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***Official*** Australia in England (The Ashes)

social

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Slow Love™ said:
It's just not happening for us at present.

And Bell still doesn't look very flash to me.
To me, he looks like a guy that spends all his time against a bowling machine - comes down as expected, he looks fine. Anything remotely different, and he hasnt got a clue.
 

greg

International Debutant
nick-o said:
I'd love to know when last an Aussie attack featuring both McGrath and Warne looked at a scoreboard reading 200-2.

Great knock here.
Well, it happened a number of times on the last Ashes tour...
 

pskov

International 12th Man
So what's a good target for England at the end of today? I'd have taken 300/4 at the start of today personally, but I think we could do better in the current situation.
 
pskov said:
So what's a good target for England at the end of today? I'd have taken 300/4 at the start of today personally, but I think we could do better in the current situation.
By the way it's looking I'd say the possibilities are limitless.
 

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
social said:
To me, he looks like a guy that spends all his time against a bowling machine - comes down as expected, he looks fine. Anything remotely different, and he hasnt got a clue.
Well there's a fine line between playing slower balls okay and looking like a complete dolt against them. He's just played the last one nicely as I type.
 

Majin

International Debutant
Sorry to go back to this, but yeah, in that replay of Vaughan getting the no-ball bowled, it's quite obvious that he was about to walk, until he saw the umpires reaction. Well, not walk, but there was no way he knew it was a no ball until he saw the signal.
 
Majin said:
Sorry to go back to this, but yeah, in that replay of Vaughan getting the no-ball bowled, it's quite obvious that he was about to walk, until he saw the umpires reaction. Well, not walk, but there was no way he knew it was a no ball until he saw the signal.
Yep.

So obvious it defies belief that someone could possibly see it differently.
 

nick-o

State 12th Man
Really happy to see this being done like it was a Test match not an ODI.

3-and-a-half an over by the top order, but protecting their wickets; leave the five-an-over stuff for later.

It looks like a Test match; maybe that's why Vaughn-o finally gets his ton -- he's a test batsman and never at home in ODIs, but put him in his element and let him do his job, and he does his job




at last.
 

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