Johan
International 12th Man
by bowling faster than 80 mph
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**Official** 1st Test @ Perth, 22nd-26th November
- Thread starter Jarquis
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h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
Nightwatchman Kohli was padded up. Luckily, India didn't need his services.
sayon basak
International Debutant
Prince EWS
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Almost every ball too, lol.
Easier to extend yourself when you only have to bowl two overs a day I guess, but yeah it has surprised even me who has watched him deliver this **** in domestic cricket all season exactly how quickly it clocks here.
Burgey
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Neither did Warne
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Dont worry, Warnest will find a way.
Burgey
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Watching him bat yesterday, it’s obvious he’s been working really hard on his bowling
Prince EWS
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Good from you.
silentstriker
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I guess I don’t understand the pitches here because I certainly did not expect this at the start of the day.
sayon basak
International Debutant
I wouldn't tbf.
Howe_zat
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India have only once in their history won a match after being bowled out for 150 or less in the first innings. That was also against Australia, in Mumbai 2004.
A team winning away after being <150 all out in the first innings has happened 12 times across all teams, 7 of which were in the 19th century. The two occasions in the last 35 years are Australia in Kandy, also in 2004, and NZ in Hobart 2011.
A team winning away after being <150 all out in the first innings has happened 12 times across all teams, 7 of which were in the 19th century. The two occasions in the last 35 years are Australia in Kandy, also in 2004, and NZ in Hobart 2011.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Noone really expected it to change this much. As has been said by a couple of people, this level of "seamy road" is rarely seen outside NZ.
Howe_zat
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ITC was right all along. HCSI
Silver Silva
International Regular
9 overs short in the day 
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Prince EWS
Global Moderator
It took until I started making my own simulator to realise entirely why it actually did that, because mine did it too.
If you make seam assistance start at its highest point on the first morning and gradually get lower, do the opposite for spin, and make pace and bounce peak near the end of Day 2/beginning of Day 3, you do absolutely get this third innings h4x phenomenon sometimes, especially if bowling attacks don't have good express quicks in them.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
WTC table chat is even more boring than over-rates chat, to be fair.
Has he given up leggies altogether? He was a pretty decent spinner. Not sure he'll get a lot out of bowling bouncers non-stop.
Son Of Coco
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If Australia can manage to bowl zero overs for the next day and a half, we are a chance of chasing this down.