*Official* Fifth Test at the SCG

[hazsa19]

Trott a candidate for being bowled around his legs?

 

[Spark]

Lol Mitch. Gets a wicket out of nowhere. Good length.

That's how to bowl at him early on though. Get him driving.

I was about to post to wonder why Mitch was still bowling too.

 

[hazsa19]

:-o

 

[Nate]

Jaffa from Hilf. Bowling average now back under 35.

And Johnson! Terrible footwork from Trott though.

Still wish we'd pick three pacemen who bowl L&L, regardless of the pace.

 

[blahblahblah]

wtf is happening?

 

[morgieb]

There we ****ing go!

 

[morgieb]

My deja vu call looks pretty good ats.

 

[Spark]

Hmm bit of shape as well.

 

[hazsa19]

Coh that was straight! Looks like hes learned his lesson 2 balls later though.

 

[Spark]

Geez Hilf is swinging it very nicely now. Short leg?

 

[Redbacks]

On ya captain Clarke!

 

[vic_orthdox]

Trott playing at a ball he shouldn't have at this stage of his innings, and has managed to leave in other innings to date. Maybe the fact that Johnson has brought a few balls back made him more conscious of playing on that line.

 

[Spark]

Trott playing at a ball he shouldn't have, and hasn't throughout this series at this stage. Maybe the fact that Johnson has brought a few balls back made him more conscious of playing on that line.

Classic Johnson, really. Makes them play balls they shouldn't.

Too high.

 

[hazsa19]

I called that out tbh. Still cant get my head around Australian bounce

 

[blahblahblah]

that was close

 

[hazsa19]

Well it's never dull when KP's around!

 

[Faisal1985]

all i can say is ,,i am loved johnson's batting and so wish he knocks the breath out of this English batting line up to make it a spicey contest...

 

[Spark]

KP looks a bit lost out there.

 

[hazsa19]

Get the lights on! They best not go off for 10 minutes because they couldn't see it was getting gloomy.

 

[stephen]

Really thought that the LBW should have been given. In the case where the batsman isn't playing a shot when it's close the benefit of the doubt should go to the bowler. Make the batsman guess as to whether they use a referral or not.