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***Official*** Australia in India 2017

quincywagstaff

International Debutant
India's pace attack looking more lethal against Australia than the 22 Tests against Oz Ishant Sharna has played in. I'm sure that's just a coincidence.
 

FaaipDeOiad

Hall of Fame Member
Can't remember watching too many tests against India where you were looking forward to the seamers getting tired so their spells would end. In the second innings too.
 

cnerd123

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can see Handscomb and Maxwell hitting a breezy 50-100 run partnership here if india aren't careful. They'll both love the pace in the wicket and outfield.

Gotta stick to keeping it tight and find an edge with one that misbehaves a bit. Can't be giving them width.
 

Contra

Cricketer Of The Year
I love Bhuvi but there isn't swing on offer, just isn't gonna cut it. Spinners before these 2 settle.
 

cnerd123

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This session has been totally mad
this whole series has been quite cray, but in regards to this pitch and this match it's one where batsmen get value for shots and bowlers can bowl so many jaffas

it's fun viewing even tho the average RR has been under 3.
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
One over too many from Kumar.
It was the same in the first innings.. in fact I think you could argue two or three too many there. I think Rahane's trying to get as much out of him when he's most effective (new ball) as possible, but it's probably not really needed when they're playing five bowlers.
 

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