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Evil Scotsman
What about at 360/4?but at 131-4 would have snatched anyone’s hands off for a score over 400.
What about at 360/4?but at 131-4 would have snatched anyone’s hands off for a score over 400.
2013 in England had some good matches. TB and Chester Le Street could have gone either way.This is the most balanced Ashes series I've seen since 2005, there is a fight from both the teams every session. The series score does not do justice to how good the cricket has been.
The 2009 Ashes was a thing you know.This is the most balanced Ashes series I've seen since 2005, there is a fight from both the teams every session. The series score does not do justice to how good the cricket has been.
Despite the scorecard it wasn't that close of a series.The 2009 Ashes was a thing you know.
Like I said in the post mate, from our overnight position and what we went onto in the morning it was disappointing to get just over 400.What about at 360/4?
Bouncers aren’t nearly as effective at the pace of the English seamers.England bowlers didn't bowled a lot of bouncers to Australian yesterday especially Steve smith.
Rubbish. Rain pretty much saved England in the 1st . Australia had two bad tests and were pretty much dominant for the other three (although the 3rd was closer and a late Aussie collapse in the 2nd dig would have given England a sniff, but at effectively 262/5 with Clarke on 100 not out it was pretty much the loss of the whole of day three that saved them). England dominated the other two. I don't know how you can define that as anything but an even series.Despite the scorecard it wasn't that close of a series.
Yeah, at 130 or so on a true bouncing wicket they're 4 balls to anyone with a cut and pull shot.Bouncers aren’t nearly as effective at the pace of the English seamers.
Agree with that but I guess there wasn’t really a close match. Edgbaston could have been. Hard to know what happens in that one without the weather.Rubbish. Rain pretty much saved England in the 1st . Australia had two bad tests and were pretty much dominant for the other three (although the 3rd was closer and a late Aussie collapse in the 2nd dig would have given England a sniff, but at effectively 262/5 with Clarke on 100 not out it was pretty much the loss of the whole of day three that saved them). England dominated the other two. I don't know how you can define that as anything but an even series.
These sides don't really do close matches tbfAgree with that but I guess there wasn’t really a close match. Edgbaston could have been. Hard to know what happens in that one without the weather.
That series was a bunch of one sided smashings. The final tally does not reflect how one sided each match actually was.Rubbish. Rain pretty much saved England in the 1st . Australia had two bad tests and were pretty much dominant for the other three (although the 3rd was closer and a late Aussie collapse in the 2nd dig would have given England a sniff, but at effectively 262/5 with Clarke on 100 not out it was pretty much the loss of the whole of day three that saved them). England dominated the other two. I don't know how you can define that as anything but an even series.
No and even some painted as close don’t reflect it in the scoreThese sides don't really do close matches tbf
Not sure what your point is hereThat series was a bunch of one sided smashings. The final tally does not reflect how one sided each match actually was.
That's called moving the goalposts.That series was a bunch of one sided smashings. The final tally does not reflect how one sided each match actually was.
See you when you wake up Sunday,I’m somewhat intoxicated but I guess I do get your point which is that there weren’t any close matches but I’d say the score did just about reflect the series, as England just about had the better of one drawn match whereas Australia did the other.
No chance I’ll be up for the start of play in the morning. Fingers crossed when I wake up we are batting again.