If Warne gets a bowl in these conditions then Australia have probably blown it.andyc said:Yep, well said. And, considering they do play, it's all up to Warne and McGrath, and to a lesser extent, Lee.
If Warne gets a bowl in these conditions then Australia have probably blown it.andyc said:Yep, well said. And, considering they do play, it's all up to Warne and McGrath, and to a lesser extent, Lee.
Come on, it's Warne.greg said:If Warne gets a bowl in these conditions then Australia have probably blown it.
Yeah, cause you wouldn't play your best bowler in this series, the squad, and especially under pressure.greg said:If Warne gets a bowl in these conditions then Australia have probably blown it.
Heads rolling, including 'coaching' staff perhaps. Or a miracle.Mister Wright said:Giles does something useful in this test match.
Shocking collapse from the Australian batsman, could have been a lot worse if Clarke was taken on 3.
What's going to happen now?
It would be stupid not take the lightDemolition Man said:Heads rolling, including 'coaching' staff perhaps. Or a miracle.
It would be un-English to not take the light.
Slightly missing the point.andyc said:Yeah, cause you wouldn't play your best bowler in this series, the squad, and especially under pressure.
And Lee got out doing what he had to do, really.
What is that supposed to mean ?greg said:If Warne gets a bowl in these conditions then Australia have probably blown it.
That metacheck webpage must be getting record hits I've been checking it every half hourScaly piscine said:http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/cricket_oval.asp
It's changed recently - tomorrow has gone from 50-60% cloud to 90%+, also there was no rain forecast for 15:00 before.
Meh. I wouldn't mind one bit if he opened the bowling, in all seriousness.greg said:Slightly missing the point.
Agreed, but lets say the shoe was on the other foot and lets say Steve Waugh was captian , he would go for the win.chalky said:It would be stupid not take the light