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*Official* First Test (Edgbaston, Birmingham) 16–20 June

morgieb

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That’s the second time an obvious decision wasn’t given on field in one session.

This is why we need DRS.
 

kevinw

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Hmmm, Australia will probably take this at lunch. England bat deep but this pitch is flat. Reckon Crawley will be disappointed with that shot.
 

Burgey

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Well that’s our session on that deck and we’ve bowled as badly as we are capable of.
 

Howe_zat

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It's hard to be disappointed with 61 from Crawley but him tonning up day 1 after everything said would have been sodding amazing.

Feels like England have let a good position slip here but it was probably always going to be about the middle order anyway
 

Spark

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Apart from Hazlewood's bowling, thought Australia were pretty ordinary but I think they won the session with that final wicket.
They'd be absolutely delighted. 3 down and two (relatively) fresh batsmen? They'd have taken that if it was cloudy and swinging let alone a road.
 

grecian

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Despite all the talk of a roady-road, there's been an odd ball that have done a bit.

Australia's session though clearly.
 

Burgey

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Who stopped them referring the first one?
He’s talking about Pope’s lbw. No one heard the first Crawley edge. You tend not to appeal if there’s no sound or deviation. I know England think they’ve changed the game, but historically those are usually seen as plays and misses
 

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