Takes one to know one...JustTool said:Tired of listening to Slats go on and on about Aussie batsmen and players and team spirit and baggy green (like it came directly from the Pope). Very little mention of Zaheer's outstanding spell (unlike his poetry about McGrath and Gillespie). I suppose his bias is a refelection of the parochial attitude of some of the posters....
I am sorry I assumed some rudimentary understanding (on your part) of what pressure and momentum is all about in cricket;marc71178 said:
and when a team loses a couple of wickets early changes the way the rest of the batsmen play etc. Apologies that I assumed you understood cricket and forgot that your primary aim is to bash the Indian team. 
What a joke. India scored less than half of the Australian score in the first innings, and all of a sudden the game would have turned on its head and India would have ran away with it if Simon Katich was given out lbw? It's amazing that you accuse others of making excuses when they explain why they think an umpire might have made a bad decision, while apparently complaining about the conditions, the groundman, injuries, umpiring and everything else under the sun is apparently just par for the course when your team is losing.JustTool said:I am sorry I assumed some rudimentary understanding (on your part) of what pressure and momentum is all about in cricket;
Langer had a go at Agarkar for over-appealing. I think Dravid would have mentioned something like the appeal against Sehwag...FaaipDeOiad said:
A little bit of both. It was some great bowling, but now Langer seems to be in a bit of a hole and the bowling has eased off a bit.SJS said:
I do have that.JustTool said:I am sorry I assumed some rudimentary understanding (on your part) of what pressure and momentum is all about in cricket;
