in-south-africa/fanie-de-villiers-the-man-who-tipped-off-tv-crew-about-ball-tampering/amp_articleshow/63476508.cms Just because it doesn't always come to light doesn't...
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Khawaja got stuck today. Needed to have scored at least 20 more than he did and it would have made England more nervous. Game felt like it was not going anywhere for some time.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    England haven't bowled enough over the wicket to Khawaja. He doesn't have a good avg against that angle apparently even if the fad is now to default to a around the wicket line to the leftie.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Greg Roy plays on.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Lol.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    How is it fixing if you were doing what you were supposed to be doing?
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Doing the right thing by keeping it tight here.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Despite the fixing that was probably going on too.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Really should have a slips here.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Oh dear. Broad is in the zone now.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    Fire in Babylon was pretty decent.
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    *Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

    I happened to be watching extended highlights of that 2005 series the other day. The England attack at that time was hostile to say the least with Harmison, Flintoff and Simon Jones.

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