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yeah...he'll be alright to do that tomorrow! lolmarc71178 said:More importantly we'll want him to bat at some point (but hopefully not today!)
yeah...he'll be alright to do that tomorrow! lolmarc71178 said:More importantly we'll want him to bat at some point (but hopefully not today!)
Well hopefully by the time he's in Steyn will be absolutely exhausted!Samuel_Vimes said:Do we? What if Steyn peppers him again?
South Africans seem to hate him quite a bit. They've been giving him a bit of lip on the field! He just stands there, takes it smiling and lets his bat do the talking.DocHead said:I. Hate. Andrew. Strauss.
Arrgh, and more than that, could the SA bowlers stop bowling so shite, line and length is frikking everywhere!
It really is a huge compliment when a side starts hating you after 1 and a half Tests against them. You're either playing good cricket or sledging really well.Mr Casson said:South Africans seem to hate him quite a bit. They've been giving him a bit of lip on the field! He just stands there, takes it smiling and lets his bat do the talking.
And if he does that he'll only be behind Bradman in the list of names reaching 1000 runs in the fewest Tests.marc71178 said:A look at his series stats suggests it's the former.
He's actually only 60 away from making his 1000 Test runs already.
Yeah, thanks Pratyush.marc71178 said:Thanks once again to Pratyush - he did it in the first Test, and history is beginning to repeat itself here.
It's only day three!!! If England batted until late tomorrow they could still hope to bowl out SA!superkingdave said:You'd have to say that the game is level again now, unless the pitch deteriorates you would have to say a draw is odds on though.
The longer we can keep them out in the field the better though, as there is only a few days in between this and the next test
The fatigue factor is a big one for mine... even when (if? ) one of these guys gets out, they've done a hell of a number on all of the bowlers.Scaly piscine said:I wouldn't say the game was level, England are 30 ahead and SA have to bat last which even if the pitch doesn't deteriorate (why wouldn't it in 30C+ heat?) is still more difficult. That's without factoring in England's superior bowling attack and the momentum and the fatigue factor.