steds
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Laxatives. It's all that's left to try.wpdavid said:btw exactly how do you shift Dravid nowadays?
Laxatives. It's all that's left to try.wpdavid said:btw exactly how do you shift Dravid nowadays?
That's the second time you've done that. Hoggard on for Python.wpdavid said:I wonder how long Fred will keep Panesar going.
Plump player quota.adharcric said:how does someone with as pathetic a first-class average as that (blackwell) make it to a national squad?
He also helps fill the dirty slogger quota.Jono said:Plump player quota.
Particularly with Freddy losing so much weight over the years and Key out of the team now.
I reckon Panesar fills that one reasonably well and actually has some talent, no?Jono said:Plump player quota.
Particularly with Freddy losing so much weight over the years and Key out of the team now.
Surely you could pass Harmy as that?steds said:He also helps fill the dirty slogger quota.
Harmy, Pietersen, Blackwell...they're all the same really.Jono said:Surely you could pass Harmy as that?
Especially if the quota was "dirty slogger that gets runs" quota
Not yet they're not. It is fairly even at the moment and India have to score at least 450 to be in a better position than England, given India bat last and would be chasing.Jono said:Anyway I'm obviously fairly disappointed that India didn't bowl out England earlier in the day for a smaller total (particularly since it cost me $10), however Collingwood's knock must be given a lot of credit and I'm also disappointed I didn't get to watch his knock live as I was at uni and then cricke training. It would have been great to see him get to his 100. Harmy's knock too would have been some entertainment. Regardng Panesar's batting, is he as much of a bunny as I have been lead to believe from reports (Is he in the McGrath/MacGill class? Where he can still get some runs, but equally look hopeless on the some occasions).
Regarding India, absolutely delighted with Jaffer's knock today, and Dravid has done what he always does, but that doesn't make me any less appreciative of him. Lovely stuff. Sehwag out early was disappointing, but fair play to England, terrific plan to get him out going for the drive on the up. That being said, I still think India are in a very strong position with Sachin and Laxman still in the shed (plus the others who can obviously bat as well). A good platform has been said, and even though England for at least 60-80 more runs more than I think they should have, India should still be reasonably happy with the day's play. Collingwood just played really really smart test cricket.
Yea but you also thought England would score less than 340...Jono said:Fair enough. I still think they're ahead. 2-3 down would have changed it I guess.
You give me a post where I said they'd make less than 340, and I'll give you a pie. The odds were fairly decent just before Freddy went out so I thought I'd have a go. A few minutes after I made that bet Freddy fell, and so did a few other wickets. Seemed an alright bet, just didn't work out. I still thought, with Freddy going alright, England were going to score 350-360.Scaly piscine said:Yea but you also thought England would score less than 340...
Regardless of whether he thought England wouldn't score less than 340 after day 1, I wouldn't believe any one who claims he genuinely thought England would score more than 340 after day 1.Scaly piscine said:Yea but you also thought England would score less than 340...