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*Official* Double Match Day - South Africa v England (27th Sept)
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Jarquis
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
3 stages of English sport.Great game this, I'm starting to believe I really am.
1 - Dismissive of chances, expecting to be trounced.
2 - Distinct possibility of causing an upset, hopes are on the increase.
3 - Grasping defeat from the jaws of victory.
Congratulations on reaching level 2
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
Swann doing his best to get us to level 33 stages of English sport.
1 - Dismissive of chances, expecting to be trounced.
2 - Distinct possibility of causing an upset, hopes are on the increase.
3 - Grasping defeat from the jaws of victory.
Congratulations on reaching level 2
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Vivek Madhou from Mauritius sums up what most feedbackers are saying: "The strategy which smith and villiers is wrong.They are not takng care of the run rate which has already crossed 7 per over.They will face a monstrous task even if they have wickets in hand.The run rate may be too high to achieve if they dont start taking the bull by its horn now itself."
Reckon they're doing all right atm.
Reckon they're doing all right atm.
More to the point, when that was posted, the last 5 overs had gone for 35 runs, so 7 an over.Vivek Madhou from Mauritius sums up what most feedbackers are saying: "The strategy which smith and villiers is wrong.They are not takng care of the run rate which has already crossed 7 per over.They will face a monstrous task even if they have wickets in hand.The run rate may be too high to achieve if they dont start taking the bull by its horn now itself."
Reckon they're doing all right atm.
kingkallis
International Coach
Anyone has any idea what should be the score for SAF to keep their hopes live if they lose the game and then England beat the Kiwis in last game?
This is going to be an interesting scenario if SAF lose this game and England beat the Kiwis...
This is going to be an interesting scenario if SAF lose this game and England beat the Kiwis...
.313 is the minimum
kingkallis
International Coach
Smith is really lucky, is he going to snatch this game away from Poms or what?
kingkallis
International Coach
If they can get anywhere around 313 then they'd win it...
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superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
That was close as well that LBW.
Dissector
International Debutant
I tend to agree that South Africa should have been a touch more aggressive and aimed for around 10-15 more than they have. The total is still quite possible but it's the kind of RRR where a wicket can put a lot of pressure on the new batsman. Of course the way England are catching that way take a while...