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***Official*** 3rd Test at the WACA
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Jet - Come On Come OnNnanden said:
Slow Love™
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No point, by now. It'd look slightly preposterous, IMO, unless rain was really on the horizon, which doesn't appear to be the case.cameeel said:
Great stuff by the Aussies, the Ashes are returned, and a whitewash really looks on the cards - but you never know what can happen when you get to the dead rubbers.
Warne's reaction when Ponting pulled off the run-out of Geraint was priceless - he just kept wandering around, looking from side to side saying "what happened?", and it took an eternity for anybody to tell him what was going on.
The way that Gilchrist was watching the stumps as Ponting closed in and lined up made me wonder if they've perhaps noticed he stays in place after hoisting forward and defending like that - a fairly stupid dismissal, and it's likely that by the end of this series, England may have slowly returned to the team (with Flintoff taking Trescothick's place) that contested the series against Pakistan last year, after all Fletcher's tinkering.
Slow Love™
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I'd seriously consider Gilly - aside from how extraordinary it all was, wasn't it essentially chanceless? Hussey had a fair few let-offs/chances in his second dig, although he could certainly still take it with a strong first innings also.pasag said:
