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*Official* Ashes Series Thread
- Thread starter Neil Pickup
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Top_Cat
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Sorry. Didn't mean to try to take the shine off the play of England. They didn't get to the position they're in without playing VERY very well, regardless of the whole depleted bowling attack thing. Realistically they've already earned a moral victory. They just need to make it formal now.
Personally, I would have started with Harmison today as opposed to Hoggard but that's just me. Harmison's hip-to-heart length would be bloody difficult to play on a deck like that.
Personally, I would have started with Harmison today as opposed to Hoggard but that's just me. Harmison's hip-to-heart length would be bloody difficult to play on a deck like that.
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
All I cna remember is that on CG.com for the 5th Test I predicted England win toss and match, Vaughan to have best innings and man of match, and Caddick to have best innings bowling figures.
Total of 1200 runs, so that's a bit out I guess.
Oh yeah, and I had a fiver on at 10-1 on England
Total of 1200 runs, so that's a bit out I guess.
Oh yeah, and I had a fiver on at 10-1 on England
Rik
Cricketer Of The Year
Bet you are now wishing you put more on...marc71178 said:All I cna remember is that on CG.com for the 5th Test I predicted England win toss and match, Vaughan to have best innings and man of match, and Caddick to have best innings bowling figures.
Total of 1200 runs, so that's a bit out I guess.
Oh yeah, and I had a fiver on at 10-1 on England
S.Waugh
S.Waugh to quit or not???
Just listening to former Aussie fast bolwer Thomson, And he was saying he had just been talking to some of Waugh's realitives, and they feel Waugh will call it a day, to back it up they say that his whole family has turned up today (normally just his wife does) and his also hired in a couple of minders as well.
Also running / jogging of the ground after getting out, emotions running high maybe??
Anyway it's still all speculation, we will have to wait and see.
S.Waugh to quit or not???
Just listening to former Aussie fast bolwer Thomson, And he was saying he had just been talking to some of Waugh's realitives, and they feel Waugh will call it a day, to back it up they say that his whole family has turned up today (normally just his wife does) and his also hired in a couple of minders as well.
Also running / jogging of the ground after getting out, emotions running high maybe??
Anyway it's still all speculation, we will have to wait and see.
aussie_beater
State Vice-Captain
Most likely it would be his last test on Australian soil....and that could be the reason why his whole family came to see him play at his home ground.Top_Cat said:
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
i think steve waugh would just as rather lose a test than draw one
aussie_beater
State Vice-Captain
Yeah ? ...you mean to say that Australia could have drawn this match but chose to lose.... come on you know better then that. :Page_master said: