secondedDemolition Man said:FFS get that hack kasper off !!!!
I disagree with you there, doctering pitches to give you an advantage isnt a very sportsmanlike tacticNuffy said:I think this is a wake up call for Australian groundsmen.
Last season they prepared pitches that suited India down to the ground, now we have the Eng groundsmen preparing pitches to suit the Eng team.
:Lets hope we see the same strategy this Australian summer, its a legit tactic no issue with that, but lets hope everyone does it.
Hasn't always been that way. I remember the 1998 Test at The Oval against Sri Lanka, the pitch looked more like Columbo. Anyway, it lead to Muralitharan taking 16 wickets, and I never understood why they did it.Nuffy said:I think this is a wake up call for Australian groundsmen.
Last season they prepared pitches that suited India down to the ground, now we have the Eng groundsmen preparing pitches to suit the Eng team.
:Lets hope we see the same strategy this Australian summer, its a legit tactic no issue with that, but lets hope everyone does it.
No it isn't. Its the advantage of being at home.cameeel said:I disagree with you there, doctering pitches to give you an advantage isnt a very sportsmanlike tactic
That's being kind to him, too.andyc said:Tait hardly lighting the world on fire here
He only conceded two off the last overandyc said:Tait hardly lighting the world on fire here
not the greatest pitch.....andyc said:Tait hardly lighting the world on fire here
That doesn't excuse chronic inaccuracy.aussie said:not the greatest pitch.....
Australia won two 'absolutely critical tosses' as well.Nuffy said:No theres nothing wrong with them at all, Eng has an advantage in swing bowling so the benefits of a featherbed is with Eng...............plus winning two absolutely critical tosses on the featherbeds negates Warne even further, plenty is going Eng's way.