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*Official* Australia v England post-Ashes ODI series
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Black_Warrior
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wow that is some knock from Roy. Really impressed particularly with the way he paced his innings after the first power play. Usually T20 bashers who go aerial so often tend to throw it away at that stage
Firebreaker
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Roy can go for a double here
Starfighter
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A shame no Richie or Chappelli to commentate. Doug Walters would approve of that one.
Starfighter
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This has been quite a considerable innings from Roy.
Really whiffing at them now, must be tired especially with all that running. These two have run very well.
Really whiffing at them now, must be tired especially with all that running. These two have run very well.
fredfertang
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Far too much KP - although in view of the state of the match I'll be magnanimous
Black_Warrior
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Irrespective of whether they are the best LO side or not, England are most certainly the most exciting LO side in the world today. Just so much fun to watch.
Starfighter
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Jeez the batting has been leg side dominant.
fredfertang
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Worrying
quincywagstaff
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Already England’s highest ever ODI partnership v Oz. And only a few runs away from their all time 3rd wicket ODI partnership.
Spikey
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Roy keeps on getting a single off the last ball of the over (one over he had the single but slow australian fielding forced him to come back for the second)