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*Official* First Test at Trent Bridge
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Goughy
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Really? I think, as a unit, Australia have bowled poorly. If they had hit their areas then England could easily have been 64-5. I'm OK with the score. Over 250 and I will be moderately pleased. Over 300 I will be extatic.
Furball
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A regular Gary Pratt
Cooky Monster
U19 12th Man
Time to stand up Bell and Bairstow, thought if we lost KP cheaply that Oz will be batting today, hope im wrong.
Maximas
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or to dissuade English Batsmen from trying to impersonate Amla by physically threatening them...
Spikey
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you can blame this on burginho
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
The outfield is fast and the ball is keeping low which really can aid the scoring. We haven't been amazing as a unit, but I think you are overrating how difficult the batting conditions are.
EDIT - ball keeping low isn't going to aid the scoring, I wrote that incorrectly.
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Cooky Monster
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Yep, its all to predictable really.
Burgey
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They're quality.
wpdavid
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Yeah, it could easily happen from here, especially if the Aus quicks get their line right.
Spikey
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this is Peter Siddle's inner monologue